The end of anti-ageing? New research spells the category's downfall

By Sarah Parsons | 9-Oct-2017
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Consumers are embracing wrinkles and ageing, as 80% just want healthy-looking skin

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Anti-ageing has fallen out of favour with consumers, who are instead opting

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