How to Pick the Right Wellness Gifts for Everyone on Your Holiday List
Quick Answer: Choose the Theragun Relief for approachable, everyday muscle recovery, the Theragun Mini for portable recovery and the TheraFace Mask Glo for an upgraded skincare routine.
The limited-edition Y2K Grape Blast Theragun Mini adds nostalgic 2000s style to the portable Mini.
Struggling to find the perfect gift for friends and family? Sick of worrying about favorite colors or ideal sizes? Simplify your shopping list by giving the gift of wellness this holiday season and you'll only have to ask one question: Which option benefits my friend's wellbeing the most? That's where Therabody's self-care lineup comes in handy, especially when you choose one that fits something your giftee already enjoys doing.
A massage gun might make sense for the runner who's always complaining about sore legs, while someone with an elaborate skincare routine may get more use out of an LED face mask.
Here's how to find the right Therabody model for each person on your list at Best Buy .
Which Therabody device fits each person on my gift list? The best Therabody gift comes down to what the person you're shopping for will actually use.
Think about whether they're more likely to reach for it after a workout, at their desk, while traveling or during their skincare routine.
A runner can put a massage gun to work after tough workouts, while a frequent traveler may prioritize a compact, lightweight design they can take on a business trip or vacation.
For the skincare devotee, the TheraFace Mask Glo brings the focus to self-care, stimulating collagen production for firmer, more radiant skin.
Think about how your recipient will actually use the gift, and the right fit becomes much easier to spot.
What to look for when choosing a Theragun Choosing a Theragun is less about finding the model with the most features and more about figuring out which features you'll actually use.
Think about how and where you'll use it, then consider: How often you'll use it: Regular recovery or occasional soreness? Where you'll use it: Mostly at home or at the gym and while traveling? Size, weight and grip: Consider portability, how comfortable it is to hold and whether you can reach areas like your back and shoulders.
Intensity and speeds: Look at how much control you have over the massage.
Attachments: Different attachments can target different muscles and areas of the body.
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