10-05-2025
29 Springy Finds From Amazon
A pickleball set — with two paddles, four balls, and a bag — in case you're looking for a new warm-weather hobby. Hit the courts in style!
A strawberry rollerball perfume so you can smell like everyone's favorite spring fruit. Reviewers love this $7 fragrance because it smells like nostalgic candy (think: strawberry hard candy, Strawberry Shortcake, and Baby Bottle Pops).
A watercolor guide offering tips, color suggestions, supply lists, and pre-sketched designs so budding artists can practice their painting techniques.
A glowing tulip light that's spring's answer to snowglobes. You can even remove the glass cover if you want to run your hands through the flowers.
A pack of beautiful floral barrettes to springify any outfit. The claws are nice and strong — reviewers with thick and curly hair confirm you can use these for at least a half-up 'do.
Next-level sticky notes with creative guides so you can start spring off right. April to-do list: drink a lavender latte, pick flowers, find the perfect picnic basket, and get yet another dress for yet another wedding.
A Pink Princess philodendron, a once-rare and still-extremely-coveted variegation in the houseplant community that will bring a pop of color to your home. What was once an impossible find is now yours — somehow for under $30.
A super flowy skirt sure to make good use of the big gusts of wind common around this time of year. All the better to show off the dazzling watercolor-inspired designs!
Julep Eyeshadow 101 — a creme-to-power waterproof pencil that comes in a ton of spring-ready hues, like lavender and mint. The multitasking putty is easy to apply and has vitamins C and E for a little skincare boost.
Teeny-tiny onigiri vases who look thrilled by the opportunity to hold your new clippings and flower buds. Each smiling rice ball is handcrafted, so they're all unique.
A pair of scalloped pillowcases offering a quick and easy home decor refresh. The contrasting colors are seriously too cute to ignore!
An easy-to-apply, one-hour self-tanner in case you'd like to make it less obvious that you haven't seen the sun in months. The vegan formula is easy to blend without streaks or uneven patches, which makes it a hit with beginners. While the tan may be instant, the fade is nice and gradual. Reviewers say it's cheaper yet more effective than most competitors.
A homemade-looking ceramic plate featuring darling pastel designs like bows, flowers, and hearts. How good would a strawberry scone look on one of these?
Fruity and floral tea made in Jeju Island, Korea featuring spring-forward flavors like cherry blossom, honey pear, and camellia flower. According to one reviewer, "the whole cup is a sip of spring."
And a capybara mug — complete with a lil' orange hat! — to enjoy said tea in. What better way to start the day than with amazing company?
Plush slippers that look like something out of an Anthropologie catalog but nope! These memory foam slippies come in a variety of spring-friendly styles, from mushrooms to butterflies.
A flower-themed snuffle mat so your dog can 🎵tiptoe through the tulips 🎵 and score some treats. The enrichment mat will help them de-stress and stay busy, so you can get a little work done without being paw-slapped for attention every two seconds.
A sheer lace-style top perfect for transitional weather *and* events. You can wear it under a dress or overalls for extra texture during the day or over a dark bralette for a sultry look at night.
A handblown, double-walled glass vase that miiiight steal the spotlight from whatever flowers you plunk inside. Better go for the most vibrant tulips you can find so the attention doesn't go to your new vase's head.
A quilted pouch set featuring pastel designs so sweet, you may be tempted to snuggle them upon their arrival. If you have a trip coming up, I can't think of a better place to keep your toiletries and makeup.
Anua heartleaf pore-clearing cleansing oil in case your spring cleaning extends to your face. It dissolves makeup, attacks blackheads, and works to remove excess sebum without stripping away natural oils or drying out your skin. Gross but intriguing: Reviewers say that they could actually see the gunk leaving their skin.
A pair of opaque stockings to add a bold pop to your outfit. Channel your inner Zooey Deschanel: Twee is coming back this spring.
A flowy maxi with bow straps that, dare I say, was made for frolicking through flower fields and sipping lemonade. Pair with your best sandals and a sun hat, and you're photo shoot ready.
Or a drawstring bodycon for brunch dates and walks around the city. I'm a big fan of dresses you can wear with heels OR sneakers!
A Maison d'Hermine cotton tea towel because it turns out you can splurge on a European designer brand and still spend less than $20. The dish towels have beautifully printed designs that'll make your home feel like a French cottage.
A giant pack of sprout hair clips featuring springy mushrooms, clovers, and flowers. Tell me a flowy dress, and a couple of these wouldn't go hard at brunch.
Glossmetics' Lychee Overnight Lip Mask, an instant classic people have been comparing to Laneige or Tatcha. Use this to moisturize your lips overnight — vitamin E, peptides, and shea butter keep your pout looking soft and supple. You can also wear it during the day for a glossy look.
Or a glow oil to make your lips dewier than the grass after a morning spring shower. Sweet cherry seed oil and luffa cylindrica seed oil moisturize and plump, giving you a glow comparable to one from the pricier $40 Dior lip oil.
An oversize knit cardigan because I INSIST that no piece of clothing is more important for building a spring wardrobe than a staple sweater. Grab one in light green or bright blue to add some much-needed color to your look.
