to ask what you have bought your sister for Christmas....haven't got a clue

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My sister is 44 and we have nothing in common at all. She has no children, lives with my parents, no hobbies. Spent most of her early adulthood going off the rails and we have grown apart (but get on superficially). I want to get her something nice as appreciate her situation is not great but am at a loss. Going shopping later. Want to spend up to £30,

Sister 1. A handmade make up bag from a craft fair.

Sister 2. A DVD she specifically asked for, then 2 books.

SiL we don't buy each other.

Both my sisters are getting amazon vouchers. They are 40 and 42.

Nothing- we're going out together for dinner instead.

DSis and I have agreed not to do presents this year but will go out for the day when I am home at some point next year.

For DSIL we've bought her a lightbox, some Lush stuff and an inflatable drinks holder for the pool. She's early 20s.

Voucher for a beauty salon. I want her to have a treat like a facial but I suspect it will go on 'sharpie' brows!

My sister is 29, had her first baby this year. I got her a Miss Selfridge Voucher (we always buy one for each other as the SuperSkinny type jeans suit us and are always in the Boxing Day sales), some segsations and some stinky cheese; both her favourite Christmas foods.

DSis1 - cute socks. Lame, but she always asks me to get socks.

DSis2 - giant jelly baby. She has a very sweet tooth and likes all those really sickly sweets like Haribo and that weird liquid candy you spray in your mouth, neon lolly pops etc.

I got my sister some soul cal boots, I think they are a lot nicer than uggs and £27 from sports direct

Oh yeah, they're 22 and 18 respectively.

I've got my sister books - but they were in her wish list so I did know some of the things she was after and makes it sure she's not already read them.

i am in the same boat no idea what to buy my sister shes a high flyer type working in some high up job in london .Love her dearly but all i know is she loves animals and ice cream

Sister is getting a scarf this year. Last year we bought her some semi expensive make up brushes.

Sister in law is getting a vintage teapot and make your own cheese kit (her presents are joint with her and DP)

I bought mine an apron/overall thing - for her hobby which gets very messy.

And some palette knife things for her artwork

My sister is 31, pregnant with awful sickness (bo no booze or food, no clothes) - I've bought a purse, some Champneys bath stuff which i bought last year and she loved (the pink one) and the coronation street colouring book

Sister 1- nothing as she is a weapons grade bitch. And has not bought anything for me for years. This year I have finally given up. I have however bought presents for her kids.

Sister 2 - a poncy spiraliser as requested. She has recently found a love of courgette spaghetti which I am quite happy to humour as long as she doesn't make me eat it!

A set of light bulb cocktail glasses, elderflower liqueur, Prosecco lip balm, a spring hair tweezer thing, calendar and some Roses. Oh and some knickers!

don't think I'll be at all helpful OP. I've bought DSis a framed poster, vodka & lots of camera film (she's 22) and SIL art history books & a yoga mat!

I usually get craft stuff, jewellery, books or accessories (slippers/pjs/bags etc) from various family members.

Sister 1: cookbook, grown up colouring book and chocolate

Sister 2: a top from her favourite brand and some new glasses (drinking not eye)

My 2 older sisters in their 50's

Sister 1 - nail set as she is growing her nails and some OPI nail envy
Sister 2 - Nice hairbrush and a mascara
Sister 3 - didn't want to do gifts, fair enough.

We did give lists of what we wanted though.
I asked for a good moisturiser and a decent mascara. I feel as I'm approaching 50 myself I should probably start some kind of skin routine and maybe try to wear make-up more often!?

We had a budget of £25.

A pusheen hot water bottle
Some stuff from paperchase (a massive box, a few pretty folders and pens etc.)
A glass giraffe
Unicorn slippers
A unicorn t-shirt
A couple of tops, a dress, and a pair jeans from the current clothing retailer of choice - Hollister.

As you may have guessed, my sister is 12. Sorry for wasting your time.

I bought mine a Superdry coat she had been lusting after but couldn't afford, only to find my bloody mother has bought it too. Back to the drawing board!

No sister but I do buy for one of my SILs - a homemade hamper to share with my brother, stuffed with gorgeous food and alcohol. I've also bought her a gorgeous handmade item for her house, she'll love it as it screamed her name as soon as I saw it

My sister is 58, in a relationship but has no kids - and like you OP, we have nothing in common. Maybe due to the age difference but we couldn't be more different if we tried. While she's listening to Mozart, I'm listening to Green Day.

Anyway, this year I've bought her a Wood Wick candle and a lovely Christmas jigsaw. She loves jigsaws.

Sister in law is getting nothing.

I'm listening to Green Day
I feckin' love Green Day!

socks, a breaking b(re)ad board, runners world subscription and a reading book as requested...

SIL is getting a donation to charity as requested - she's doing the same for her present to me

Sister has got me and DH tickets to see a show with her and her DH