Ah, the art of regifting! This is when your unwanted items become someone else's treasure. If you're considering passing on that fifth scented candle or that curious looking sweater Aunt Bertha gave you, then you're not alone. Here are some tips on how to master the art of regifting:

The No-Fingerprint Rule. Ensure there's no evidence that the gift was ever in your possession by removing notes, tags, or any suspicious wrapping paper remnants.

No Close-Family Circles. Never regift within your close family or friend circle. Your cousin doesn't need to see her gift being worn by your sister.

Quality Check. Ensure the gift is in good condition. No one appreciates a regifted item that looks like it's been in the back of your closet—even if it has.

Bundle It. If you have several smaller items, then create a themed gift basket. Those random scented lotions can be combined with a few bath bombs and candles for a "spa day" basket.

Although regifting can be a humorous endeavor, it's also a sustainable one. It reduces waste and can bring joy to someone else. Plus, many of us experience a certain thrill when we pull off a successful regift. Just remember to keep track of who gave you what. There might be nothing more embarrassing than regifting something to the original gifter!