Gift Sets: Bodycare and Men’s Items
First picture: Bath and Body Works Forever Midnight Eau de Parfum, Elemis Treasures Collection Scent of Spa Candle with Cinnamon, Orange, and Vanilla
Second picture: Molton Brown Rockrose and Pine Hand Wash, L’Occitane Subtle Violet Ultra Rich Body Cream
Third picture: Real Men Go 24•7 Face & Bald Shave Cream, Face & Bald Cleanser, Face & Bald Moisturizer
Fourth picture: Anthony Logistics for Men The Essential Traveler with Glycolic Facial Cleanser, Shave Cream, Invigorating Rush Hair+Body Wash, All Purpose Facial Moisturizer, Advanced Formula Lip Balm SPF 25
And finally, let’s look at some items that would work well as last-minute gifts if you’re at a loss for what to buy.
Fragrance is always a good bet, whether it’s for your body—like Bath and Body Works Forever Midnight Eau de Parfum ($45 at BathAndBodyWorks.com) or L’Occitane Subtle Violet Ultra Rich Body Cream ($22 at L’Occitane.com)—or your home—like the Elemis Treasures Collection Scent of Spa Candle with Cinnamon, Orange, and Vanilla ($40 at TimeToSpa.com) or Molton Brown Rockrose and Pine Hand Wash ($28 at MoltonBrown.com).
What if you’re shopping for men? Anything shaving-related will probably work, like Real Men Go 24•7 Face & Bald Shave Cream, Face & Bald Cleanser, or Face & Bald Moisturizer ($15.95, $17.95, and $18.95, respectively, at Go247Men.com), scented with lavender ylang ylang.
Or go with a packaged set, like Anthony Logistics for Men The Essential Traveler ($48 at Anthony.com), with travel-sized facial cleanser, shave cream, body wash, moisturizer, and lip balm—a great way to give the men in your life a little bit of everything.
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Photos by Roxana Hadadi.
In middle school, Roxana Hadadi was a cosmetics-scorning tomboy; in high school, a glitter eye shadow- and black nail polish-loving trend kid; in college, obsessively committed to dying her hair unruly colors that upset her mom. Now a bit older and a bit more mature, she’s trying to figure out what hair, body and cosmetics products will work for her, you and your family in About Face, Chesapeake Family’s new beauty blog — and she’ll leave the sparkle makeup and neon highlights in the past. Roxana also writes movie reviews for Chesapeake Family’s Popcorn Parents blog.
