It's just days since Christmas, but people are already trying to sell their unwanted gifts online.

And some sellers are even asking for more than the retail price.

We've all been there; awkwardly unwrapping a present as you realise it's a hideous jumper in a colour you would never wear or another shower gel gift set.

And now cheeky Brits aren't wasting any time getting rid of the clutter.

Some people were spotted listing their gifts on resale sites a mere 48 hours after the big day.

First up is a sneaky listing of a bottle of 100ml Vera Wang Princess perfume.

The scent is available brand new from the high street beauty store, Superdrug at £24.

And this seller wants to cash out properly - asking for £32.20.

The description simply states: 'Unwanted Christmas gift.'

An absolute bargain, though, is a pair of GHD hair straighteners, still in the box, for £84.70.

Sadly, a huge Jellycat penguin also wasn't on someone's Christmas list.

It's being offered for £81.30 online, with buyer's protection. The original price tag is £80 - but despite there being no real mark-up, the toy is described as 'quite hard to find' by the seller.

One of the most lavish gifts spotted on a resale site is a gaming console. 

A lucky person received not one but two Playstation 5s this festive season.

To buy new, they retail for £389.899 according to Argos.

This seller isn't just looking to cash in, they want a tidy profit.

They have listed the item at £410.19.

However, according to the post, the seller is offers - as long as these are sensible.

Finally, someone else clearly didn't like the message when being gifted a book titled Get a Hobby.

Priced at £3.85, this unwanted Christmas gift is great for anyone still looking for a New Year's resolution.

Or for those who are super organised, it could be a bargain buy for next year's Secret Santa.