51+ New February Self-Care Gifts Hand-Picked by NBC Select Editors

1. Dyson Amino Leave‑In Scalp Bubble Treatment, $54.99

Dyson’s first scalp‑focused formula arrives as a foam that “comes out as a foam but becomes a serum as you massage it into your scalp,” and the brand highlights a blend of 11 amino acids plus niacinamide, caffeine and ectoin. Priced at $54.99, the lightweight, non‑greasy treatment is positioned to hydrate, protect and strengthen the scalp while reducing hair loss, oil and visible flakes; Dyson also offers refill bottles once you use up the initial bottle.

2. Tatcha Longevity Memory Cream, $84

Tatcha’s new memory cream, which retails for $84, calls out an Okinawa Cellescence Complex as a central ingredient. Naomi Parris writes that after using it her dry, winter skin “really works to restore my skin's moisture and elasticity. Not to mention, I look younger and younger every day. I'm obsessed,” making this a high‑touch, elevated moisturizer for anyone combatting seasonal dehydration.

3. Olly Renew Body Lotion‑Serum (and body wash)

Olly, better known for supplements, has expanded into topical body care with a lotion‑serum hybrid and a companion body wash that contain retinoid actives. Commerce editor and producer Julie Ricevuto describes the line as “vitamin‑infused and mood transforming,” with fragrances “proven to help you prep for bed,” and notes the lightweight formula “hydrates without leaving behind a sticky residue,” which makes it ideal for those who want active skincare for the body without a heavy finish.

4. Bearaby Cotton Weighted Blanket (10‑lb option noted; 20% off sale)

If sleep or anxiety relief is the gift aim, Bearaby’s chunky‑knit, 100% organic cotton weighted blankets combine breathable texture with pressure comfort; associate commerce editor Hannah Jeon reports testing the product and choosing the 10‑lb “Moonstone Grey.” She writes, “I recently tested this one from Bearaby (make sure to read my in‑depth review of hte productw) and have been loving it so far, it’s super soft and breathable,” and notes it’s currently discounted 20% off during Bearaby’s Valentine’s Day sale.

5. Burt’s Bees Tinted Boosted Balm

For a daily, practical self‑care uplift, Dori Price recommends Burt’s Bees Boosted Tinted Lip Balm as a solution for winter lips: “it’s super hydrating and healing but has just enough color that makes me feel like I'm wearing something more than a basic balm.” Her full endorsement focuses on wearability and affordability, she adds that it “doesn’t get on my teeth (or hair, I'm looking at you, sticky lip gloss)”, making it a small, reliable gift for coworkers, friends, or anyone who hates fussy lip products.

6. Odele Hair and Body Mist, $18

Renee Rodriguez fell for Odele’s grapefruit and orange peel scent, praising its freshness and longevity: “It smells fresh and clean, and just a few spritzes last all day long.” At $18, this dual‑use mist from Target’s beauty crop is an economical, mood‑lifting stocking stuffer that doubles as hair perfume and body spritz.

7. Discothèque Eye Contact Eau de Parfum, $175

For someone who treats fragrance as ritual, Naomi Parris calls Discothèque’s Eye Contact “the perfect alluring fragrance,” noting notes of pink pepper, amber, black pepper, oud and musk; she adds, “I'm usually not a musk kind of girl, but this scent from Discothèque has made me an official convert.” At $175, it’s a statement bottle that layers well with florals and amplifies evening dressing.

8. Medicube PDRN Pink Collagen Glow Jelly Serum, $19

A gentle, affordably priced K‑beauty style serum option, Medicube’s PDRN Pink Collagen Glow Jelly Serum is a $19 pick cited by Shopping/PS beauty editors as a brightening, textural treat, a low‑risk way to refresh someone’s skincare routine without breaking the bank.

9. Naturium Barrier Bounce Mist, $22

Naturium’s Barrier Bounce Mist lands at $22 as an accessible, science‑leaning facial mist meant to support the skin barrier. It’s a practical add‑on to a routine when you want to gift daily ritual, spritzing around a moisturizer or during travel for a quick reset.

