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                    [Title] => Is 20 the new 50
                    [Summary] => Forget "40 Is The New 30". Now even twentysomethings are joining the quest for eternal youth by using anti-aging products and wrinkle treatments. 


Some young adults say they want to reverse the effects the sun has already had on their skin. Others already are feeling social pressure to retain their fresh-faced looks.


"Instead of starting when you’re 40 or 45, you might as well start now," says Joanne Katsigiannis, a 24-year-old from suburban Chicago who’s been using anti-aging products for about two years.


                    [DatePublished] => 2006-01-08 00:00:00
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                    [AuthorName] => Martha Irvine
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Is 20 the new 50

By Martha Irvine | January 8, 2006 - 12:00am

Forget "40 Is The New 30". Now even twentysomethings are joining the quest for eternal youth by using anti-aging products and wrinkle treatments. Some young adults say they want to reverse the effects...

Starweek Magazine