Anything with detailed "how-to-build-me" instructions is obviously going to tickle his fancy. Step-by-steps on how to grow, groom, and maintain 30 different moustaches? Well, we even think that's cool.
Filled to the brim with some of Every Man Jack's best grooming products, this perfectly packed gift set includes shaving items and body care products in scents like Citrus or Cedarwood and all with a great look and price.
Sure, he might have secretly wanted a 3D TV this year, but give him the next best thing with this high-tech electric razor with portable cordless operation that lasts up to 20 days. It minimizes pressure and irritation to the skin for a quick clean-as-a-whistle wet or dry shave, and as an added bonus, it looks like a mini robot.
Choose the device in Graphite Gray and dad might just be momentarily fooled into thinking that this is not an amazing exfoliator. If he does realize off the bat that you got him something to smooth and even out his skin tone, after a week's worth of use he will be totally grateful.
For the trailblazer dad that appreciates the finer things in life, this daring set includes the Verdon Pure Face Wash, Outdoor Moisturizer SPF 30, Energy Roll-On and Fresh Shower Water all "inspired by the refreshing waters and rocky gorges of the Verdon Valley in Haute Provence." Oh la la.
When it comes to buying a gift for dear ol' dad (or husband of the century) to thank him for being so, well, awesome, it's just so darn tempting to pick things you think he needs, or you want him to have. You know the type; the "Gee, Dad's ties are so stuck in the '80s that I'd better get him one from this decade"-gift, or the "Wow, I really wish he could drop those 15 pounds, I'd better go with a Foreman Grill."
Then there's the perennial grooming gift -- the "He should really start exfoliating" or "Who wouldn't love these gorgeous smelling soaps?" While your intentions may very well be honorable, don't expect him to do back flips for girly beauty products.
Yes, we all want the men in our lives to be well groomed, but we don't want to give him a gift that's so fem he won't touch it. Solution? Get him a great "manly" (read: practical) men's body product or grooming item disguised by a "cool" man factor (read: high-tech). That way, everyone wins.
