Caroline Flack is new face of Manuka Doctor

TV presenter Flack will be brand ambassador and support latest product launch

UK skin care brand Manuka Doctor, whose products include Purified Bee Venom, has appointed TV presenter Caroline Flack as its new brand ambassador. Flack will support the launch of the brand’s new ApiRefine range.

Claire Perry, PR and Marketing Director at Manuka Doctor, said: “As a busy TV presenter, Caroline’s appearance is important to her and being in demand means she needs skin care products that both nourish the skin and have instant results. We’re delighted and excited to have Caroline as a partner. She embodies the natural beauty our brand represents.”

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