Huge Bulldog men's skincare sale as £40 bundle with moisturiser, bamboo razor and face scrub is £10 cheaper

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Huge Bulldog men's skincare sale as £40 bundle with moisturiser, bamboo razor and face scrub is £10 cheaper

Bulldog are having a huge sale on all of their men's skincare products - including face washes and razors - but their bundle is the best value of the lot. Bulldog are one of the most popular men's skincare companies thanks to their no-nonsense packaging and affordable products.

However, a huge sale on Amazon means none of their products are above £5, from their Energising Face Scrub to their Shower Gel. By far their biggest deal is the skincare bundle, which if bought individually would cost you £49.49 (with the sale discounts).

Instead, it would cost you a clean £40. Included in the bundle are:

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Highlights of the bundle include the washbag, which can hold the products, especially if you're going abroad (though only for check-in luggage, as it's not see-through). There's also the bamboo razor with accompanying stand.

Bamboo razors are good for minimising environmental impact: both the bamboo and the un-chromed metal are easily recyclable and bio-degradable. There are only 10 ratings on the bundle so far but has garnered a 4.7 stars.

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Bulldog products are also available to buy from Boots, Look Fantastic and Superdrug. Meanwhile, Look Fantastic have a L'Oreal Paris four piece washbag set on sale for £19.99.

Worth £24, it includes their Hydra Energetic Shower Gel, Hydra Energetic Wake-Up Effect Face Wash, Hydra Energetic Anti-Fatigue Daily Moisturiser and a Hydra Energetic Recharging Tissue Mask. It has a five star rating from four reviews.

You can get Bulldog's skincare bundle on Amazon for £40. See all the deals here.

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