Valentine’s Day is often associated with sweet, lovey-dovey cards and big bunches of deep red roses. In fact, since the 17th century, people have been sending bouquets to their special person on Valentine’s Day. In 2024, flowers are, of course, still a popular choice. But we also live in the age of Amazon, and that means we have more options than ever at our fingertips. But this abundance of choice also presents another dilemma: how do you decide what to gift? That’s why, to give you a helping hand, we’ve handpicked a few of our favorite vegan Valentine’s gifts from Amazon, from candles to cookies. Just call us Cupid.
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Is it important to give gifts on Valentine’s Day?
Buying a Valentine’s gift is one way to express love, appreciation, and thoughtfulness toward the special person in your life. While gifts are not the only way to show affection (and they are certainly not mandatory), if you want to celebrate Valentine’s Day, they can be a meaningful representation of your feelings. A gift can be a great way to mark the occasion, acknowledge the importance of your relationship, and create lasting memories.
So, if you are choosing to celebrate Valentine’s Day with gifts, what do you buy? Read on for our top suggestions.
13 vegan gifts to buy from Amazon this Valentine’s Day
1 Hotelier Turndown Vegan Soy Candle
Candles are soothing, relaxing, and even potentially mood-boosting, according to some research, so, of course, they make a great gift for your Valentine. If you’re looking to impress, Hotelier Turndown’s soy candle—which smells like earthy myrrh and features Obsidian crystals—comes with an aesthetically pleasing glass case and sleek gift box.
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That’s It
2 That’s It Organic Dark Chocolate & Banana Truffles
Truffles are a classic Valentine’s gift, but if you want to offer your special person something a little different, these dark chocolate banana truffles from That’s It are worth a try. They’re deliciously indulgent, organic, vegan, and made with “clean, minimal ingredients.”
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Hazel & Creme
3 Hazel & Creme Cookie Gift Box
Sometimes, if you’ve got something to say, the best way to do it is to say it with cookies. There’s no doubt that this cookie gift box from Hazel & Creme says “I appreciate you.” Your Valentine will feel truly spoiled as they munch on the brand’s delicious chocolate-covered treats.
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4 No Whey! Foods Freeze Dried Chocolate Covered Strawberries
Fun fact: back in ancient Rome, strawberries were the symbol of Venus, the goddess of love. So it’s no surprise that now, they are still considered a traditional Valentine’s gift. Sure, you can pop to the store and grab a simple basket of fruit. But we think these vegan freeze-dried chocolate-covered strawberries from No Whey! Foods are the more indulgent choice.
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5 Matt & Nat Vegan Wallet
This sweet folded wallet from Canadian brand Matt & Nat is made entirely with animal-free, vegan leather, and the interior is made with recycled water bottles. It’s the perfect gift for the environmentally-conscious fashionista in your life.
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Ethique
6 Ethique Plastic-Free Shampoo
Can anything beat the gift of gorgeous, nourished hair this Valentine’s? We say only if the hair care itself is heart-shaped and sustainable. Luckily, plastic-free brand Ethique has designed this sweet mini heart-shaped solid hair care set, complete with compostable packaging.
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Herbivore
7 Herbivore Bath Soak
If your special person loves to spend time relaxing in the bath, they are sure to appreciate Herbivore’s vegan coconut milk bath soak. According to the brand, it’s hydrating, softening, and will leave skin “with an incredible natural coconut aroma.”
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Kitsch
8 Kitsch Satin Sleep Mask
There’s nothing like a good, restorative night of rest. Help your Valentine get all the beauty sleep they need by gifting them this satin sleep mask from Kitsch. Made with top-quality satin, it’s soft, comfortable, and gentle, and will help block out light while simultaneously keeping skin hydrated and protected.
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Eco Lips
9 Eco Lips Bee Free Vegan Lip Balm
Many lip balms on the market are made with beeswax, which is, of course, not vegan. But your Valentine doesn’t have to miss out on nourishing lip care, because this balm from Eco Lips—which is made with cocoa butter and coconut oil—is softening, conditioning, and totally bee-free.
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Safe + Fair Food Company
10 Safe + Fair Food Company Gourmet Popcorn
When it comes to Valentine’s Day gifts, we say you can’t go wrong with snacks. This Dark Chocolaty Drizzled Popcorn from the Safe + Fair Food Company is a delicious, plant-based treat. Plus, it’s also gluten-free, allergy-friendly, and preservative-free.
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11 ‘Vegan Cooking for Two’ Recipe Book
Cooking together can be a fun date night activity, so if you’re planning a night in this Valentine’s Day, why not gift your special person this “Vegan Cooking for Two” recipe book from America’s Test Kitchen? Choose the meal that looks the most delicious to you both, pour out some wine, and get cooking.
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Brooklyn Botany
12 Brooklyn Botany Brown Sugar Body Scrub
For the Valentine who loves their skincare, gift this natural, softening brown sugar scrub from Brooklyn Botany. It’s nourishing and exfoliating (of course), but it will also leave skin feeling moisturized and refreshed, too.
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Coop’s
13 Coop’s Vegan Hot Fudge Sauce
This creamy, indulgent, dairy-free hot fudge sauce from Coop’s is the perfect gift for those with a sweet tooth. Made with organic ingredients, it’s delicious when drizzled on sundaes, waffles, pancakes, brownies, and milkshakes. We say most desserts can be improved with a splash of rich and velvety fudge sauce.
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Charlotte is a writer and editor based in sunny Southsea on England’s southern coast.
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