24 Last-Minute Holiday Gifts You Can Buy at the Drugstore

If this blast from the past doesn’t stir up any nostalgic feels, we don’t know what will. Maybelline Baby Lips Color Balm Crayon, $6. (Photo: Maybelline)

French women swear by it, so you know it’s good. Bioderma Sensibio H2O Micelle Solution, $14. (Photo: Bioderma)

Seriously, this stuff is one of the greatest hydrators out there. Mario Badescu Facial Spray With Aloe, Herbs, and Rosewater, $7. (Photo: Mario Badescu)

Who doesn’t want fuller brows and longer lashes? RapidLash Eyelash and Eyebrow Enhancing Serum, $40. (Photo: RapidLash)

This cleanser is perfectly simple and mild. Cetaphil Daily Facial Cleanser, $6. (Photo: Cetaphil)

This mascara has had staying power as the top-selling formula in the U.S. for 40 years. Maybelline Greatlash, $6. (Photo: Maybelline)

This lip oil is the perfect gift for the natural beauty lover who’s into lip gloss but not its sticky residue. Burt's Bees Tinted Lip Oil, $9. (Photo: Burt's Bees)

Natural hair serums are nearly impossible to find, and this one really works. Giovanni Frizz Be Gone, $9. (Photo: Giovanni)

This multi-use moisturizing balm is also a cult product, and we are obsessed. Weleda Skin Food, $8. (Photo: Weleda)

People literally call this product “magic,” and that’s because it is. Dr. Bronner's Lavender Pure Castile Liquid Soap, $11. (Photo: Dr. Bronner's)

Acure’s shampoos are like liquid gold. Acure Organics Smooth + Manageable Shampoo Brazilian Keratin + Coconut + Marula Oil, $12. (Photo: Acure)

Perfect for dry winter nights. E.l.f. Moisturizing Sleeping Mask, $12. (Photo: e.l.f.)

This is the new mask that everybody wants to try, and you can find it at the drugstore. Neutrogena Light Therapy Acne Mask, $35. (Photo: Neutrogena)

Bioré can do no wrong when it comes to crazy skin treatments that actually work. Bioré Self Heating One-Minute Mask, $7. (Photo: Bioré)

For the acne-prone, this mask is a holy grail product. Mario Badescu Drying Mask, $18. (Photo: Mario Badescu)

Sheet masks are game changers. Dr. Jart+ Water Fuse Water-Full Hydrogel Mask, $30. (Photo: Mario Badescu)

This mask plumps up your skin immediately. Hada Labo Tokyo Ultimate Anti-Aging Facial Mask, $8. (Photo: Hada Labo)

Beauty editors are all about Glamglow, and with good reason. The mud masks make your skin super glowy. Glamglow Thirstymud Hydrating Treatment Glam to Go, $22. (Photo: Glamglow)

Essences are Korean skin care products with active ingredients like vitamin C and hyaluronic acid that work to brighten and minimize signs of aging. Lumene Bright Now Vitamin C Hyaluronic Essence, $25. (Photo: Lumene)

This foundation cushion is credited with the most natural-looking coverage. Maybelline Dream Cushion Fresh Face Liquid Foundation Compact, $12. (Photo: Maybelline)

These color-neutralizing shades hide redness and blotchy skin using opposite colors. NYX HD Color Correcting Palette, $12. (Photo: NYX)

Bubble masks are the latest in out-there skin care. E.l.f. Hydrating Bubble Mask, $14. (Photo: e.l.f)

Crest’s new whitening light is one of the most coveted drugstore products in dental care. Crest Whitestrips With Light, $55. (Photo: Crest)

A glowy stick in chubby form? So hot right now. Flower Glisten Up Highlighter Chubby, $10. (Photo: Flower)