The secret to Brad Pitt’s good looks? Well, if you believe the hype, it’s an American beauty gizmo.
The gadget - which looks like an electric razor with a miniature iron where the blade would be - is catchily named the ageLOC Edition Nu Skin Galvanic Spa System II.
It produces a painless electric current to help the active ingredients in recommended creams and gels penetrate the skin.
It’s claimed that as well as cleansing, toning and rejuvenating, it can smooth out wrinkles, reduce the size of pores and get rid of dark spots and eye bags.
Used on the body, it will smooth cellulite, tighten bingo wings and minimise the appearance of varicose veins.
Hollywood, always a sucker for anything promising youth and beauty, has fallen in love with it. Brad Pitt calls it his “wrinkle iron” and Nicole Kidman uses it before red carpet appearances.
At £270 - plus £40 for the gels and creams - it’s not cheap, but then Brad and his showbiz friends aren’t on a budget.
In Tinseltown, where your face is your fortune, many feel it’s a small price to pay.
* The product - costing over R3 000 - is available online in South Africa. - Daily Mail