Where can I buy 'Ellips Hair Mask Pack', which is recommended in the article instead of Ellips Hair Oil, and what is its price?

Ellips Hair Mask Pack can be purchased at Cocomart Jimbaran. It costs 10,500 RP per piece, and one pack contains enough for about 3-4 uses.

What kind of Balinese-style interior items can be purchased at the 'KIMSOO' store in Seminyak, and what are their price ranges?

At KIMSOO, you can purchase items such as shell accessory boxes (60,000 RP - 120,000 RP), rattan coasters (40,000 RP), bead coasters (80,000 RP), and palm tree cutlery (100,000 RP). This store is an interior decor shop where you can also enjoy brunch.

What is the price of 'Luwak Drip Coffee' available at Cocomart Jimbaran, and where is the 'Wood Cylinder Luwak Coffee' (not recommended in the article) sold, and what is its price?

Luwak Drip Coffee sold at Cocomart Jimbaran is 190,000 RP. The 'Wood Cylinder Luwak Coffee', which is not recommended, is sold at souvenir shops at Bali Airport for 375,000 RP per piece, and it is said that the amount of coffee is small compared to the size of the cylinder, leading to low satisfaction.

How much does 'Yava Granola', recommended as a Bali souvenir, cost at Cocomart Jimbaran, and how does it compare to purchasing it in Korea?

Yava Granola can be purchased at Cocomart Jimbaran for prices ranging from 10,000 RP to 78,500 RP. Although it is also available at Olive Young in Korea, the local price in Bali is more affordable.

Bali Souvenir Shopping Guide 2026: Must-Haves & What to Skip

Bali Souvenir Shopping Guide 2026: Must-Haves & What to Skip | TRVLOGUE

On my second trip to Bali,

souvenir shopping was, of course, a must!

I've got a fantastic list of Bali souvenir recommendations,

including items I've repurchased after loving them.

Here are my TOP 8 picks!

1. Ellips Hair Mask

Coco Mart Jimbaran / ~$1 (per piece)

This is my absolute top recommendation!

You seriously need to buy this as soon as you land in Bali.

Many travelers flock to Bali for the Ellips Hair Oil, but before my trip, I received it as a gift and used it back home. Honestly, I found the oil's cap difficult to open, the quantity a bit lacking, and didn't notice a significant effect. So, I initially removed the hair oil from my shopping list.

Then, I stumbled upon the Ellips Hair Mask at a local supermarket – and it was a game-changer!

Even after changing my shower filter in Bali, my hair felt stiff from daily swimming, and even my usual treatments from home weren't helping. I decided to try this local hair mask, and immediately, my hair transformed into silky smooth strands, like wet seaweed!

Forget bringing your own hair products from home; just grab this hair mask as soon as you arrive in Bali.

My travel companions also bought it upon arrival, and after just one use, they stocked up on it before heading back home!

Each hair mask costs less than a dollar and I got about 3-4 uses out of one pack – it's incredibly generous with the quantity!

This time, I bought and tried several types, and all four varieties effectively made my hair super smooth. Personally, the "pro keratin complex" and the "pink Hair treatment" were particularly great for hair repair.

I wanted to buy a whole box, but they weren't sold in box sets. They do have tube versions, so next time, I'll definitely go for those. I bought these as gifts for friends, and everyone loved them!

Bali-Style Home Decor

KIMSOO store in Seminyak

If you're looking for unique Bali souvenirs, you have to check out "KIMSOO" in Seminyak. It's famous as an interior decor shop, but you can also enjoy brunch there, making it a perfect spot for leisurely shopping.

My Seminyak accommodation was right next door (less than a minute's walk!), so I explored and bought some items right after breakfast.

If you're planning a trip to Seminyak and haven't decided on a place to stay yet, check out my Seminyak accommodation review below:

Bali Seminyak Boutique Hotel Recommendation: The Colony Hotel Reviewm.blog.naver.com

[Shell Accessory Boxes]

~$4 - ~$8 (per piece)

Shell items are classic resort souvenirs, but these felt a bit more sophisticated, so I had to get them. At under ~$10 each, they make great gifts without breaking the bank!

I use them constantly to store my accessories!

[Two Types of Coasters]

Rattan Coaster ~$3 (per piece)

Beaded Coaster ~$5 (per piece)

These Bali-inspired coasters caught my eye immediately. The rattan and beaded designs are perfect for adding a touch of island charm to any home.

[Palm Tree Cutlery]

~$6 (per piece)

These palm tree handle cutlery pieces instantly won me over with their adorable design! They have a bit of weight to them, but they're just too cute to pass up. Perfect for desserts!

Goodday Cappuccino Coffee

Coco Mart Jimbaran / ~$2 (10 sachets/pack)

This is a coffee I've repurchased twice! I usually drink Americano, but sometimes you just crave something sweet, right? "Goodday Cappuccino Coffee" is so delightfully smooth and sweet – truly delicious. It even comes with a separate cocoa powder packet, and adding it makes it even better. You absolutely HAVE to buy this!

Luwak Drip Coffee

Coco Mart Jimbaran / ~$12

Luwak coffee is one of Bali's must-buy souvenirs. I opted for the drip coffee version this time. Luwak coffee can be quite pricey, but you can find it a bit more affordably in Bali, which is why I repurchased it. For all you coffee lovers out there, Luwak coffee is definitely a recommended item!

Yava Granola

Coco Mart Jimbaran / ~$1 - ~$5

Yava Granola is another Bali souvenir that always makes the list. It's a perfect, no-pressure gift for coworkers, so I bought it again this trip. It's delicious sprinkled over Greek yogurt! While you can find it in some specialty stores back home, the prices in Bali are much better, making it a great, universally appreciated souvenir.

Seasoned Peanuts & Mr. P Peanuts

Coco Mart Jimbaran / ~$2, ~$3

I saw nuts on a recommended list this time and bought them for the first time. Why did I only buy one bag?! The seasoning isn't too overpowering, making them incredibly addictive. Mr. P Cashews, in particular, are the perfect snack with a cold beer. These are excellent gifts for friends who love savory snacks!

KUSUKA Potato Chips

Coco Mart Jimbaran / ~$1

These potato chips have a slightly stronger flavor than your average chip. They're a decent snack to enjoy late at night in Bali, but honestly, they're not worth hauling all the way home. Don't sacrifice precious luggage space for these!

Wooden Cylinder Luwak Coffee - NOT Recommended

Bali Airport Souvenir Shop / ~$24 (per piece)

I bought this Luwak coffee as a souvenir for my coffee-loving mom. I spotted it at the Bali airport souvenir shop, and the cylindrical wooden case was so beautiful, I just had to get it. The price was around ~$24, which made me hesitate a bit, but since it was Luwak coffee and the case was so pretty, I went for it.

Opened wooden cylinder coffee with little coffee

Small amount of coffee in large container

Uh oh... there was so little coffee inside the cylinder! The amount of coffee was surprisingly small compared to the size of the container, which was a bit of a letdown. Because the value for money wasn't great, I definitely don't recommend this item.

Among my Bali souvenir recommendations,

my absolute must-buys are:

the Ellips Hair Mask +

if you're visiting Seminyak, the "KIMSOO" Bali-style home decor items.

If you're looking for special and unique souvenirs,

keep these tips in mind before your Bali adventure! :)