Becky G’s Holiday Gift List Features Tequila, Candles, and DIY Coffee Kits

The 2026 holiday season finds the music industry’s busiest stars looking for a break after a year of touring and recording. Becky G, the Los Angeles-based singer, finished her year with a fifth studio album, a new film, and a cross-country tour. Her album, Baraja Bendita, received a nomination for Top Latin Pop Album of the Year at the 2026 Billboard Latin Music Awards. She also completed a design project for Patrón that funded water systems in Mexico. Now, she is turning her attention to gift giving and family time.

G describes herself as a ritualist who values items that cleanse space and set a mood. She lists palo santo and sage as essential gifts she loves to receive. Lé Trois Apothecary offers a specific ritual cleanser inspired by G. This product, the No. 3 cleanser, is designed to create unity and connection. It features notes of bergamot, oud, and vetiver. The brand offers three total essential oil cleansers for relaxation, manifestation, and grounding.

For her family’s white elephant exchange, G cites Patrón Tequila as a top contender. She notes that the bottle is a hot ticket item that causes trades and battles among relatives. As an official partner of the brand, G designed an exclusive bottle for the Our Rainwater Project. This initiative helped fund 200 rainwater harvesting systems for households in Jalisco, Mexico. She plans to gift this specific collection to friends because it connects to a cause close to her heart. Patrón silver tequila is an unaged blanco made from 100% Weber Blue Agave.

In the beauty category, G recommends the Agua Fresca Moisturizer from Dezi Skin. She praises the brand’s founder, Desi Perkins, and the new Pore Choices mist. The fragrance-free gel-cream moisturizer contains niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, and antioxidants. It is formulated for all skin types to target fine lines, dryness, and elasticity. G calls it an incredible option for a mid-luxury beauty gift.

G also enjoys giving her team collaborative presents. Last year, she purchased a Mexican coffee set from a small Los Angeles cafe. The kit included the cafe’s signature Café de Olla, brewed with ground cinnamon and piloncillo, and a bag of Oaxaca Reserve beans. She finds these thoughtful items fun to assemble. For the holidays, she curates matching color schemes for family members on Etsy. She saves tissue paper and gift bags, sometimes reusing them for up to eight years.

Stocking stuffers remain a priority for the frequent traveler. G favors tin candles from Soy Latina Candles, a non-toxic brand with scents inspired by Latina heritage. She prefers apple cinnamon and pine scents, which remind her of her mother’s house. She also packs practical glove box items like hand wipes, silk hair ties, and lip balm. She admits to overfilling stockings, noting that they often overflow with these small, useful additions.