Hi everyone, it's Mr Blog Face here with what is hopefully the first of many guest appearances.
This week, I'll be looking at some of my favourite grooming items, some of which may make excellent stocking fillers, cough cough. So without further ado, let's take a look at some things.
Mancave
I love Mancave products, they're made from natural ingredients and they're all cruelty-free and vegan, so you can feel good about using them. They offer a wide variety, ranging from shower gels, to deodorant, to shampoo, and no matter what the label says I will always believe that they smell of rich mahogany.
Here are a few of my favourites:
Their
caffeine shampoo smells great, and the unproven pseudo-science of caffeine shampoo suggests it may possibly stop your hair falling out!
I have to admit, the thought of trying a
deodorant that didn't include a reassuring amount of chemicals had me worried, and while I've had the odd day where I might have felt that was true, overall I've been really impressed by this. It's a little more expensive than a can of Lynx, but it also lasts a really long time. I've also tried some of Marks and Spencer's own brand deodorants recently (they are also cruelty-free), and this definitely works better than them.
Another thing I've been trying to get back into recently is wet shaving, and thanks to my favourite podcast,
The Weekly Planet, I found out about Harry's Shavers. There seem to be a lot of these razor blade subscription services around at the moment, but I've been really impressed by Harry's. They're very flexible about how many blades you're subscribed to (because there are thirteen year olds with more consistent beard growth than me), and they do a free starter set where you just pay for postage.
They have a couple of special gift sets available for the holidays, including this incredibly handsome set for £28:
My set came with their shave gel, which through what I can only imagine is some kind of witchcraft, expands from a tiny blob into a giant foamy covering. I accidentally ate some after it got in my mouth, and can report that it is definitely better used externally.
It may or may not work in the UK, but Weekly Planet listeners get $5 off, so why not give their link a go at
www.harrys.com/weeklyplanet
Anyway, hopefully that's been helpful, and you can join me again this time next week for more barely coherent ramblings!
