The practical man of the house
Some men are just great, they appreciate anything that is practical and valid to them. They make your gift shopping much easier. We would suggest:
An organic quality work shirt with that personal touch – the embroidering of his initials on the pocket or perhaps the cuffs; paired off with a set of initialled handkerchief would make a wonderful gift for him.
The thinker!
I just love them. They don’t give you problems, only solutions! Well for these men we suggest something that will exercise their brain. I know the thought of giving Sudoku books as presents on Valentines doesn’t sound all too appealing, which is why I’m suggesting something else. Why not try a personalised jigsaw puzzle – it could be of a photo of the both of you, a picture with hints as to what or where the real gift is! If you don’t know where to start then I suggest you give All Jigsaw Puzzles a try. They make really beautiful jigsaw puzzles and ship them out super-fast. Not to mention they recycle their packing materials!
The sensual and romantic.
Some men like expressions of love and affection. A nice pampering after dinner is likely all they really want. You could run him a nice hot bath with essential oils, then give him a passionate body massage with some natural oils/massage bar (lush has some great selections) or hot stones over the burning of more relaxing essential oils…Mmm…even I’m getting all relaxed by the thought of it.
The metrosexual man
Yes they share your facial care products but don’t laugh about it because they make fantastic understanding partners when it comes to the whole beauty routine. Plus that just means it’s easier on your brain too because you can get him a great range of organic facial/skin care/hair care products – there are always Valentine’s packages on offer for the occasion!
The man’s man
Well I think they are the hardest to buy for because all the lust for are expensive nuts and bolts – plus I don’t find these very romantic. Well if you’ve got him at home and you’re already prepared to fork out the cash to buy that fancy new power tool which is isn’t going to use (you know it), then might I suggest you pause and listen to my suggestion. You probably need a new bookshelf (IKEA has affordable ones) or something right? Well why not get one of those and watch him excitedly put it together. I guess it won’t count as a gift because it’s more like something the both of you can do together, but a man’s man doesn’t really want gifts or does he?
For his efforts, you can always get him an eco shaver, cleverly hidden among one of the pieces of your couple’s project (and I mean the bookshelf thing).
