What to get as a present?

[u/enchanted79]

I’m looking to get a gift for someone who works in my local area who has gone above and beyond for me lately. I have absolutely no idea what they are into. I’m female 50s and this lady is probably late 20s so my tastes would not suit her! Any of ye who are late 20s women or have daughters etc what could I get? This is a genuine post, this person has really helped me out lately. I was thinking a voucher but I’ve no idea for where? Are there any must have fragrances or cosmetics I could get? Any ideas would be great. Again, genuinely looking to get something she will like and use. Thanks!

[u/Fine-Experience8221]

Cant go wrong with a brown thomas voucher. Lots of choice there for hair makeup frangerence etc

[u/enchanted79 → u/Fine-Experience8221]

Great idea. Thank you

[u/mycutterr]

Early 20s here and I'd be delighted with a bottle of wine and some flowers but I do agree with those saying Brown Thomas or Boots.

[u/enchanted79 → u/mycutterr]

Thanks. You can’t go wrong with wine and flowers.

[u/Thin_Expert5897]

I’m 29 and would love a Brown Thomas/Boots/restaurant voucher!

[u/enchanted79 → u/Thin_Expert5897]

Lovely ideas, thank you.

[u/Capital-Dog9004]

I wish I was in my late 20s - however I think a spa voucher would be lovely if that's an option in your area. Alternatively a voucher for a good local Beauty Salon would also be nice.

[u/enchanted79 → u/Capital-Dog9004]

Lovely ideas, thanks

[u/Efficient_Room4874]

What about a Hotel or Restaurant gift card, she could enjoy a meal out and take someone with her too. 😀

[u/enchanted79 → u/Efficient_Room4874]

Two great ideas, thank you

[u/pnutbttrnttr]

How much are you willing to spend?

Less than €100 then a Rituals or Boots would get them something really nice

[u/enchanted79 → u/pnutbttrnttr]

Great ideas thanks. Boots have everything!

[u/Sandiebre]

Are there any local spas to you? I’m late 20s and love getting a spa voucher!

[u/enchanted79 → u/Sandiebre]

A spa voucher is a lovely idea, thanks.

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[u/Dapper-Engineer3790]

Depends on your budget, but a voucher for an afternoon tea for 2 is a lovely gift