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Woman with her eyes closed framed by white hydrangea blooms, skin dewy — plump, hydrated skin article

A Guide to Achieving Plump, Juicy Skin with Aliangé Products

Woman with her eyes closed framed by white hydrangea blooms, skin dewy — plump, hydrated skin article
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A Guide to Achieving Plump, Juicy Skin with Aliangé Products

In the pursuit of youthful-looking skin, the term "plump and hydrated" is often used to describe the ideal complexion. But how can you attain that desired look? At Aliangé, we believe that achievi...

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Pregnant woman cradling her bump in a bright room — pregnancy and skincare article
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Pregnancy and Skincare: Why You Should Avoid Vitamin A

Pregnancy is a special time in a woman's life, filled with anticipation, joy, and careful consideration of what's best for both mother and baby. One important aspect of this consideration is skinc...

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Woman resting her chin on her hand in warm light — Australian-made vegan skincare article
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All-natural, Australian-made, vegan skincare

Avoid Irritation   Chemicals, artificial colours, and fillers in skin care products can cause redness, irritation, and breakouts. Many people are even allergic to chemicals commonly found in conve...

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Close crop of a woman's cheek and lips showing freckles and slight flushing — protecting skin from irritants
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Protect your skin from irritants

With everything that's going on, your skin is being exposed to more mental, physical and environmental irritants than usual from the cold weather, added daily stress and wearing protective face ma...

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Woman with a blue-grey masque worked through her hair and across her face — serum versus cream article
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What is the difference between serum and cream? Why do you need both?

A serum is a thinner consistency than a cream. When layering products (which is the concept of most skin care regimes) we always advise to go from thin to thick and wait a minute between applicatio...

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Woman holding a hand mirror reflecting her face, eyes closed — vitamin A alternatives in pregnancy
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What can I use instead of Vitamin A while pregnant and breastfeeding?

Unfortunately, retinoids (and retinols), the Vitamin A-derived holy grail ingredient that works wonders on both acne and fine lines by promoting skin-cell turnover, are considered unsafe to use dur...

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Glitched video still of hands holding a white bottle in saturated colour — living most of my life article
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I’m 60 and having living most of my life in the Top End I have developed age spots on my arms, back of hands and face. Can you please recommend a treatment.

They are a common problem we see from sun exposure. I would advise see a dermatologist or cosmetic doctor to check the lesions aren’t cancerous and then consider light based therapies-Ie IPL or las...

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Shoulder and neck swatched with orange, blue and white product — how much product to use article
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How much of each product should I be putting on my skin each night?

One to two pumps should be ample. And allow a couple of minutes between application of your two products morning and evening. Also if you have never used active products such as the Vitamin A lotio...

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Aliangé black bottle held between two hands against a blue sky — careers in aesthetics article
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I am a doctor interested in a career in Aesthetic Medicine. What steps do you recommend for someone who would like to work in your footsteps.

It’s a wonderful career and there are lots of pathways –if you want to go straight into aesthetic medicine I would consider contacting one of the organisations like CPCA  or ACCS for training progr...

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Woman with blonde hair and a blue masque patch on her cheek, looking down — fillers article
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Is it safe to have fillers on the temple area? Will that also help with the extra skin above the eye lid?

Filler in the temple area is one of the most risky for vascular events (that can in the worst case scenario lead to blindness) so should only ever be considered with a doctor with many years of exp...

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