Want to get rid of those pesky wrinkles? Well, then here's introducing a British mineral water that can reduce signs of ageing in just 12 weeks, say researchers at Leeds University
Researchers at Leeds University claim to 'discovered' a certain variety of mineral water that can (hold your breath!) - reduce signs of ageing within 12 weeks.
The 80p-a-bottle Deeside Water, from a spring near the Queen's Balmoral home, hydrates the skin more effectively than tap varieties. To cut a long story short, this is nothing short of a 'royal tata' to those pesky facial worries!
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Ottawa — Ark Land brand naturally carbonated mineral water, feared to contain arsenic has been recalled by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
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They found that those who drank the Scottish water were 25 per cent more likely to report fewer wrinkles and better skin tone.
"Measurements indicated skin was better hydrated when subjects drank Deeside," the Sun quoted Researcher Dr Richard Bojar, as saying.
Scientists Say Mineral Water Kills Cancer
Scientists say that mineral water from wells near the Queen’s Balmoral Castle in Scotland kills cancer cells and destroys diseased ones.
Scientists say that mineral water from wells near the Queen’s Balmoral Castle in Scotland kills cancer cells and destroys diseased ones.
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Retinol Lotions Enhances Skin, Reduces Overall Aging
lotions containing retinol improve the appearance of skin that has become wrinkled through the normal aging process, and not just skin that has been damaged by exposure to the sun.
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Advertising Watchdog Says Anti-wrinkle Ad Misleading
The Advertising Standards Authority has found a best-selling skin cream’s claims to ward off wrinkles are misleading.
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