5 Best Men’s Personal Care Gifts for Father’s Day | Product reviews

While many consumers will be looking for a great men’s gift for Father’s Day, the opportunities don’t stop there. More and more consumers are looking for men’s gifts all year round, especially personal care items, such as solid cologne, body wash, bar soap and other bathroom accessories. According to Grand View Research, the men’s personal care market is booming and can mean some serious bucks for those cashing in. In the market analysis report by Grand View Research, the global men’s personal care market is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate of 9.1 percent through 2030. The industry is already valued at $30.8 billion by 2021.

Here, the Decorative Gifts & Accessories editorial team share five of their favorite men’s personal care items that would not only make great additions to any Father’s Day look, but to any men’s gift look, in general. After all, according to Keith Schwartz, CEO of Mad Man, retailers should add men’s gifts to their collections to increase sales without cannibalizing them from other sketches in the store.

1. Luxury Men’s Shower Gel from Mistral

Not only that Mistrals extra rich body wash pleasantly scented, also convenient for men as it is a 2-in-1 hair and body cleanser. Editor-in-chief Lenise Willis bought the company’s Cedarwood Marine body wash for her husband this past Christmas and says she’s addicted to how good it smells. When I first bought it, I kept removing the cap and smelling the fragrance of the bottle; smells good, he says. My husband loves it too. When I asked her if she liked it she commented that it had a really good lather and didn’t make her skin feel dry, definitely something we need for the dry Chicago winter weather.

Mistral describes the hair and body cleanser on its website as a convenient, 2-in-1 body and hair cleanser with natural wheat proteins and a gentle cleanser that respects the pH of the skin and hair. [It] fights dryness, lathers generously, leaves hair soft and clean while providing the overall refreshing experience you want.

I found this luxurious looking body wash at one of my favorite local stores, Attention Shop, in Woodstock, Illinois, added Willis. They have a simple black bookshelf near the front of the store that holds a few items from this line and I always stop to look for something for my husband. I ended up buying a large bar of soap from them for my grandpa too, and he loves it too, which is really saying something because it’s so hard to get him to try new things!

2. Solid Cologne for Travel by Fulton & Roark

Willis said he first met Fulton & Roark in the Road Runners showroom in the Dallas Market Center and it was the company’s sweet-smelling solid perfumes and their insanely cool tote bags that drew it to the brand’s booth.

Not only is the solid cologne perfect for the man who travels a lot or is always on the go, as it won’t leak, but the case is solid metal with a neat twist top. The case itself really enhances the cologne experience, and the cologne itself smells amazing. Willis’ favorite scents include Kiawah, a fresh beachy scent with hints of cedar, and Blue Ridge, which has notes of sage, amber and sandalwood. The cologne is also long-lasting, so men don’t need to apply more throughout the day.

I think this cologne is a wonderful way to make any man in your life feel special, even if they’re not used to treating themselves with higher quality personal care, says Willis.

3. Upscale Men’s Face Treatment by Jack Black

When Associate Editor Adelaide Elliott received samples from several Jack BlackS skin care products on the Atlanta Market earlier this year samples included trials of things like the brand’s Pure Clean Daily Facial Cleanser, Face Buff Energizing Scrub and Intense Therapy Lip Balm. She doubted whether the men in her life would join Black Jack and actually do a complete skin care routine.

Skin care is something I have discussed with girlfriends and family members like my mom for as long as I can remember, she says. But I’m not sure if I’ve ever heard a boy friend or my dad say the word skin care before.

But Elliott says times are changing, and Jack Black’s range of skincare options for men is perfect for longtime skin care lovers and the men in your life and stores just entering. Every Jack Black product is dermatologist tested, paraben free, cruelty free, and free of harsh sulfates, plus nearly every product in our line is vegan, free of artificial colors, safe for sensitive skin, and made in the USA. Most important for skincare aficionados and beginners alike, however, each product features clear instructions on how and when to use each cream, cleanser, balm, and serum, as well as a What’s In It label on each product outlining its ingredients and how the product is intended to be used. help.

Everyone wants to understand the products they’re using on their bodies, especially when you’re trying to learn more about how to take care of your skin, but it can be a huge undertaking and means reading a lot of confusing labels, explains Elliott. Jack Black has simplified it.

To help ease men of all levels into the skincare game and to help them organize a routine, Elliott suggests keeping things simple by offering several Jack Black sets for different skincare concerns in your store such as the Defensive Line Anti-Aging Triple brand. Play Set , Skin Saviors Set and Acne Starter Set. When adding stand-alone products, be sure to offer lots of educational cues and make pairing different products for different skincare concerns simple and straightforward.

4. Exfoliating Mens Soap by Dr. Squats

DrThe line of soaps filled some of the niches Elliott had observed in men’s skincare and grooming.

This soap is 98 to 100 percent natural meaning it’s made almost entirely of natural ingredients and specifically formulated for men’s needs and men’s health, explains Elliott. So in addition to avoiding harmful ingredients in general, the Dr. Squatchs also deliberately avoid estrogenics like soybean oil.

Its ingredient conscious formulation also makes for a very effective soap. His father and brother both worked in construction and often came home with dry, rough skin from working outside, but the Dr. Heavy Grit Squatchs like Pine Tar Bar Soap and Cold Brew Cleanse Bar Soap cut through all that dirt and dry skin while still nourishing what’s left behind thanks to their high glycerin content. For those looking for less exfoliation, no grit and two other levels of diminishing grit are available in a variety of human-approved scents such as Grapefruit IPA, Coconut Castaway and Wood Barrel Bourbon.

For many people, especially men, scrubbing with bar soap is their most frequent skincare regimen, adds Elliott. So a closer look at ingredients and things like exfoliating options is important when looking to enhance a men’s bath and body gift or display.

5. Bath Accessories with Equipment

Elliot loves Equipment body and facial care products she notes that her brother really likes to try The Fighter Eye Gel brand recently but the tools and organizer are the real winners for this brand in her mind.

Pairing Hardware pieces with body care products is the perfect way to enhance the gift for any man in your life, he says. I added the Tooletries Body Scrubber in Burgundy to a body gel gift I gave in stockings over Christmas and I was pleased to find that every guy who received the gift combo was still using the Tooletries scrubber even though the original body gel ran out a few months ago.

Each Tooletries organizer and tool is built to be reusable and removable, so the silicone grab handles, mirror, and tool holders can all be removed and reattached to different bathroom surfaces without losing the handles and the personal care items are constructed from the same silicone, making them durable. last longer and are naturally more antimicrobial than porous materials such as wood. Complete your men’s personal grooming look by displaying the Tooletries Mason Razor Holder alongside creams and other shaving products and pair other pieces such as the brand’s face scrubber with face washes from Tooletries and other brands you carry.

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