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2000年10月23日
Can anti-aging creams remove wrinkles? Pure "pap", says Body Shop founder Anita Roddick. In an astonishing attack the beauty guru accused the billion-pound cosmetics industry of a "scandalous lie".
Nothing but moisturizer works to stop the aging process and women would be better off spending the twenty-odd quid "on a good bottle of pinot noir".
"There is nothing on God's planet, not one thing, that will take away 30 years of arguing with your husband," said Ms Roddick, 57, who has made a personal fortune of ￡150m out of Body Shop. "Anything which says it can magically take away your wrinkles is a scandalous lie."
But the cosmetics industry hit back hard, saying women were "not complete idiots". Revlon said consumers wanted a luxury product with sunscreen and vitamins, not just a moisturiser.
"We do not make claims that you will look 10 years younger but there are differences in fine lines, age spots and increased radiance, which is what women want in anti-aging products," said Revlon's Lucy Baker.
The Cosmetic, Toiletry and Perfumery Association, which represents manufacturers and suppliers, said false claims were illegal. "If it says it will help reduce fine lines it has to do it," a spokeswoman said.
Ms Roddick said she was glad she had triggered a debate and insisted it was "not possible" for a product "to defy the natural aging process".
"Cosmetics cleanse, polish and protect the skin. End of story. One of the beauty business's greatest lies is that you can turn the clock back with a face cream. Parts of the beauty business take advantage of women's insecurities about their looks.", 百拇医药
Nothing but moisturizer works to stop the aging process and women would be better off spending the twenty-odd quid "on a good bottle of pinot noir".
"There is nothing on God's planet, not one thing, that will take away 30 years of arguing with your husband," said Ms Roddick, 57, who has made a personal fortune of ￡150m out of Body Shop. "Anything which says it can magically take away your wrinkles is a scandalous lie."
But the cosmetics industry hit back hard, saying women were "not complete idiots". Revlon said consumers wanted a luxury product with sunscreen and vitamins, not just a moisturiser.
"We do not make claims that you will look 10 years younger but there are differences in fine lines, age spots and increased radiance, which is what women want in anti-aging products," said Revlon's Lucy Baker.
The Cosmetic, Toiletry and Perfumery Association, which represents manufacturers and suppliers, said false claims were illegal. "If it says it will help reduce fine lines it has to do it," a spokeswoman said.
Ms Roddick said she was glad she had triggered a debate and insisted it was "not possible" for a product "to defy the natural aging process".
"Cosmetics cleanse, polish and protect the skin. End of story. One of the beauty business's greatest lies is that you can turn the clock back with a face cream. Parts of the beauty business take advantage of women's insecurities about their looks.", 百拇医药