Ever wondered what to buy for someone healthy? Here are 5 ideas for the best gift for your friend who is the ultimate health junkies.
1. Body Scrubs
How often does one use body scrubs in the shower or go for a body scrub in spas? Did you know that body scrubs are very moisturising and can help remove dead skin cells, which our regular daily body wash cannot? Body scrubs help remove oil, dirt, and clog pores to expose our skin’s healthier, underlying layer. Scrubs also help improve blood circulation and increase skin firmness, making it a meaningful gift for your friend!
2. Gym Membership
If your healthy friend hasn’t already become a member of their gym, it’s the perfect opportunity to help them join! Gym membership offers a variety of benefits and perks depending on the gym. Being a member also motivates you to hit the gym regularly. If you are also interested, consider joining together with your friend and working out together! You never know, your presence might be the best present!
3. Slow Juicer
There are many benefits of a slow juicer. Slow juicers squeeze more juice from your fruits and vegetables and retain more fibre. This makes your juices healthier and more wholesome! A slow juicer is quiet, compact, and easy to use, making it a perfect gift for anyone trying to live a healthier lifestyle.
4. Relaxing Rejuvenation
Who wouldn’t enjoy a relaxing spa treat for their birthday? Pamper your holistic friend with a birthday spa package available at Ikeda Spa. This wholesome package includes a 30-minute Body Scrub or Onsen Hot Spring Bath, a 60-minute choice of Anma Deep Tissue Massage or Maiko Organic Facial, a personalised birthday card, and a yummy slice of birthday cake.
Jasmine Tham is the marketing manager of Ikeda Spa and a mother of two. She plans her family life around trips to Japan. Jasmine writes about family-friendly travel, onsen etiquette for kids, and easy J-beauty routines that fit into busy schedules. When she’s not trying out sheet masks, she enjoys eating Japanese snacks, taking photos of vending machines, and teaching her kids to say polite “arigatou” to please obaa-chan (grandma) shopkeepers. Expect honest reviews, kid-friendly travel plans, and easy guides that make visiting Japan enjoyable and welcoming.
