Bulldog announces Christmas collection

Published: 17-Sep-2015
Male Grooming

Skin care brand launches five gift sets

Male grooming brand Bulldog has presented its Christmas 2015 gift collection.

The UK brand is set to launch five new sets including: Man Up Money Tin (£6), Man’s Best Friend Duo Set (£10), The Kennel (£12), Bulldog’s Skincare Kit (£15) (pictured) and the Be Loyal gift set (£20).

The gifts all contain a different selection of products and are each said to be ideal as stocking fillers or perfect for ‘Secret Santa’ presents.

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