5 Great Stocking Stuffers for Men
The best part of Christmas traditions, for me, is the stocking stuffer. However, it’s often overlooked or people just throw some candy in there. If you’re looking for some fun and affordable ideas, here are 5 great stocking stuffers for men. 1. Fountain Pen The fountain pen is one of those things you never think...
Kyoku Sake Infused Shave Cream
The Kyoku Sake Infused Shave Cream is a glycerin-based shave cream that is made specifically for sensitive skin. Notice the word “specifically,” which is different than “exclusively.” I don’t think of myself as having sensitive skin, and it worked out pretty well for me in the end. Let’s take a closer look. The packaging continues on...
The Motley Thanksgiving Sale: Save Up To 25%
Any Electrogent regular will know how much The Motley rules. Not only are they a great friend to the website, but they are also purveyors of fine grooming supplies for a bargain price. Now you can save even more with The Motley Thanksgiving Sale by using the codes above. The sale begins today, November 20th,...
Video Showcasing Mine Kafon Displays Genius Ingenuity
This video, about the “mine kafon” is simply fantastic. I really love hearing about ingenious ideas, especially ones which are used for really important purposes like clearing out leftover land mines. The mine kafon, as you see in the video, was inspired by a childhood activity of creating wind-powered racing “vehicles.” Taking this childhood game...
“Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” is a Western Classic
This weekend I revisited one of my favorite older films, “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid,” and was reminded how awesome that movie is. Paul Newman and Robert Redford depict a couple of aspiring wild West outlaw train and bank robbers. Eventually they rob the wrong train, and a majority of the movie consists of...
Giveaway: Billy Jealousy Hydroplane Shave Cream
The giveaways just keep coming, folks. This time we’re giving away some Billy Jealousy Hydroplane shave cream. I reviewed this shave cream not too long ago, and you should read the review to learn more about it. Anyhow, this silicone-based foam-less shave cream creates a barrier on your skin and gives your razor a super...
Billy Jealousy Sucker Punch Face Scrub
First of all, the Billy Jealousy Sucker Punch face wash is a great companion to their White Knight face wash. I love it when companies make a line that piggy-backs off itself, and this is certainly true of Billy Jealousy. What makes the Billy Jealousy Sucker Punch so effective, is that it has some really...
Bold for Men Dry Shave Gel
I’ll admit it: when Bold for Men contacted me about their product, Bold for Men Dry Shave Gel, I was inherently skeptical. When I hear the term “dry shave,” it doesn’t exactly get me too excited. So why, I asked myself, would a company brand itself as a “dry shave” gel? That’s sort of like...
An Interview with Eastern Phoebes
The New York band Eastern Phoebes is a fun-loving melodic band whose music is just as fun as the musicians behind it. I talked with band factotum Ry Smith, and asked him some questions regarding the band’s background, interests, and for some insight into the peculiar lyrics of some of their tracks. — Electrogent: Who are...
Rethink the Ordinary with Schoolhouse Electric
Schoolhouse Electric is everything that I love about American innovation and creativity. Here we have a company started by a guy who said, “I don’t like those light bulbs. I’ll make my own.” That is one of the coolest things ever. The idea that an entire showroom and company can be formed around the aesthetics...
Trade in Your Scarves for Wool Ties This Winter
The weather is starting to turn colder, which means the sweaters, jackets, and scarves are coming out of storage. However, think twice before you unload all your scarves from the dusty box in the attic, there might be a better option out there for you: wool ties. Sure, scarves serve a purpose that ties don’t...
Reggie Watts is the Master of Disorientation
In this delightfully-frustrating presentation (for lack of a better description), Brooklyn-based Reggie Watts gives a stream of consciousness speech that sounds like a bad college-level philosophy class. What’s so great about it, is his ability to seamlessly transition between different languages, subjects, and speech patterns without batting an eye. Then, he switches from waxing poetic...
