A: Allure magazine has some great tips and tricks. For instance, the article suggests forgoing your body lotion in favor of fragranced body oil. We really like Kerstin Florian Organic Aromatherapy Lavender Bath & Body Oil and Jurlique Lemon Body Oil. Also, keep your foundation light. “Your face will look much more awake if you can still see your skin," makeup artist Aaron De Mey tells Allure. He suggests using a creamy formula with light-reflecting particles. For a radiant complexion, try an at-home exfoliating peel that contains glycolic acid or salicylic acid. Women with oily or combination complexions can use an everyday peel. For normal types, a one-step peel is perfect. And anyone with sensitive skin should use a gentle peel no more than once a week. Here are some of our picks for peels: Philosophy Microdelivery Peel, Juice Beauty Green Apple Peel Sensitive, Kinerase Pro + Therapy Advanced Radiance Facial Peel.

A: SpaRitual has a large array of nail polish shades. Here are several Valentines Day-worthy options: Impression, a ruby red crème; Primitive, a deep magenta shimmer; Thunder Road, periwinkle shimmer; and Last Call, a candy-apple red crème. Here’s more of SpaRitual’s amazing assortment of colors.

A: Absolutely! Infused with a variety of natural ingredients, including vitamin C-rich wild rose oil, Korres Wild Rose Regimen Kit provides everything she’ll need to take care of her skin – without breaking your budget. Also, Juice Beauty Organics To Go is a 5-piece organic skincare set with cleansing milk, antioxidant serum, green apple peel, oil-free moisturizer and hydrating mist. If your friend loves doing her nails, SpaRitual is a pretty vegan line of nail polishes. SpaRitual Sugar and Spice Eco-Luxury Duo comes with a base and top coat in one, a burgundy shimmer and lovely snowflake ornament. Another idea is to create a custom gift. Make one of these DIY beauty treatments and put it inside a glass jar, which you can find at home (such as a jar from jelly), at the dollar store or a craft shop. Then just put some ribbon around it and attach the recipe on pretty paper along with instructions on how to use the treatment. And voila! You have a beautiful, homemade gift well under $5 to $10.

A: Jojoba oil is a good choice, but it’s a lighter oil, so it may not be moisturizing enough. WebMD suggests oils like avocado oil, almond oil or primrose oil.