I’ve given women some ideas about what to give their men for Valentine’s Day, but men usually need helpful ideas as well. Otherwise they might think that a new vacuum cleaner would make an excellent gift.

First off, women like beautiful things, not necessarily things that are practical, although practical things that are also pretty are usually good bets. A designer perfume that she likes or that you really like usually makes a great gift. Lolita Lempicka makes lovely, intoxicating perfumes that not too many people know about, which is a bit refreshing. Plus, their packaging is gorgeous. I really love Lolita Lempicka by Lolita Lempicka, although Lolita Lempicka Midnight is also an intriguing, sensual fragrance.

Another excellent idea is to give her a high-quality silver charm bracelet and one charm for it. And then to make it really special, you can give her a new charm for each birthday, Christmas and Valentine’s Day of your future together. It will quickly develop high sentimental value to her. I recommend the Ladies’ Royal London Sterling Silver Charm Bracelet; it’s beautiful and elegant.

You can never go wrong with a beautiful, classic pair of designer pumps, such as ones by Christian Louboutin, Jimmy Choo or Brian Atwood. Especially classic, yet simultaneously fun and sexy, are leopard print pumps. She is sure to love them.

If she’s been working hard and seems stressed, why not buy some nice massage oil, light some candles, put on some soothing music, and give her a lengthy, thorough massage? I really like Agent Provocateur Rose Massage Oil, as well as Neal’s Yard Remedies Organic Aromatic Massage Oil. Or you can really splurge and buy a gift certificate for her for a day at a local spa.

And last but not least: a new dressing table. Dressing tables are women’s own spaces to pamper and beautify themselves. The more comfortable her area to do this is, and the more spacious it is, the better. She would love it if you bought her a beautiful dressing table with a large mirror and a plush stool or chair to sit on. Besides, then her beauty products won’t have to clutter up the bathroom counter space. More room for you!

Did you know?

The first charm bracelets were worn by Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians and Hittites; they began appearing from 600-400 BC.

-Tari

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