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This is Buff, a UK men’s skincare brand built around a short routine of cleanser, moisturiser and SPF. It makes high-performance skincare for men who want something simple, and it also sells an LED light therapy face mask.
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Buff's 10% off code is eligable on all orders which include bundles and already on-site discounts. The only sorders that are not eligable are from cashback and loyalty partners.
Buff is born and run in the UK, and it describes its skincare as made for the performance of your skin. It leans on the sporting world, with routines from athletes and ambassadors on the site, and says pro athletes trust it. The pitch is simple, effective, repeatable skincare any man can turn into a habit.
The core products cover cleansing, moisturising and sun protection: a foaming cleanser, a vitamin C serum, a daily moisturiser and a moisturising SPF. Around them sit under eye gel patches and an eye cream. There are also a few lifestyle extras for the gym and sleep.
If you would rather not choose product by product, Buff sells ready-made routines as bundles, such as a starter set, a gym set and a set for tired eyes. Its guides also cover skin types, from oily to sensitive, which helps if you are unsure where to begin.
The LED light therapy face mask is the big-ticket item. Buff positions it as a way to bring light therapy into a routine at home. The site has advice on how to use it alongside the rest of the range.
Buff dispatches orders on working days, and estimated delivery times are shown at checkout. If something is delayed, the tracking link in your dispatch email is the first place to look.
Live codes are listed on this page. Copy one and enter it at Buff’s checkout. The site also has a students page and a newsletter sign-up offer for a first order.
Email Buff with your order number to start a return. Items need to be unused and in their original packaging, and you pay return postage unless the item is faulty.
We currently list 1 discount code. Check each offer's terms, country and expiry date before using it. The retailer confirms eligibility at checkout.
Read the retailer's current policy before buying. Eligibility can depend on the product, its condition and whether it has been used or activated. Buff Skincare returns policy
Buff’s answer is cleanse, moisturise, protect. Cleanse morning and evening, moisturise after each cleanse, and wear SPF every morning, even on cloudy days.
Yes. Buff’s FAQs say all of its products are cruelty free.
Buff says yes. For the day it suggests cleanse, moisturise and SPF, and in the evening cleanse, a spot treatment if needed, and moisturise.
Email [email protected] with your order number. Items must be unused and in the original packaging, and you cover return postage unless the item is faulty.
Email Buff as soon as possible with your order number. If it has not been dispatched they cancel and refund it; once dispatched you would need to return it.
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