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Gillette Heated Razor
Father’s Day is fast approaching and I know as a male who requires daily grooming that shaving can be a chore and finding the perfect shave is often a myth. Gillette has created something that might help the situation. This heated rechargeable razor with one touch activation is fully submersible (perfect for those who like to shave while showering), and heats up to 122 degrees in seconds. At a cost of $200.00 USD, this is not a cheap date so if you are willing to spend the dollars for what could be the ultimate shaving experience this is the razor for you! To order log on to ondemand.gillette.com Images courtesy of ondemand.Gillette.com
The Ridge
ACCESSOIRES FOR THE NEW AGE!
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The Ridge Wallet Collection.
I HATE bulky wallets. For years now I have been trying to find a way of keeping all of my essential wallet items comfortably in one place. I recently discovered The Ridge (www.ridgewallet.com) a high-quality accessory company founded by father-son team Daniel and Paul Kane. Launched as a Kickstarter campaign in 2013 this creative duo began creating a brand designed around the motto “Carry Less. Live More”. I absolutely love this concept and as I get older I find my life needs simplicity more than ever. The wallets are super sleek and come in an array of fabrications. The current collection is made of Aluminum, Titanium, and Carbon Fiber materials with several colors and textures available, other products from The Ridge brand includes phone covers, bags and backpacks, power banks, charger cables, and utility knives.
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The Ridge was built with an integrated track system to redefine how we think about wallets. Durable, metal plates protect an expandable compartment lined with RFID-blocking inner plates. The Ridge has received over 20,000 five-star reviews and is the embodiment of our philosophy: slim, durable, and minimally designed. All images courtesy of www.ridgewallet.com
“At the Ridge, we prefer to do more with less. It’s not just a remark on resourcefulness; it’s a call to maximize your life by minimizing what you bring along. Because you don’t need everything to be prepared for anything.”
