Is it just me, or are men so much harder to shop for on Valentine’s Day than women? I mean, we’re easy. Jewelry. Done. But men seldom admit to wanting anything frivolous or unnecessary, and come on…that’s kind of the point of a holiday with absolutely no religious or historical value. So, this week I’ve been racking my brain to think of  ideas to show the hubs how very, very much I love him, and I think I’ve come up with some good ones…

What to get the Hubs on Valentine’s Day

{Treat him to a massage, courtesy of his favorite woman in the world. These hemp hand foot and body creams have just the right amount of luxe without being too feminine. The Body Shop, $10-$18}

{A classic timepiece is the perfect gift for a man with style. Burberry, $550}

{His heart isn’t the only thing that needs to be all warm and fuzzy on Valentine’s Day…consider his tootsies too! UGG Australia Ascot Slipper, $100}

{A gift for a gentleman with refined taste, I am just loving this monogrammed, vintage-inspired shaving set with soap made in Napa Valley. Red Envelope, $40 }

{This made the top of the hubs’ wish list. I think it’s so cool, he may just get one (-; Pocket Projector for iPhone. Brookstone, $230}

{For the intellectual, arty types, this New York Times Magazine book of Photographs will feed his mind and his soul. Jayson Home, $75}

{The way to a man’s heart is definitely through his stomach. Believe me. Which is why these custom-created candy bars are sure to be a big hit. You can play around with chocolates, sprinkles, nuts, even fruit! Chocri, prices vary}

{And if all else fails, you can always go the good ol’ fashioned Valentine route. Except these are super cool and so not sappy. Old Tom Foolery & Sapling Press, about $4-$5}