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Aug 8, 2026
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How Gen X Canadians are caring for their aging skin
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To botox or not?
As cosmetic procedures become more commonplace, six Canadians in their 50s share how much they spend on their skin and why
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Being in your 50s has never looked so good. Consider Drew Barrymore, Ricky Martin, Adam Scott and all of the Spice Girls as prime examples. How much cosmetic work they’ve had done is debatable but their skin care routine likely comes with a cost regardless.
Consumer intelligence company NielsenIQ identified that those in mid…
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