12 Presents for the Most Hard-to-Gift People in Your Life

There's no need for single-use

parchment paper when you have a reusable silicone baking mat on hand—one of Wittig's go-to gifts for the foodies in her life.

"It's actually made from silicone, which is made from sand—fun fact. And it has reinforced fiberglass mesh on it," Wittig says. "It's also replacing the need to use butter, grease, and oils when you're cooking."

These reusable bowl and pan covers are easy to use, easy to clean, and help reduce waste in your kitchen. "If they get gross, you can throw them in the dishwasher," Wittig says. "And they're made of recycled plastic bottles."

Wittig is also a fan of the reusable muffin version, which she uses for food prep for her daughter. "I

pre-make a lot of her food and freeze it in these little single-serving discs," she says.

A rechargeable lighter is an essential, whether for building fires or

lighting candles. This one utilizes a lithium-ion battery to generate a flame, which cuts harmful butane out of the picture.

Someone who's always on the go will get a lot of use out of a set of reusable silicone bags that reduce plastic waste.

"We're big fans of making sure that when you go out on your hike or your

camping excursion, you're safe and well-fed," Wittig says. "We really like our Stasher bags; they're really useful for bringing your own snacks in."

This

reusable bottle is built for coming along on all of life's biggest adventures. It has a built-in flip straw for easy sipping, a handle, and double-wall vacuum insulation that keeps drinks cold for hours.

A robe that's both comfy and sustainable? Wittig loves gifting Ettitude's

Waffle Bathrobe, which is moisture-wicking, free from harmful chemicals, and hypoallergenic. Ettitude also donates a portion of every purchase to 1% for the Planet, a network of environmental partners that are working to solve the planet’s problems.

No homebody wants to leave the house to get their favorite morning beverage from a

coffee chain. That's why this kit is such a hit: It contains both Clevr's buzzy matcha latte powder and Brightly's reusable ceramic travel mug.

"It seems like a milk-based treat that you'd get if you went to like a Starbucks or another

coffee establishment, but it's actually vegan," Wittig says. "It's really tasty. You can actually froth it up."

Pajamas are the ultimate homebody gift, and

Kindthing makes eco-friendly options for babies, children, and adults from modal fabric.

"When I had my baby about a year ago, I got sucked into the world of bamboo baby pajamas," Wittig says. Modal is a skin-safe material that's even gentle enough for little ones with skin conditions like eczema.

These reusable makeup remover pads help reduce waste in the bathroom. They're made from OEKO-TEX certified bamboo velour and even have a special pointed tip for easy makeup removal.

"I'm obsessed with these—we sell out of them all the time on Brightly," Wittig says. "You can throw them in the wash."

Billions of disposable razors and refill cartridges are sent to landfills

every year. This reusable

safety razor solves that problem. "We're all kind of going back to old-school methods of using these safety razors with replaceable blades, and they work really well," Wittig says.

There's no need for plastic lotion bottles with this

bar version on hand. "They work so well on your skin—it's amazing. You kind of glide it over your skin and it melts in," Wittig says. "It also comes in a reusable bamboo canister."