Design Hunting - For the Wife Who Has a Skin-Care Fridge

She double-cleansed before it was cool. You’re pretty sure her trip to Seoul was mostly an excuse to stock up on K-beauty brands. And she has explained to you what “slugging” means more times than you can count. So she’ll be impressed by this dermatologist-beloved eye cream from Revision Skincare. It’s a splurge, but it works (and that’s also what makes it a good gift). According to our writer Tembe Denton-Hurst, this cream just works. It can “improve the look and feel of their under-eye area,” and dermatologists told us it’s a favorite in their practices, too.

It’s packed full of actives (including vitamin C for brightening and peptides for reducing fine lines and wrinkles). And those actives will remain potent, thanks to D.E.J Eye Cream’s airtight tube. Its flat metal-spatula tip makes for a fuss-free, perfectly dosed application that also just feels nice to put on her face. A bonus: It usually retails for $118, but it’s currently $94. In short, it’s a light and nourishing eye cream that’ll keep her skin looking FYP-ready.

“One of the best uses of the Notes app is for keeping a running list of gift ideas. Make it a year-round endeavor, and don’t overthink the formatting. Whenever someone mentions something they want or have been searching for, whenever you have an epiphany about a gift that’d be great for so-and-so, whenever you’re clicking through a relevant Strategist list months before the actual gift-giving opportunity — throw it all in a Note and refer back to it any time you need some inspiration or you’re ready to add to cart.” —Jen Trolio, senior editor