Thursday, February 9, 2012

Is 'youth in a jar' a myth?

(Los Angeles Times) UPDATED 2009-07-13
Many people--especially women--spend millions every year on anti-aging creams and other treatments in the belief that these products will help keep their skin young. But do these treatments really work? In this article, a reporter looks at the reasons behind people's obsession with aging-related beauty products, including how the beauty industry itself helps fuel the belief that "youth in a jar" is possible.  Read full story >
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