These 8 Skincare Ingredients Could Cause Cancer

March 2, 2021

Ever felt like you need a decoder to understand the jumble of words on your skincare labels? Ingredients like Phenoxyethanol and Ethylhexylglycerin can leave us scratching our heads.Even the ingredients we can understand like “fragrance” could be a blanket label to hide up to 3,000 different, potentially harmful chemicals!But fear...

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Why This Native America Ritual Is Becoming A New Skincare Obsession

February 26, 2021

Yogis, herbalists, and naturalists are well aware of the practice of smudging. For those unfamiliar with the practice, smudging is a sacred Native American ritual practiced by multiple different tribes with slightly different expressions. The purpose and practice may vary from tribe to tribe, but the most mainstream form of...

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11 Ways to Treat & Prevent Dry & Chapped Lips Before they Happen

February 22, 2021

Cheilitis is one of the most annoying, obsessive-compulsion inducing conditions ever… it's also known as chapped lips. Google’s overview tool estimates that there are over 3 million cases of chapped lips in the United States every year. Winter weather and wind can make even the most moisturized lips become dry,...

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Skincare Ingredients You Need To STOP Using Together

February 12, 2021

At Skincare by Alana, we’re all about maximizing the results of your skincare routine. Without proper knowledge of the active ingredients in your product lineup, you could be missing out on potential skincare synergies. Or worse - a bad mixture could cause irritation and reverse the intended effects of the...

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Are Skincare Products Unisex?

February 9, 2021

A stroll down the skincare aisle of any given grocery store, pharmacy, or beauty store is likely to look the same. 90% of the shelves are filled with colorful, scented, and varied products until you get to the other 10% of musty-scented 3-in-one moisturizers and cleansers, all packaged in gunmetal...

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