By ASy
***Read til the end for a Philip Kinglsey Giveaway!***

I’m a sucker for two things: good kicks and good hair. Whether you own a pair of Jordan’s, Puma’s, or the John Varvatos Chuck Taylors, each unique sneaker has its own personality and usually tells a story about who you are, your character and style. Like a fresh pair of Nikes, a good hair style does precisely the same.

But time and time again, whenever the American Crew Pomadeor the Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Shaping Creamcontainers come to an end, I find myself wondering what product I’ll buy next, because I am never fully satisfied. I make do, but sometimes at the expense of too much product, it results in a heavy feeling and most importantly, a stiff, flaky look.

I’ve struggled to find a good reliable product, until now…

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OK so I had a request, or maybe more so of a complaint, by a friend (whom I will refer to only as Carson Daly) for more man-products .

I have some things in mind, but I actually wanted to pose a question first: How much would you invest in your shaving tools? I’ve known about The Art of Shaving company for a while now, a high end male-focused shaving essentials brand, and I always thought their sets would make a nice gift, but they’re also pretty up there price-wise (their shaving sets start at $295).

The Art of Shaving Compact shaving kit, $295

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