The best stocking stuffers under $20 for everyone on Christmas morning

Don't let dry, scaly skin take away from her merry mani this holiday season. These shea butter-infused masks work their skin-saving magic in just 10 minutes. Just slip 'em on, rub in any visible products once the time is up and reveal smoother, softer hands. 

A little swipe of color goes a long way. This bestselling multi-tasker works as an eyeshadow, blush and lipstick — all for a fraction of the price of popular brands like Ilia and Jones Road. Editor Janelle Randazza wrote a love letter of sorts about this makeup MVP, raving that they're "dewy without being slick or sticky." Pick from seven gorgeous colors, from a shimmery peach to a bolder berry.

A car vacuum is great for the floor mats and seats, but this slime-like gel can tackle all of the nooks and crannies. Press it into air vents, cupholders and other hard-to-clean spots, then pull it away slowly to remove dust and debris.

Give kids a good laugh with this toot-tastic treat, which smells— and tastes? — like cherries. Cue the fart jokes (sorry, parents).

This isn't one of those one-and-done kind of puzzles. Nope, they'll work out 200 different brain-bending challenges — some are quick and easy, others are more involved. "This is the perfect game for traveling," one five-star reviewer wrote, adding that her "daughter even uses it in the car on longer drives."

No flames or fuel here. Charge this long-necked lighter with the included USB cord and use it up to 800 (!) times before it needs a power boost.

Pint-size spies can write special messages for their eyes only — or the eyes of the ones they trust (ahem, you). The ink is totally invisible unless they shine it with the blacklight from the pen’s cap.

Slip these editor-approved eye masks into her stocking to encourage some overdue TLC. Dubbed the fix for "raccoon eyes," these glittery gels target all the usual suspects: puffy eyes, dark circles, fine lines and dryness.

Everyone in your life should have an AirTag (or five) by now. On the off chance that they don't, pick up a four-pack and divvy them up between stockings. Then stick the trackers in these sleek holders, which they can slip into any card slot in their wallet. "It’s not made of a hard plastic so it doesn’t feel like it will scratch and tear anything," one smart shopper wrote, adding that it's the "perfect size" to store in their glasses case to keep track of their specs. 

These squishy, stretchy strings extend to about six feet, so kids can turn 'em into different shapes, letters and numbers. "These have a fun texture like a sticky hand without the stickiness," one parent raved, adding that they "tried to break one on purpose and didn’t succeed."

Hair products aren't cheap. This little doodad ensures that shampoo and other treatments are evenly distributed, ultimately giving her better bang for her buck. Plus, as one five-star fan wrote, "it makes it feel like you are getting your hair professionally washed at the salon."

Maybe there's a "big dumb cup" waiting for her underneath the tree. Or maybe she already has a collection of 'em. Either way, she'll love dressing up her tumbler(s) with these silly (yet stylish) straw covers. 

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UNO is having a bit of a resurgence right now, so why don't you kick things up a notch with this new-and-improved version? "It is chaotic, fast-paced, and can easily turn casual players into cutthroat revenge-seeking enemies," one customer raved. That's because the rules are stricter and the actions are way more brutal (like Skip Everyone and Wild Draw 10).

You know what's always "in"? Taking care of your tech. Use this double-sided tool to clean laptops, smartphones and tablets — the retractable brush sweeps away crumbs and dust, while the microfiber pad gets rid of smudges and fingerprints.

Hot take: Our Senior Beauty Editor Jennifer Romolini suggests you skip the buzzy Laneige lip mask and pick up this exfoliating scrub to slough off dry skin. She's not the only one who stands by this brand — their lip balms were included in Oprah's Favorite Things list this year. 

This silicone stick-on is every influencer's (not-so) secret to quality videos and selfies. Snag one for your budding social media star — or better yet, for anyone who simply wants to watch videos, read recipes or follow directions on their phone hands-free. "It sticks on most surfaces, as long as it's flat and smooth," one five-star fan wrote. "Doesn't leave any suction cup marks or anything."

Iced coffee loyalists slip this insulated sleeve on their plastic cup to prevent condensation — and, ya know, their hand from freezing off. "I am a slow sipper and my iced coffee has been in this koozie for 4 hours now and it’s still cold with ice," one delighted shopper wrote. Choose between five different sizes — small fits a grande at Starbucks, medium fits a venti — and a variety of patterns. 

If they're the practical type, reusable food wraps are a no-brainer. They'll get three sizes in this pack —a small one for half a lemon, onion or avocado; a medium wrap for sandwiches and snacks; and a larger one to cover bowls or pie dishes. "Eliminates the need for dozens of rolls of plastic wrap, so saves money and the environment at the same time," one eco-minded reviewer wrote. Select patterns will ship faster — go for the purple floral or fruit-covered ones for an earlier delivery.

There's more than meets than eye to this retro-inspired speaker. It looks like it's from way back when, but it has all the modern-day tech to play up to seven hours of music via Bluetooth.

He's spent a near fortune on his clubs, and now he'll be able to properly care for 'em. He can clip this brush onto his belt or bag, so he can quickly remove dirt and grass before his next play. Mix a little soap and water in the squeeze bottle for a deeper clean.