Presents to buy is an important task from Christmas to New Year's Eve. They can bring you reconciliation with angry bosses, family's sympathy or the attention of the spicest girl you've noticed in town. Not to talk about children, who react favourably when they receive presents. Presents can 'buy' a naughty child's common sense and induce him the desire to be the best son and the greatest pupil ever. It is about not only the desire to offer something nice that will make happy your dears but also they can help you communicate with and compliment your family and friends.

One of the little things my presents box for dad should contain is an aftershave. So I've been looking for one and have discovered that almost all have sweet scents. I cannot offer my dad something that is meant to be used by a woman. I cannot believe that many of them contain the same perfume, even though they have been made by different companies. I don't think that women would come crazily in love at my dad's door to smell a little more of the delicate perfume in his aftershave. I am a woman and do not fall in love with a man's roses scents, even though the final effect is given by completing the roses' melancholical farewell by kitchen promisses offered by vanilla.

Why don't I keep it for myself, you may say, if it smells so nice. Its problem is that it is meant to be used by a woman that is not entirely ready made a woman. No, it is not about girls. Sporty girls then, you say? When you say sporty men one may imagine handsome men all muscles. Bodybuilding is not a sport to become obligatory in schools or anywhere else. I don't mean to make you lose your temper, so I'll tell you how one can obtain a lily perfumed aftershave.

If you put white garden lily petals in alcohol they will give it a pleasant smell. You let them in the bottle with spirits for three- four weeks. Its a male perfume and the medicine you've made heals the small wounds caused by shaving.