Emily Taylor
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Why ‘anti-ageing’ products are disappearing from shelves, and what’s taking their place (opens the original)
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The relationship between youth and beauty is as old as civilisation itself. The Mesopotamians employed oils, mud packs and herbal balms to smooth skin while the ancient Egyptians favoured a rejuvenating dunk in sour milk. Now, though, “anti-ageing” – a term that has come to define a whole category of skincare and make-up products for decades – is being subtly yet strategically erased from the beauty lexicon. In its place are softer, smarter words such as longevity, skin health, resilience and op
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