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Today we’re eyeing a few very good deals, including on a silk eye mask and some lovely hostess gifts. Also: the case for a custom bobblehead.

Twice a day, every day ...

The Philips Sonicare 4100, our runner up pick for the best electric toothbrush.
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Over the years, we’ve tested 66 electric toothbrushes in hundreds of trials at the bathroom sink to find the very best ones. Because after all, if you’re going to do something every day, twice a day, you might as well do everything you can to make that thing as easy and enjoyable as possible.

And in that spirit: One of our favorite toothbrushes is on sale today. It’s powerful without being aggressive, exceedingly straightforward to operate, and quiet enough not to wake a sleeping partner. It comes with useful, but not over-the-top features, like a two-minute timer, a pressure sensor, and a long-lasting battery.

We love this (on-sale) toothbrush→

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More early Black Friday deals we’re eyeing

Sony PlayStation 5 Slim and Sony WF-1000XM5 Noise-Cancelling Earbuds
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Black Friday sales start earlier and earlier every year, which can make navigating the frenzy of all the discounts that much more difficult. That’s where our deals experts come in: They’re vetting all the early sale prices to highlight only the best ones.

All the early deals we’re seeing (and loving) so far→

Some hidden-gem deals

A photo of someone wearing the Manta Silk Sleep Mask in bed in an illustrated frame.

“The best gift I ever received was this bug-like silk eye mask”

It has two eyecups that sit comfortably, fully blocking out light without squishing your eyes or lashes→

A close-up of the Onsen bath towel next to a photo of the full Onsen bath towel.

Chic waffle-weave towels we love

They’re lighter, drape better, and dry faster than any terry towel we’ve tried→

The Magic Wand Rechargeable vibrator, displayed on a wooden bedside table.

Our top-pick vibrator

No toy matches the power and intensity of the widely beloved Magic Wand→

A Leesa Original Mattress on a black bed frame with a tall houseplant next to it.

A deeply cozy mattress

Its memory foam has a subtle springiness that makes it extremely satisfying to plop into→

Great gifts for hosts and hostesses

Our favorite on-sale gifts include a set of spicy sauces and an adorable mini broom and dustpan set→

Plus: Itty-bitty on-sale delights

a pair of headphones, a ring and a stick of lip balm with a yellow illustrative frame.
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Stocking stuffers on Christmas morning. Little treats for your office’s white elephant exchange. Gifts to dole out over the eight nights of Hanukkah. There’s no shortage of opportunities to gift teeny-tiny presents this time of year. And right now, we’re seeing plenty of adorable, actually useful little things on sale, including a hydrating lip balm, a nifty little spatula, and a compact flashlight that’s weirdly stylish.

Small gifts, oversized joy→

One last thing: Does someone in your life need a custom bobblehead?

Two custom Funko Pop Yourself figures, featuring a man and woman with glasses, plus two smaller black cats.
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These fun personalized figurines are a runaway hit across all types of giftees: want-nothing dads, want-everything tweens, the newly engaged. It’s easy to customize a bobblehead with your recipient’s hairstyle, clothing, and accessories. You can even add their pets.

“I had them made of my boyfriend, his daughter, and me,” says staff writer and gifts expert Mari Uyehara. “And I’m not sure who was more psyched to get them: the 47-year-old man or the 9-year-old kid.”

Designed in your loved one’s likeness→

Plus: It’s a good day to get a new mattress. A few of our favorites are on sale.

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