10. Unove Hair Care, $26

Unove appears in NBC Select’s roundup at a $26 price point and is sold through Sephora and Amazon in the editors’ excerpt. While specific formula notes weren’t provided, its inclusion in the editors’ picks signals it as a newly notable, easy‑to‑gift hair care option at an accessible price.

11. Brazil Edition Restorative Peptide Leave‑In Treatment

TODAY’s Studio 1A showcased a Brazil Edition Restorative Peptide Leave‑In Treatment with before‑and‑after imagery from associate editor Shannon Garlin, an editorial nod to visible hair transformation. Although price and ingredient specifics weren’t included in the excerpt, the before/after framing makes it a thoughtful present for someone focused on repair and shine.

12. Brazil Edition Restorative Peptide Hair Mask

Paired with the leave‑in, the Brazil Edition hair mask was demonstrated by producer Eden Strassburg in a before/after sequence, underscoring its role in at‑home salon results. Use it as a two‑piece gift set for a friend who values ritual treatments.

13. MSQ Eyelash Comb

TODAY’s pick of the MSQ Eyelash Comb highlights its simple, targeted function, separating lashes and preventing clumping, which is exactly the kind of under‑$20 tool that transforms daily makeup routine into a small, satisfying ritual.

14. Aquaphor Healing Balm Stick

Called out on TODAY as a multi‑use stick to apply head to toe, Aquaphor’s portable healing balm is a practical self‑care staple for chapped skin, cuticles, and dry patches. Its convenience, solid stick format, makes it an easy add‑on for a self‑care gift kit.

15. Tammy Fender Serene Lavender Body Lotion

Tammy Fender’s Serene Lavender Body Lotion appears on Prevention’s picks as a calming body option; while price wasn’t provided in the excerpt, the lavender positioning suggests a restful, aromatherapeutic pick for anyone who values ritual body care.

16. simplehuman 58L Step Recycler

Charlotte Lewis Finigan calls this trash–recycling combo a game changer for small kitchens: “This trash can has revolutionized my life… I love that bottles, cans, and boxes can fit right next to my garbage,” and praises its odor control, soft‑close lid and hygienic foot pedal. For the friend who equates a tidy, smell‑free home with wellness, this simplehuman 58L Step Recycler is a thoughtful, design‑forward upgrade.

17. Brooklyn Bedding ThermoBalance Mattress

Brooklyn Bedding’s ThermoBalance mattress landed in NBC Select’s home launches as a sleep upgrade aimed at temperature regulation, an obvious self‑care anchor for better rest, though the excerpt didn’t list price. Consider this for a big‑moment gift or registry addition.

18. Helix ComfortAdjust Cooling Pillow

Also in the home launches, Helix’s ComfortAdjust Cooling Pillow provides customizable support and cooling features, another sleep‑centric tool that turns bedroom setup into a targeted wellness investment.

19. Cosori Iconic Stainless Steel Smart Air Fryer

A kitchen appliance that doubles as a self‑care convenience, Cosori’s Iconic stainless steel smart air fryer simplifies weeknight cooking and supports healthier home meals; NBC Select included it among notable home launches, emphasizing practical wellness through better food prep.

20. Graza Olive Oil Mayo

A pantry‑adjacent upgrade, Graza’s Olive Oil Mayo appeared in NBC’s picks, an indulgent swap that quietly levels up breakfasts and sandwiches for the person who finds small culinary treats to be restorative.

22. Hydro Flask Micro Hydro family (200 mL, 300 mL, 400 mL)

Hydration is self‑care, and Hydro Flask’s Micro Hydro family expansion (calling out 300 mL and 400 mL alongside the original 200 mL) gives options for a companionable, branded water bottle gift that fits different carry needs.

23. Thule Chasm Gear Hauler 55L and 80L

For outdoorsy lovers, the Thule Chasm Gear Hauler in 55L and 80L sizes is a rugged travel duffel, gear that helps lower travel stress and keep essentials organized, a practical self‑care investment for weekenders and parents alike.

24. Thule Chasm Gear Tote 30L

A smaller tote companion to the larger haulers, the 30L Chasm Gear Tote is useful as a daily carry or quick overnight bag, small touches that make travel smoother.

