28 Gifts for 16-Year-Old Girls

Phones stay out of sight during class, so a Nine West watch is how she keeps track of the time.

Heat-free waves start the night before: she twists sections of hair around these jumbo Kitsch rods at bedtime and unwinds them at breakfast.

Her look stays quick but polished, so LANEIGE Glaze Craze gives a teen a serum to keep in her jacket pocket.

A high schooler who rearranges her furniture every few months can change the look above her bed without repainting.

Most cameras point one way, but the GoPro MAX can film in every direction at once, so the friend at the edge of the group never gets cut out.

The OSTRICH PILLOW Mini gives a high school volleyball player a travel pillow for away-game bus rides.

Pictures on her phone rarely get a second look, but the Instax Mini 12 prints each shot on the spot, small enough to tape inside a locker or hand to a friend.

The speaker on her shelf plays songs from her phone out loud for a teen who dresses to her own soundtrack.

A girl who studies with a playlist going can shut out the household racket and stay with her notes.

The teen you're choosing for keeps a journal beside each novel, and the Kindle Scribe holds her reading and writing together.

Launched from her palm, the DJI Neo flies itself, following her and filming 4K video from above with no controller to learn.

Soundcore V20i open-ear earbuds let a high school babysitter keep a podcast playing while she watches the kids.

A teen hooked on audiobook series can keep the next chapter going in Sony's wireless earbuds.

Anker's MagGo power bank snaps magnetically onto the phone of a teen who runs low by lunch.

The Fjällräven Byron Beanie covers the frosty walk to school for a high schooler on foot.

This Nautica Diver crossbody goes with a teen girl to the art museum, staying at her side through every gallery.

This PANDORA necklace gives a high schooler who chooses her own jewelry a name she knows to wear every day.

Kitsch hair ties make a handy add-on gift for a high schooler with a ponytail-and-bun routine.

Children of Blood and Bone gives an older teen girl into fantasy a novel by Tomi Adeyemi.

One of Us Is Lying gives a teen girl into mysteries a novel to read on her own.

Legendborn by Tracy Deonn gives a teen girl fond of fantasy a novel to get lost in.

BYOMA's everyday face moisturizer fits a high schooler putting together a simple skincare routine.

This e.l.f. Holy Hydration! travel set lets a teen girl keep her face routine going away from home.

This Conair curling wand lets a high school girl shape loose waves before going out.

Earrings and chains bought with her own money soon outgrow the dish on her dresser, and this SONGMICS cabinet keeps them behind a lock.

Educational Insights Blurt! hands a quick-witted teen a word race where the fastest correct answer wins.

The Adventure Challenge Friends Edition hands a teen and her crew a ready plan whenever weekend hangouts stall.