Byline: John Costello
WE ARE all willing to spend, spend, spend to fight the effects of ageing. Even those not interested in going under the knife can still end up spending a fortune using skincare products to battle against the ravages of time.
But if you are hooked on expensive and exotic face creams, take a word of warning from Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration.
It claims women splashing out on anti-wrinkle creams are being ripped off by false and misleading advertising. It has even forced Lan-come, Clinique, Estee Lauder, L'Oreal and Payot to withdraw advertisements.
The complaints panel found that while the creams and serums in question were only cosmetics, the companies …
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