Buying a holiday gift for your spouse can be stressful — we get it. While you might not always hit the nail on the head with your gift-giving, use this list as a guide for presents you should never buy your spouse (unless you want to sleep on the couch!)

It might seem practical to gift that new blender or toaster, but unless she's specifically expressed a desire, it might just seem like you're pushing domestic duties on her. Gifts should evoke joy, not remind her of daily chores.

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A fragrance should resonate with her personality, evoking cherished memories. Randomly chosen scents can miss the mark and end up collecting dust on her vanity.

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Fashion is deeply personal. Unless you've caught her eyeing a specific dress or sweater, there's a good chance you're diving into risky territory. Wrong sizes or styles can send unintended messages.

That gaming console or new gadget might be on your wishlist, but is it on hers? A gift should be a testament to her tastes, not a sneaky addition to your collection.

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Fitness gifts can be great if she's into health and wellness, but out of the blue? It can seem like you're hinting at something else. It's crucial to be sensitive and considerate in your choices.

While they might seem like a safe bet, impersonal gift cards can sometimes feel like an afterthought. If you're going the gift card route, make sure it's for a place she genuinely loves.

Picture this: After a long day, she steps into a warm bath. The calming scent of her favorite bath bomb fills the air. She leans back, and instead of the cold, hard tub, her head and neck rest comfortably on a plush bath pillow. The subtle buoyancy, the gentle embrace - this is relaxation at its finest.

Introducing the Luxebath Pillow Bundle. A perfect gift that prioritizes her comfort and relaxation. It’s a reminder for her to take a break, indulge in some 'me' time, and unwind. It’s more than a gift; it’s an experience she’ll cherish.