Only have a shower? Build a simple home-spa selection around a wash product and suitable cream, with practical shopping choices and no extra equipment.
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You do not need a bathtub to set aside time for skincare at home. If you have a shower, choose products suited to it and build the experience around washing, a clean towel and an appropriate cream. The aim is a pleasant pause you can repeat, without buying accessories that will sit unused.
Prepare a clean place for your products and keep a towel within reach. Music and pleasant lighting are personal choices, not requirements for using a cosmetic. You can direct the budget towards one wash product and one care item you actually need. There is no reason to add several masks, a scrub and salts just because they all appear in a spa category.
For body washing, select a product intended for the body. For hand care, choose a hand cream and apply it as directed after washing and drying. If you already own a suitable product, include it rather than buying a duplicate. Use each product separately according to its label; mixing them is not a way to make the experience more professional.
You do not have to buy them. If a particular product explicitly allows hand or foot soaks, you can consider that use with suitable equipment and according to its directions. Do not turn a bath salt into a scrub by rubbing it directly onto skin without appropriate instructions. Fit the purchase to your home, rather than the other way round.
For a small basket, consider a cleansing product and a cream for the area you want to care for. Check pack size and storage directions, and keep products as instructed by the manufacturer. Before adding a third item, ask what it contributes. A home-spa experience can stay simple, without promises of treatment results or a lengthy routine.

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No. Choose activities that fit your preferences and the product directions. A mask or scrub is not required with every wash.
Yes, after checking preferences and product purposes. Explain what is included and make sure the recipient can use the items at home.