Camping Essentials

Camping Essentials

Camping season is here! Before your head into the great outdoors, stock up on grooming and lifestyle essentials to make your camping adventures a bit more comfortable and convenient.  Baxter of California Oil Free Moisturizer, SPF 15 Before starting your day, nourish your skin with a protective SPF moisturizer to fight damaging UVA/UVB rays. Pair it with a full body SPF sunscreen to keep your skin well-protected from head to toe. Walton Wood Farm Waterless Power Shower No shower? No…

Best Travel Products

Best Travel Products

Heading to the cottage? Catching a long flight? Taking a camping trip?  Wherever you’re headed, you don’t have to sacrifice your shaving or grooming routine. There are so many great travel sets to help you maintain a quality grooming routine, no matter where you find yourself.   Shaving   Shaving kits are essential even if you’re not too far from home. They make for great spares in the event of a mishap with your standard shaving supplies. Choose a pre-arranged kit or make your…

Camping Essentials

Camping Essentials

There’s still plenty of time left before the summer camping season comes to an end. If you have a campsite booked in the upcoming weeks, we have some products that can enhance your camping experience.  No showers? No problem. The Walton Wood Farm Waterless Power Shower is designed to give you a good cleanse without needing running water. Use the pump dispenser to apply on skin and rub in until it is dissolved.  Don’t forget the deodorant! A deodorant spray, like the…

La Bella Italia

La Bella Italia

Exploring cities around the world is something we love doing to bring you rare and exclusive products. Travelling allows us to do much more than curate beautiful items; it allows us to understand the history and culture of the items we offer. Our latest trip was to Milan, Italy where we were fully embraced Italian lifestyle. We were also in search of new products to add to our existing Italian collection which features brands such as Farmacia Santissima Annunziata, Omega,…

Train Travel – Plan Your Next Trip

Train Travel – Plan Your Next Trip

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Unless you grew up or live beside a noisy train track, to some people, a train whistle is the loneliest sound in the world. Someone even wrote a song about it. On a loosely related musical note, “One is the loneliest number” according to the lyrics of Three Dog Night, but let’s not concern ourselves with that. We think train whistles signify adventure, speed, and excitement – possibly sleep, even. Station to station; check out these possible train trips across…

Weekly Giveaway #11 – Win a Cigar Box with Samples- CW Beggs and Sons

Weekly Giveaway #11 – Win a Cigar Box with Samples- CW Beggs and Sons

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We’re helping you look your best this summer with great product by CW Beggs and Sons. This week’s contest begins Friday, July 14th and is open to both Canadian and American customers. Winners will be contacted at the each week and a new gift box will be posted every Friday. There’s so many ways to enter so be sure to check it out. Cigar Box Giveaway #11   Good luck!

Be the Ultimate Cottage Guest

Be the Ultimate Cottage Guest

Wrangled yourself an invite to someone’s cottage this year? Nice one. You must be doing (or did) something right. Read our list and tips and tricks to be the best temporary cottager you can be and guarantee a golden return ticket for next year. Staying at someone else’s cottage is almost like moving back home: there are basic rules you should follow if you want to have a harmonious weekend under the same roof. Be gracious, don’t complain, and help…

Travelling and Wet Shaving: How to Get a Great Shave on the Go

Travelling and Wet Shaving: How to Get a Great Shave on the Go

Your trip is booked and you’re excited for that long-awaited adventure with your friends and/or signification other, but you’re worried about one thing – your grooming routine! Which razor will you bring? What about your soaps and brushes? Will you be forced to forego shaving and grow a beard? Whether you’re taking a weekend road trip or traveling to Europe for the summer, we’d like to offer some wet shaving travel tips to make sure your experience is a smooth…

We’ll always have shaving in Paris: Part 3

We’ll always have shaving in Paris: Part 3

The amazing thing about visiting Paris is the many faces of the city. While most of our time was taken up with shaving-related explorations, and for the travel between those shaving events, on the last night we took the opportunity to the “real” Paris, the city of the people who live and work there. It’s a beautiful place to travel, but it’s easy to get caught visiting some of the world’s most famous tourist sites, and miss the small streets…

We’ll always have shaving in Paris: Part 2

We’ll always have shaving in Paris: Part 2

Although our trip to Paris was primarily for the business of shaving, it’s impossible to visit the City of Lights and not get carried away in Awe of the buildings there. See part 1 here. Up close and personal with the famous Notre Dame de Paris.   Kilometre Zero of the French highways, outside the Notre Dame cathedral, is considered the official center of Paris.     The Church of Saint-Sulpice in the 6th Arrondissement was constructed beginning in 1646.  …

We’ll always have shaving in Paris

We’ll always have shaving in Paris

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In the latest part of our quest to bring the world’s best shaving accessories home, Fendrihan took a trip to Paris. Perhaps it isn’t surprising to note that the famous capital of France is home to an amazing selection of razors. Here’s a sneak peak of some of the things we found, and some of the things you can expect to appear at Fendrihan in the future. We stumbled across Planete Rasoir first. Founded in 1966, it’s a breathtaking spectacle…

In Search of Razor: Fendrihan Travels to Japan

In Search of Razor: Fendrihan Travels to Japan

With Tokyo on the horizon, I couldn’t help be a little bit excited – and a little bit nervous. Although a lot of our Fendrihan products come from Japan, I’d never been there myself, and its foreignness was an imposing barrier to a Canadian who didn’t know any more Japanese than “hello” and “two sushi please.” Exploring new countries is always exciting, especially when I’ve been tasked with finding unique and interesting products to bring back to Canada, but I…