Video: 'Tis the season to mull over how we can wrap certain gifts without them looking as if they had been attacked by a wild animal. Rectangular gifts and even awkwardly-shaped objects have easy solutions, but folding the creases at the ends of a circular gift? Oh boy. Luckily, here's an easy method you can try.

Instead of struggling with wrapping paper this holiday season, get yourself some cloth. The Japanese furoshiki technique can wrap anything easily and make it look good.

A good beauty writer isn't beholden to a single brand, but selects the best products to create the best possible look. Rather than giving a generic box set, buy your beautiful giftee a selection of expertly curated products from a tutorial, then take it a step further, wrapping these products in the tutorial itself.

We're getting closer to Christmas which means you'll probably need to wrap a ton of presents. Here's a way to gift wrap boxes quickly and neatly.

Gift wrapping is an art, but it's also about basic geometry. Mathematician Katie Steckles demonstrates a few "mathematically satisfying" ways to wrap presents.