New Anti-Aging iPhone App Promises Better Skin

by Tobey Grumet (Subscribe to Tobey Grumet's posts), Posted Nov 24th 2009 at 10:00PM

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Filed under: Beauty, News, Skin & Body

Plastic Surgery? Nah. It's an iPhone app that keeps Demi looking so young. Photo: Getty Images

Can an app stop wrinkles?

Probably not, but wouldn't you pay $2.99 to find out?

NY-based United Holdings Group has created 11 apps, available on the iTunes App Store the first week of January 2010, that claim to help with the anti-aging process.

The main one will have 10 Color-Light and Sound Therapy treatments to deal with wrinkles, acne, cellulite, joint pain, sleep disorder and hair growth stimulation. The healing strategy purports to use wavelengths of light and sound to stimulate cells to produce collagen and elastin, resulting in firmer skin and improved circulation.

The 10 other apps will be individual treatments and go for .99 cents each. We already loved our iPhone, but now we may have to marry it.

We're still gathering information on this exciting anti-aging development, so check back here in the next few days for more info!

Filed under: Beauty, News, Skin & Body
Tags: iphone, Iphone3g, United Holdings Group, UnitedHoldingsGroup

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

heather 11-25-2009 @ 10:17AM

Ha, it sounds so ridiculous but I may just have to try it!

Danny Salomon 12-21-2009 @ 7:00PM

This is a great article! Thank you Demi, Tobey, & AOL! Look for the Anti-Aging iPhone App on the iTunes App Store January 2010! http://Anti-AgingApp.com

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