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Krystle S.

Dec 12, 2012

Krystle S.

I want to get my significant other something different this year , any cool ideas ? Thanks in advance 😁 Tis the season

Sarah K.

Dec 12, 2012

Sarah K.

I bought my boyfriend a traditional shaving kit for Christmas the other year, and he LOVES it! He uses it every day, and swears he'll never use an ordinary razor again. His kit has become the envy of his friends, and I think it makes him feel more masculine to be able to do things the 'traditional' way. There also is a bit of an elite community of straight razor users out there that he enjoys being able to interact with.

Jessica F.

Dec 12, 2012

Jessica F.

I buy my husband a cologne from Abercrombie(not a fan of the store) but its his favorite now and it smells sooo good, its called Fierce

Caitlin M.

Dec 12, 2012

Caitlin M.

Jack Black lip balm is a nice little add-on/stocking stuffer. I bought one for myself and my boyfriend uses it, which is unusual because he usually never uses lip balm or anything. So it must be good. I have the lemon one and it smells like starbursts :) it's $7.50 and you can get it on Sephora's website. It's a web-only item I believe. 

Shelley W.

Dec 12, 2012

Shelley W.

I try and get my husband is nice fragrance that he can wear outside of work since he isn't allowed to wear any at work. And I also make a handmade gift. This year I'm making him glassblown paperweight.

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