The most popular gifts Yahoo readers are buying that'll arrive by Christmas

Black too basic for your boo? Use your bean and select from 50-plus colors!

Despite your best efforts, Dad still isn't too keen on the e-reader life. Instead of straining his eyes to read in the dark (or worse, keeping Mom up with the lights overhead), he can drape this bendable light around his neck to help him see what's on the page.

This rave review says it all: "I'm a mom of two kids so it's a need, not a want." Pop this compression cap in the freezer for cold therapy or stick it in the microwave for 20 seconds for heated relief — both methods will soothe her strained eyes or throbbing head. 

Those "big dumb cups" that your teen has collected up the wazoo? They're not just for hydration; they're for fashion. These silicone straw covers, while functional, are also a stylish statement — especially if they want to distinguish their tumbler from everyone else's. 

A thoughtful gift under $4 a pop? It's a Christmas miracle! Stick one (or all four!) of these shea butter-infused hand masks in her stocking, and tell her she'll have smoother, softer hands in just 10 minutes. She can just slip 'em on, flip on a Hallmark Christmas movie (or another festive flick of her choice) and rub in any visible product once the time is up.

Give kids a good laugh with this toot-tastic treat, which smells— and tastes? — like cherries. Cue the fart jokes (sorry, parents).

There's an art to picking a steal-worthy white elephant gift, and apparently, this adorable duck lamp fits the bill (pun intended). Pat it on the back to adjust between three brightness levels or set a 30-minute timer. Plus, it doubles as a phone holder — rest your phone on its feet while it charges overnight. 

Eye strain's got nothin' on this cult-favorite massager. They can use the remote to toggle between different compression, vibration and heat levels to soothe dry, tired eyes. Want a truly spa-worthy experience? Connect your phone via Bluetooth to play the calming music of your choice.

More than 20,000 Amazon shoppers picked up this futuristic-looking mask in the past month, including one who called it the "very thing you didn't know you needed." "Having my eyes massaged is nice, but the massage this device gives my temples is like HEAVEN! I even created a jazz playlist to listen to while getting the massage," they wrote.

These gooseneck lights attach to any grill, so he can see what he's cooking on the grates. This set comes with six AAA batteries, so your Grill Master can set them up as soon as the festivities wrap.