Who says men don't like a splurge? This Father's Day, indulge your man with a high-end shaving set from Santa Maria Novella. With its stand for his razor, a super badge brush, and a ceramic mug to foam up shaving cream, it's no wonder that celebrity dads like David Beckham, Javier Bardem, and Jason Bateman are fans.
You love your man, but not the fact that you can actually smell his feet. Try gifting this treatment from Organic Male 4. The moisturizing cream is packed with antibacterial ingredients like lavender, black walnut, and calendula that are moisturizing and calming to the skin. And other ingredients, like pau d'arco, an anti-fungal extract from the taheebo tree, fight yeast infections on feet.
"Love is Blind" ~ William Shakespeare
With all due deference to the bard, I'd beg to differ. Old Willie may have known his way around a sonnet but he clearly never got a gander at my husband's gnarly toenails or wayward nose hairs.
And, although love most certainly has 20/20 vision, the truth, as the saying goes, does hurt which is why most of us married women turn the other cheek and try not to obsess over the fair-to-middling grooming habits of our better halves.
But, we don't have to. Why not seize the opportunity that Hallmark so handily presents us with in the neatly packaged form of Father's Day to nudge him in the right direction with a very cool, very thoughtful, very effective grooming gift?
You know the old trick. Instead of articulating your distaste for his wardrobe, with a wan, "Honey, why don't you wear button downs more often," you stock his closet with the latest from Banana Republic -- it's much more effective. Similarly, by giving him grooming products this Father's Day that are too enticing to pass over, he may start using them and, suddenly everybody's a winner.
To help you set your clever plan in motion (you can take all the credit for it), we created this Father's Day gift guide, filled with gifts guaranteed to fix any gross grooming habits. Your baby's daddy will surely thank you for such a helpful gift and maybe, just maybe, even wonder how he ever lived without it.
