Indulgences in general are thought of as bad for your health.

There are countless examples of these wicked behaviors: eating pizza frequently, smoking cigarettes, rolling up a pizza and smoking it like a cigarette. But it isn’t necessarily true that all indulgences are bad for you. Drinking alcohol in excess may be bad for your liver, but in moderation it’s been claimed to help people age, and specifically benefit the heart. The ultimate truth is debatable, but the market for healthy alcoholic drinks is real, and so products have been made to supply the demand.

One of these products is Anti-aGin. If you can’t tell what this gin promises to do from its name, it claims to help you age gracefully. To be clear: the gin is specifically targeted to help your appearance, not necessarily your actual health. But taking care of your skin is important (just ask any dermatologist), so Anti-aGin may find a market — if it works.