• If the skin wrinkles, the bean is cooked.

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  • We hear so much about the dangers of skin cancer, or the more mundane problem of wrinkles and skin deterioration, that it almost seems hard to believe anybody would have a real nut-brown year-round tan, says Mary Killen, who writes the Spectator's Dear Mary column.

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  • Antioxidants applied topically have been shown to protect against sun damage that can cause wrinkles and changes in skin pigmentation, Dr. Alster says.

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  • Some firms that sell lasers for resurfacing, such as Israel's Lumenis and America's Candela, have now entered the photorejuvenation business using newer laser technologies to remove wrinkles by stimulating the skin to produce collagen.

    ECONOMIST: The cosmetic-enhancement business

  • Milena had large blue eyes, an elegant nose, and olive skin covered with a graceful network of fine wrinkles.

    NEWYORKER: Luda and Milena

  • Skin care products include treatments for acne, wrinkles and psoriasis.

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  • The eyes light up, the forehead wrinkles, the cheek muscles rise, skin around the eyes and mouth crinkles, and finally the mouth turns up.

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  • Natives fingered the strangers' beards, patted flat the wrinkles on their garments (perhaps thinking the cloth was skin), and wondered at their trade goods.

    NPR: Unearthing History in 'A Voyage Long and Strange'

  • On a basic level, that is what's happening with Botox for wrinkles -- the muscle is loosening its grip on facial skin.

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  • But after physicians noticed that patients treated with Botox had fewer facial lines, an increasing number of doctors since the mid-1990s have used it to reduce forehead creases and crow's feet wrinkles, which are caused by muscle contractions right under the skin.

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  • But after patients who were treated with Botox showed a decrease in facial lines, an increasing number of physicians since the mid-1990s have used it to reduce forehead creases and crow's feet wrinkles, which are caused by muscle contractions directly under the skin.

    FORBES: Smooth operator

  • Dr. Wu says fatty acids such as linoleic acid have been shown in scientific studies to be good for dry skin and since dry skin can look more wrinkled, this could soften the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

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  • In order to remove your wrinkles, the older generation of lasers would literally have to burn all the skin off your face.

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  • US-based researchers were the first to propose that the wrinkles might act like the tread on tyres, and even demonstrated how the patterns in the skin resembled those of run-off channels seen on the sides of hills.

    BBC: Science puts wrinkled fingers to the test

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