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The CIA just invested in a skincare line that is named after James Bond’s technology designer and collects your DNA

The Central Intelligence Agency’s venture-capital arm, In-Q-Tel, provided funding for an unlikely company: Skincential Sciences, according to documents obtained by The Intercept.

Skincential’s consumer brand, Clearista, makes “skin resurfacing” products designed to make your skin clearer and more “youthful,” according to its website.

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The Central Intelligence Agency’s venture-capital arm, In-Q-Tel, provided funding for an unlikely company: Skincential Sciences, according to documents obtained by The Intercept.

Skincential’s consumer brand, Clearista, makes “skin resurfacing” products designed to make your skin clearer and more “youthful,” according to its website.

Image courtesy of huffingtonpost.com

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