Mick Jagger said to be using age-defying fish-egg face cream

Mick Jagger is reportedly using a skin cream concoction made out of snake oil and caviar to help rejuvenate his aging looks. A source close to Jagger, who's now 63, told Britain's Daily Express that Jagger has been shelling out around $400 a bottle for the cream, explaining that, "Mick discovered the stuff during the Rolling Stones' recent tour of the U.S. and he's thrilled with it. (His girlfriend) L'Wren (Scott) thinks it has taken years off him and Mick's now bought jars of the stuff both for himself and each of his bandmates."

The fish eggs, which are the key ingredient in the cream, are said to contain "anti-aging properties" which help keep sagging or wrinkled skin taught against the face.

In other Jagger news:

On November 29th, Jagger attended his father Joe Jagger's funeral in Britain. Also attending were Jagger's ex-wives Bianca Jagger and Jerry Hall, his former lover Marsha Hunt, and their adult daughter Karis Jagger. Jagger's current girlfriend L'Wren Scott was also in attendance.

A source attending the service for the 93-year-old retired gym teacher told The Daily Express that, "It was a time for everyone to come together. Joe was known to everyone -- and everyone was fond of him. There is no enmity between anyone, it was a very moving occasion."

Jagger's father died on November 11th. The night before, the singer flew from the U.S., where the Rolling Stones were on tour, to Britain to be by his father's side and then flew back to make the Stones' Las Vegas show the next day. His father died minutes before he hit the stage for that night's show.