This £9 men’s anti-ageing cream reduced our fine lines
Our skincare tester loves this formula for keeping skin hydrated
From CeraVe and The Inkey List to Byoma, a myriad of beauty brands are proving stellar skincare doesn’t have to blow the bank.
When it comes to men’s skincare, Bulldog is a fan-favourite thanks to its affordable, straightforward and efficacious skincare roster that spans moisturisers, eye creams, face washes, shave gels and oils.
Plus, the brand has an impressive ethical emphasis, with all its products being vegan-friendly, cruelty-free, and free of synthetic fragrances and artificial colours.
As any skincare obsessive will tell you, the most useful tool a man can have in his anti-ageing arsenal is a decent daily face cream. Enter Bulldog’s age defence moisturiser that will set you back just £9.
If you need further convincing, the formula secured a spot in our round-up of the best men’s anti-ageing moisturisers. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Bulldog age defence moisturiser: £9, Lookfantastic.com
Bulldog’s budget anti-ageing buy is intended to be used both morning and night. “Designed for mature skin, Bulldog’s age defence moisturiser helps keep dry skin hydrated, while an antioxidant complex of rosemary, echinacea and vitamin E should protect against the ageing process,” our tester said.
While the “moisturiser doesn’t have a sunscreen, it still makes a brilliant everyday anti-ageing essential – and all for less than a tenner.” They also loved the ethical focus of Bulldog. “The brand also strives to reduce its impact on the environment,” our tester said.
Scoring four out of five stars in our review – the same as premium formulas triple the price – Bulldog’s moisturiser is a must-have in your bathroom cabinet.
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