Lightweight small gifts

[ihatebikerides]

DD (24) is, for the first time ever, going to be away from home for Christmas. She and her boyfriend will be in Australia for a month or so.
We've sorted out what her main present will be (an "experience" out there) but I'd like to send her with a little stocking to open on the morning.
Anyone able to help with ideas for what to include, that is lightweight and won't break any customs rules?
TIA.

Earrings
Nail varnish
Lip balm
Invisibobble scrunchie
Face mask
Emery board
Hot chocolate sachet
Socks
Sleeping mask
Card game
Shampoo bar
English tea bags!

There are also postal rules. I'm not sure you're allowed to send e.g. perfume or nail varnish.

@SecondaryPreparation Thankfully she’s not sending it via post!

We've done this in the past, although for a younger child. Make sure nothing is wrapped as it could be opened by customs. I tend to include wrapping paper and a small roll of sellotape and ask someone else (her boyfriend?) to wrap things when they arrive. Maybe a travel pack of toiletries (good quality ie Guerlain), or small toys or a book (John Lewis has good tiny stocking sized things).

... and I know the DD is 24, but silly toys are still fun.

@Fivemoreminutes1 it was early and I only missed one word 🤣

Lovely ideas.
Thank you all xxx

Be easier just not to wrap it... I never understood wrapping xmas stocking stuff, the stocking IS wrapping.

OP jewellery is the obvious option... Im not sure what the rules are for food/liquids so that makes things harder.

I know when we went on holiday once the air stewerdess in front of us had her orange in her lunch confiscated at customs.