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anti-ageing

British  

adjective

  1. of or relating to any product or procedure claiming to reverse or slow down the effects of ageing

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The most popular videos were titled "Get Ready with Me", with the routines featuring on average six different products, often including adult anti-ageing creams, with an average combined cost of 168 dollars.

From Barron's

"As a society, we are obsessed with anti-ageing. There is an increased awareness of procedures like botox and fillers among teenage students."

From BBC

The type-2 diabetes drug metformin and rapamycin, which is taken to prevent an organ transplant being rejected, are both actively being researched for their anti-ageing qualities.

From BBC

An expression of the conflicting emotions and experience, I have made chemigrams by painting, dropping, spitting, spraying, and laying anti-ageing serums, healing balms, and bodily fluids on expired photographic paper.

From BBC

Ejiao is believed by some to have anti-ageing and health benefits, although this is unproven.

From BBC