Birthday present for 14 year old girl

Becles

My son is going to the birthday party of a 14 year old girl and would like to buy "girly stuff" as a present. He wants to spend between £5-£10 on toiletries, make up or perfume.

What brands are appealing to teenage girls? If anyone has seen any good bargains, he'd appreciate it :money:

janeawej

crikey, i think natural sorts of products are popular at the moment, my kids dont seem to think u can go far wrong with body shop.

jackieglasgow

Get to Boots and get something on the 50% off sale, they have loads of nice stuff.

barbie_babe

claires do lots of good gift sets my 14 year loves getting her bits in there.

meritaten

A big bouquet of flowers! how many 14 year olds have got flowers for their birthday! for a tenner you can get two or three bunches of really nice flowers from Aldi (which someone could put together into one gorgeous bunch for him)and they do a delivery service online too.(, or asda and tesco do nice bunches for £9.99. Not got a clue about make-up, perfume or anything girls of 14 are into. he knows the girl - is she the girly girl type or the more studious? barbie or goth! thats the minefield with make-up and perfume! flowers are safe - who doesnt love flowers?

brighthair

sleek makeup (superdrug) do eye pallettes for £5 and they're fantastic! you get about 12 colours in each one and they look more expensive than they are

happy35

I have bought soap and glory for my niece and also makeup from a range at Superdrug, think it was called NYC it is quite cheap and the colours are very up to date

JC9297

Lush do small gift boxes for under £10, they go down well.

sarahlouise210

Claires have a fantastic sale at the moment - all their sale goods £5.00 and under are 10 for £10 ( wow!)

henmuffin

Soap and Glory seems very popular with the teens.
Chocolate from Thorntons.
Cinema ticket.
Primark do nice ranges of jewellery etc.
Lush do products under £5.
Lots around should be suitable for you.

roadiegirl

Try to avoid going down the smellies route, I used to hate it when I was younger when I'd have boxes of smelly bits that I never used (now I'm grateful for them that I'm at uni!) As unimaginative as it sounds, a gift voucher for somewhere (Topshop, New Look, River Island, HMV etc) would be better in my opinion, then she can get what she wants!