In case you didn’t know, Amazon has a section featuring products that people are ~loving most~, aka their best-sellers. Here are some of the coolest and most useful things under $50 that are worth checking out:
A two-pack of satin pillow cases, because satin causes less friction than cotton—which means, sleep on this and you'll wake up with less hair breakage and fewer weird pillowcase creases on your face.
A Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza card game, for families who are ready to try something new (that's also incredibly cute, silly, and taco-filled) for Game Night.
A Hanes zip-up hoodie, because seriously, can you ever have too many hoodies?
A slow feeder dog food bowl, for dogs who tend to scarf their meals (and feel gassy, bloated, or barfy afterwards). The bowl's unique shape forces your furry friend to take their time, preventing tummy troubles.
A tub of CeraVe dry skin moisturizer, because if your skin gets dehydrated, itchy, and flaky, you need this. It is the only moisturizer that has ever helped me get a handle on my own sensitive, ultra-dry skin—ever since I started using it, I no longer get painful dry patches or peeling skin (ew, sorry).
A copy of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe for Nintendo Switch, so you and your friends can spend a very fun evening cutting each other off in traffic.
A waterproof, padded outdoor blanket with a built-in handle, because picnic/beach/just-generally-lazing-around-outside-with-a-refreshing-beverage season is upon us!
A cat harness and leash set for indoor cats who like to take in the great outdoors every once in a while.
An indoor security camera with night vision, motion detection, and two-way audio, so you can keep tabs on kids, pets, or any unusual activity while you're away—or just quadruple-check that you turned off the stove (relatable).
A 68-inch outdoor splash pad, so your kids can have cool summer fun that doesn't require you to 1. struggle with a huge kiddie pool, 2. deal with crowds at the town pool, or 3. explain once again why it's not nice to throw the sprinkler at your brother.
A self-watering, aerating planter, for folks who travel frequently, have super-busy schedules, or just want to be plant parents but have yet to get the hang of the whole "remembering to water them" thing.
A pair of cotton-blend exercise shorts that work for your favorite athletic activity (jogging, yoga, clicking through Netflix for two hours without actually picking a show, etc).
A self-cleaning slicker pet brush, because you have way better things to do than sit around picking cat fur out of your brush bristles. Just press a button and the brush's bristles retract, leaving you with a compact piece of pet hair to discard (or knit into a sweater, I would never judge your hobbies).
An Echo Dot smart speaker, so you can voice-control your music, and use Alexa to get news, set reminders, control other devices, and generally help you get your life together.
A vegan acne patch that shrinks and heals zits overnight, because it's basically skincare witchcraft—and who doesn't want their own personal skincare witch? The patches use hydrocolloids to draw out the gunk in whiteheads and help your skin repair itself quickly.
A ring size adjuster, so you can finally wear those cute-yet-enormous rings you scored at that tag sale. Just slide the silicon adjuster around the bottom of your ring, and you'll have a closer fit.
A vinyl copy of Harry Styles' Fine Lines that comes with a free MP3 copy, so whether you're a vinyl fanatic or just like they way the covers look propped up on your bookshelf, you can still get your "Watermelon Sugar."
A V-neck wrap dress you can just throw on, but looks 1000 times cuter than the usual kinds of dresses you just throw on.
A leak-proof, bento-style lunch box with five food and condiment compartments, so you and your kiddos don't have to mess around with plastic baggies, single-serving food packages with hard-to-open tops, or Tupperware that inevitably gets left at school.
A four-pack of Alexa and Google Home-compatible smart plugs that will allow you to turn lights, stereos, or any other appliance on and off with your voice or the app. Plus, you can use them to schedule appliances (i.e. set your coffee maker to begin brewing coffee right when you wake up, so you don't have to deal with the "too tired to make my coffee" dilemma).
An elevated, indoor/outdoor cooling pet bed, so you can help your furry friend chill out in the summer months. The bed raises your pets more that seven inches off the floor, putting them above the warmest air in the house.
A pair of vegan ballet flats that come in literally every color and go with literally everything.
A hardcover copy of The Hill We Climb: An Inaugural Poem for the Country by Biden inauguration poet Amanda Gorman, with a foreword by Oprah, because it's the perfect gift for Mother's Day, Father's Day, new graduates, or anyone who still tears up a little bit remembering January 20th.
A combination brush/hair dryer that will help you cut your morning getting-ready time in half. What will you do with all that extra free time? Take up crocheting? Run for office? Start a super-successful Twitch channel and quit your job to play Among Us full-time? THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS.
A four-piece set of deep-pocket sheets, so you won't ever again wake up to find that your mortal enemy, the fitted sheet, has rolled off the edges of your bed.
An ultra-thin wireless charger, so you can just plop your phone down the second you get in the door instead of futzing with cables.
A package of scented, leak-proof pet waste bags, because even though there's no way to make carrying dog poop dignified, this is the closest you're gonna get.
An Amazon Fire TV Stick 4k streaming device that comes with all the fixings, including the ability to access all your favorite streaming channels in 4k ultra HD, Alexa Voice Remote capacity, and a remote with power, volume, and mute buttons, so you'll never have to juggle three remotes (and constantly pick up the wrong one) ever again.
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