Tricky posh kid presents preferably under £20 - 21 year old girl.

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I actually have to get a birthday present for a niece whose birthday is the week after Christmas ( and obviously Christmas).
For one I can give money but it doesn't seem right for both being close together .

Shes posh, public school, bright but working as she likes the money and opportunities (lots of connections).

Its very tricky. Best gift was Ray Bans for her 16th ( TK Maxx bargain).

Any suggestions that won't break me?

I am sorry, but that bracelet is absolutely awful. 😅

I use hand cream a lot, and have an absolute favourite that I re-buy all the time and have had loads of compliments on. A good hand cream is a hidden gem of an item!

OP, how about going the personalised route rather than the brand name, since budget is a consideration?

If you go on Etsy or Not on the Highstreet and look up personalised gifts there are lots of really gorgeous high quality items, and the personalisation makes them feel more special. There will be heaps of horsey themed ones.

This is gonna sound tight but you don't have to get her anything. Just send her a card
Girl probably gets spoiled enough by her parents and clearly doesnt need anything. Plus shes only your niece, not your daughter

https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/857247186/silver-tiny-horse-ringhorse-silver?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=horse+gift&ref=sr_gallery-3-17&pro=1&pop=1&ret=1&content_source=3be81bbc38d363a63277877c4c6ad8a38542bdaf%253A857247186&organic_search_click=1

No idea if this is her kind of style, but a lot of "posh" girls tend to like more dainty/minimal jewellery. There are some customer pics and it looks really pretty.

She's 21! Don't get her a toy keyring 😂

Posh girls love jellycats.

Clinique black honey! I’m in my 20s it’s super popular right now and all the influencers are raving about it

https://www.beautybay.com/p/clinique/cult-classics-on-the-go-black-honey-makeup-gift-set/?ctyid=gb&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADuI9VnLpRX6kZAbfzOyEP80QSTAF&gclid=Cj0KCQjw3vO3BhCqARIsAEWblcC1n57kzdBF1WB9GVXmmICu9lt1P10RFxzKaMZGK4u-mjVImRShwHMaAlv2EALw_wcB

Please no horse jewellery or hand cream.

Tbh 20 isn't really enough for any kind of decent present these days. You can barely buy a hardback book with 20.

I agree. But it’s not Christmas yet so by then it may not be the thing. Have you tried it? Been looking at it for a while.

Good shout, or the lip oil

Just do not buy horse jewellery..

I love my pink Dior Addict Lip Glow Color-Awakening Lip Balm so much, this sounds similar but cheaper?

Compliments on a hand cream..?

Yes - not in a creepy way on the softness of my hands, thankfully 😂but on the scent. I was surprised myself because normally hand creams are very subtly fragranced once they're on, but more than three times I've had people asking if I'm wearing perfume and what it is, and it's turned out to be the hand cream!

Chanel nail varnish, wrapped at the counter.

I just don't think it's possible to get it right for someone of that age. They just like what they like. I'd give a voucher for somewhere she can choose cosmetics.
I love the Clinique black honey. Elizabeth Arden 8 hr stuff. Nail varnishes. But it's all very personal to the person.

Why are people recommending toys for kids or hand cream for middle aged people 😂

Because of the budget, I think. £20 for a gift from a high quality brand isn't going to get much more than keyrings or hand creams 😅

I would love to know what hand cream that is @tattygrl ... 🙂🙏

My slightly posh horsey 21 year old loves a Jellycat 🤣 she wouldn't use hand cream or wear horsey jewellery though. Joma jewellery do nice bracelets for around £20, mine likes the gold ones, or the Dior lip oil is a good shout I think.

Ok I have actually had that too. Glad it wasn’t in a creepy way. 😂

I've actually started to dab small amounts behind my ears like you would with perfume now 😂I adore the scent, people can evidently smell it and it's about ten times cheaper than my favourite perfume so I'm calling it a win.

Why are people recommending toys for kids or hand cream for middle aged people 😂

As a middle aged person, I strongly recommend starting to use hand cream asap. It's not just for us oldies, and believe me 'old hands' will sneak up on you sooner than you think if you neglect them.
Funny how people will happily spend a fortune on face moisturiser and body lotion, but scoff at hand cream, yet hands take much more of a battering.

A personalised notebook from Papier