Seven Father’s Day beauty and grooming gifts that will seriously impress dad

Dad’s grooming routine has come a long way from grabbing whatever soap happened to be in the shower.

This Father’s Day, the beauty aisle is packed with gifts that feel thoughtful without being overly fussy, from sophisticated fragrances and skincare kits to clever tools designed for dads who like to look after themselves.

Whether he is the type who has a signature scent , spends time styling his hair or could use a little extra TLC after a long week, there is something here to suit his routine.

We have rounded up seven grooming and beauty finds that turn everyday essentials into gifts worth getting excited about.

For the dad whose hands are rarely idle, this Aesop favourite adds a little luxury to an everyday ritual.

The Reverence Aromatique Hand Wash features finely milled Pumice alongside fragrant botanical extracts, helping cleanse and gently exfoliate the hands while leaving behind a warm, woody aroma.

It is the kind of gift that feels elevated without being excessive , and one that can live proudly beside the bathroom or kitchen sink.

For the dad who has started paying a little more attention to his hair, this is the high-tech pick.

The CurrentBody LED Hair Growth Helmet is a red light therapy device that uses 620 to 660nm wavelengths and 120 LEDs across the scalp.

CurrentBody says its clinical study found improvements in hair growth rate, hair density and hair loss following regular use. The device is designed for 10-minute sessions at home.

It is a significant investment, but for the dad who likes trying the latest grooming technology, it is a great addition to his haircare routine.

For the dad who looks like he could use an afternoon off, these cooling under-eye patches make a simple self-care gift.

The GROWN ALCHEMIST Hydra-Restore Eye Patches come with eight pairs designed to refresh and hydrate the delicate under-eye area.

The cooling format makes them particularly appealing for a quick skincare ritual, whether that means putting his feet up after work or adding them to a weekend morning routine.