The frozen faces of UK celebrities such as Liz Hurley, Victoria Beckham and Tara Palmer Tompkinson, are finding it hard to crack a smile. Botox has become not only a fashion trend but also a security blanket for anyone and everyone performing in the media circus. British stars all want to look 10 years younger and are having youth injected into them to hold back the years.

Botox stops muscle contraction in your face forcing them to relax leaving your face smooth and wrinkle free so its not surprising that most of the glitterati are fighting to get their shots. However, Botox can make you look like you've just come in from the cold and literally frozen! It's easy to spot those who have been botoxed through their lack of facial expressions. Also, at around 250 GBP a session the cost of regular Botox can really add up.

The US celebs have come to their senses and started to jump on a different bandwagon. That is the bandwagon of the cult range, Bioque. Bioque's Serum XL is a botox cream that can be applied daily and gives the same benefits as botox. The peptides in Serum XL freeze the muscles and allow them to smooth out, naturally erasing wrinkles and fine lines without the needles and without leaving you with an emotionless face and an empty pocket. Julia Roberts, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kim Cattrall are all fans of Serum XL and look younger then ever.

So why is the case so different in Britain? Us Brits are still using Botox to erase the years. According to leading Harley Street Cosmetic Surgeon, Mr Aslam "the number of people wanting Botox has risen by 325% over the past year, it is by far the most popular form of cosmetic surgery".
The trends on this seasons catwalks only go further to show our eternal quest to look younger. Celeb fashion expert and stylist to Zara Phillips, Ceril Campbell says "this season the girl next door is the look everyone wants, youthful and flirty; feminine dresses and pretty pink faces".

So what is everyone waiting for? Serum XL is the way forward for fresh, wrinkle free faces in a flash.