FATHER'S DAY GIFT IDEAS 2014

Are you fed up with your other half using your precious skincare products, using way more product than they should and having no respect of the cost and value of your products? Well, with just a week left until Father’s Day I thought that I’d give you another handful of gift ideas for products he can call his own..

 

 

Molton Brown Razor-Glide Shaving Gel*

 

I prefer my hubby to be clean shaven, and luckily he does too. And this shaving gel, as promised gives him a very close shave. The gel is best used on wet skin and it takes just a little to froth it up to a soft foam that instantly softens any stubble making it easy for the razor to do its job.

It is so gentle that it doesn’t irritate the skin, and it doesn’t dry it out, rather it keeps the skins soft and moisturised. It contains African whitewood extract that helps prevent the skin from shining, and it has a nice yet gentle and not too overbearing masculine scent.

RRP: $40 (150ml) – Available from David Jones and Molton Brown

 
 

Wella SP System Professional Refresh Shampoo*

 

This shampoo is an everyday shampoo that has been specifically designed to cater for men’s hair issues. It gently cleanses the hair, removing all hairstyling products, while targeting oily scalp issues – all without drying out the hair or the scalp. The shampoo is concentrated so it only takes a little, and it leaves the hair soft and shiny. And it has such a lovely masculine scent that once he has tried it and smelt it, he won’t guaranteed never want to use your shampoo ever again.

RRP: $32 (250ml) – Available from select Salons

 

Wella SP System Professional Everyday Hold Strong Gel*

 

They may not want to admit it, but making sure that their hair stays put all where they want it, is important. The Everyday Hold Gel can be used in both dry and damp hair, and styles both short and mid-length hair, giving it strong hold with definition and a wet look while still leaving the hair flexible, and not feeling stiff or crusty, and with a nice shine too. And unlike other gels, it doesn’t ‘ooze’, so it doesn’t leave his forehead feeling greasy. It comes in a handy pump bottle, and like the shampoo, it has a nice masculine scent that remains in the hair.

RRP: $33.50 (100ml) – Available from select salons

 

Rusk Paste*

 

If he is more for a medium hold using a paste, you cannot go past this one from Rusk. It has a fibrous texture that makes it easy to manipulate the hair into even the craziest hairstyle. The coconut scented paste can be used in both wet and dry hair and comes in an easy to use tube.

And because it remains pliable, he can continuously reshape his hair throughout the day.

RRP: $29.95 (113g) – Available from Rusk

 

Rusk Putty*

 

If your man wants to do some serious hairstyling, then this Putty from Rusk will answer his prayer. The putty adds both volume, texture, definition and control to the hair all day long, all while keeping it flexible and without any stiffness, and without flaking during the day.

The milky-white paste has a thick consistency and is easy to dig out of the plastic tub. It leaves the hair with a matte look.

RRP: $29.95 (113g) – Available from Rusk

 

Nivea Men Clear Effect Volcanic Mud Foam Face Wash*

 

This face wash offers more than any other face wash. It is a ten in one formula that cleanses the skin leaving it feeling cool and refreshed. And thanks to containing salicylic acid, menthol and volcanic mid, it cleanses deep down every pore offering oil control, preventing and reducing acne and clears breakouts, tightens pores, prevents white and black heads, and evens out the skin tone – all while being so gentle that he can use it once or twice a day.

 

RRP: $9.99 (100ml) – Available from Supermarkets and Priceline

*Product was kindly provided for consideration, and has reviewed in accordance with my Disclosure Policy.

So there you go, some skincare treats for your dad or the man in your life..

Have you purchased your father’s day present yet? Any great gift ideas?

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