25. Samsung’s newest folding phone

NBC Select teases that “Samsung’s newest folding phone is unlike anything we’ve ever seen before,” naming it among standout February launches; while model and specs weren’t provided in the excerpt, its inclusion signals tech as a self‑care tool for anyone who values smoother multitasking and better phone ergonomics.

26. Rhode (brand mention)

Rhode is grouped in NBC Select’s headline alongside Dyson and Hoka as a brand of note this month; the excerpt doesn’t list a specific Rhode product, but its presence flags skincare‑adjacent offerings readers consistently watch for.

27. Hoka (brand mention)

Hoka appears in the headline grouping as a brand to know for February; without a specific model in the supplied notes, its mention suggests fresh releases in active footwear, self‑care by way of supportive movement.

28. Asics Women’s Gel‑Excite 11 Running Shoes

TODAY editors included the Asics Gel‑Excite 11 in their picks, underscoring that a new pair of supportive trainers can be an important self‑care purchase for anyone prioritizing walking or running.

29. Powerful Milk Frother Wand

TODAY recommends a battery‑operated milk frother wand as a small, ritualizing appliance that turns early mornings into an anticipated pleasure, perfect for the coffee lover who savors a cafe‑style pick‑me‑up at home.

30. July Checked Expandable Luggage, Forbes deal

Forbes Vetted lists July Checked Expandable Luggage with a $56 savings (15% off) using code FORBESVETTED, an elevated travel gift with a concrete discount for bargain‑minded givers.

31. Ole Henriksen Pout Preserve Peptide Lip Treatment, Forbes deal

A skincare stocking stuffer, Ole Henriksen’s lip treatment is featured with $5 off (20% off with code FORBES20), making targeted lip care an affordable luxurious add‑on.

32. Nossara Waffle Towels, Forbes deal

Nossara waffle towels are included in Forbes’ vetted deals with $10 off (15% with code FORBES15), an often‑overlooked home luxury that elevates daily showers into spa‑adjacent moments.

33. Neendi Wavy Stripe Long Pajama Set, Forbes deal

A fan favorite among Forbes editors, Neendi’s pajama set saves $19.20 (15% off with code FORBES15). Alvarez, self‑described “pajama enthusiast”, says the set is “oversized yet flattering, silky smooth and breathable, which is perfect because I’m a hot sleeper,” making it an ideal sleepwear gift.

34. Sage & Wild Beach Ball Blue Wool Rug, Forbes deal

Margaret Badore calls Sage & Wild’s wool rug “made with ethical organic wool and is still washable, yes I washed it and it still looks great!” Forbes lists a $70 savings (20% off with code FORBES20), which is notable for parents building a cozy, washable nursery or play space.

35. Bearpaw Elle Tall Boots, Forbes deal

For a footwear gift, Bearpaw’s Elle Tall Boots are on offer with a $14.99 discount (15% off with code FORBES15), a warming, practical present for colder months.

36. Bellini Stowe Chair And Half Glider, Forbes deal

A larger‑ticket comfort piece, the Bellini Stowe Chair And Half Glider appears in Forbes with a $300 savings (30% off with code FORBES30), a serious self‑care upgrade for late‑night readers or parents of infants.

37. Offhours Homecoat (Red Rock colorway), Forbes visual pick

Forbes highlights the Offhours Homecoat in the Red Rock colorway as a cozy, camera‑friendly loungewear pick, an instantly giftable comfort layer for working from home or slow weekends.

38. Graza Olive Oil Mayo (relisted to emphasize pantry self‑care)

Reiterating that small culinary upgrades matter: Graza Olive Oil Mayo was flagged by NBC Select as an easy, flavor‑forward pantry swap that nudges everyday meals toward something a bit more considered.

39. Simple rituals and editorial conviction as the capstone

NBC Select’s curators, Zoe Malin and Harry Rabinowitz, framed this month’s “New & Notable” selections to surface launches across wellness, beauty, home, tech and activewear, many of which land in this list as practical, tactile ways to gift self‑care rather than pure luxury. When you choose from this roundup, favor the item that best fits the recipient’s daily rhythm: a restorative scalp treatment for a close friend, a weighted blanket for anxious sleepers, a memory cream for winter skin, or a homecoat that reads like a hug.