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What’s really in your makeup?

04 May 2015
What’s really in your makeup?

When was the last time you looked at the ingredients list on your makeup products? It’s estimated that roughly 85% of all women wear at least one type of makeup, some of whom wear up to ten different types. While they are capable of improving the complexion and tone of your skin, makeup products often contain toxins and other harsh ingredients that could be doing more harm than good. So before you apply your makeup tomorrow morning, you may want to check the ingredients to see what it really contains. According to a recent study conducted by the Environmental Working Group (EWG) one in eight cosmetic chemicals approved for use.

What is Botinol?

26 Apr 2015
What is Botinol?

This non-invasive anti-aging procedure targets superficial and deep wrinkles! The combination of strong anti-aging actives (such as Retinol) with 5 peptides, produce a Botox®-like action that relaxes and reduces expression lines and wrinkles without the injections. Botinol® is a new technology from marine sources that rejuvenates, revitalizes, re-densifies and energizes the skin. The addition of potent antioxidants – alpha-lipoic acid and soy isoflavone – strengthens the dermis and inhibits the breakdown of the cellular matrix (collagen/elastin). This relaxing treatment offers pleasant textures and exquisite essences to deliver an overall sense of well-being. To achieve the full effect of this anti-aging repair, the Botinol Facial is recommended in a series of.

What type of acne do you get?

23 Apr 2015
What type of acne do you get?

What Are Whiteheads? No one on TV or in the movies seems to have acne, ever. Well, that’s just the magic of Hollywood. The fact is everyone gets acne, and whiteheads are one of the most common types. Unfortunately, it’s just part of how your skin works. That doesn’t mean you have to live with whiteheads, however. Knowledge is power, and understanding what whiteheads are (and are not) makes eliminating them faster and easier. In the medical community whiteheads are called closed comedones. They typically appear on your skin as small, whitish bumps. So what causes them? When the pores of your skin accumulate oils or sebum (a natural oil/waxy.

How to wash your skin the right way

12 Apr 2015
How to wash your skin the right way

Many medicine cabinets are filled with at least five different skin care products, but, as far as I know, we only have one face. So, what do you do with all these creams and salves? Here is a helpful guide on which order to apply skin care products after washing your face.      

Lana’s Signature Facial

17 Jul 2014
Lana’s Signature Facial

Treat your skin to the benefits of Lana’s Signature Facial. Combining the best facial elements available, this treatment delivers results. Relax and enjoy a personalized facial including a deep pore cleansing, exfoliation, steam, extraction, a facial massage, and a soothing mask. The treatment’s oxygenation increases circulation, energizing facial skin cells and encouraging the elimination of toxins. Extractions are carried out as needed. To achieve even greater benefits, other treatments can be incorporated into your facial. Ask for price.

Botinol Treatment

17 Jul 2014
Botinol Treatment

This non-invasive anti-aging procedure targets superficial and deep wrinkles! The combination of strong anti-aging actives (such as Retinol) with 5 peptides, produce a Botox®-like action that relaxes and reduces expression lines and wrinkles without the injections. Botinol® is a new technology from marine sources that rejuvenates, revitalizes, re-densifies and energizes the skin. The addition of potent antioxidants – alpha-lipoic acid and soy isoflavone – strengthens the dermis and inhibits the breakdown of the cellular matrix (collagen/elastin). This relaxing treatment offers pleasant textures and exquisite essences to deliver an overall sense of well-being. Ask for price.

Oily Skin Dos

26 Jan 2014

If your skin is oily, you may be bothered by the shine, greasy texture, and breakouts. But don’t blame the foods you’re eating. “There is no data to show that you will produce more oil if you consume things that are more oil-based,” says Rebecca Kazin, MD, an assistant professor of dermatology at Johns Hopkins University and medical director of the Johns Hopkins Cosmetic Center in Baltimore. “The fact is that people who have oily skin were probably born that way. There is not much they did to get it and there is not much they can do to prevent it.” Oily Skin Care Dos The good news is there.

What’s good for your skin

04 Nov 2013

Inflammation is caused by many things – sun exposure, pollution, psychological stress and pro-inflammatory foods. This puts stress on your body’s cells and they stop functioning as well as they should. Beauty is really from the inside out – the foods you eat can really change the look and texture of your skin. So you should eat lots of fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as cold water fish, and  reduce your intake of sugars, starches and trans fats. Drink eight glasses of water a day and steer clear of artificially sweetened drinks. Taking an omega-3 fish oil capsule every day will also help your skin (not to mention your brain) stay.

Got wrinkles, acne, or dark spots? HydraFacial can help.

25 Sep 2013

  Lana’s more than 18 years of experience can help you to get highly effective, anti-aging and hydrating non-surgical skin care treatments. Everyone wants better skin.  Now a new machine claims to use science to help you get a smooth and beautiful face. It is called the HydraFacial™, and its available at the Lana’s Beauty Zone, owned by Lana Tokar. HydraFacial™, the newest breakthrough in skin resurfacing technology, is a non-invasive, non-irritating exfoliation alternative to other ablative treatments that produces comparable outcomes in skin rejuvenation, anti-aging, and acne-prone/oily skin treatment. HydraFacial is the only procedure that integrates cleansing, exfoliation, extraction and hydration simultaneously, saving you time and giving you immediate.

Facing Acne: Using Glycolic Acid to Treat Acne

24 Jun 2013

If you suffer from acne, you might have heard that glycolic acid can help your skin. There is evidence that it can restore skin to its pre-acne state and help to balance the skin’s PH. Glycolic acid is one of the most useful products for “peeling” the skin to remove the brown spots that often linger on the skin after acne heals. Glycolic acid has to be used at the right concentration and at the right pH to work, and not every skin type responds well to glycolic acid in acne treatment. Here is what you need to know about glycolic acid for acne-affected skin. It’s believed that a good.

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