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Why Skin Gets Dry During Cancer Treatment
Cancer treatment can make skin dry, tight, flaky, itchy, or more sensitive. Learn simple skincare steps to help keep skin comfortable during treatment.
Learn moreDark Spot Correcting Serum: Tranexamic Acid + Niacinamide
A dark spot correcting serum can help improve the look of uneven tone when it combines brightening ingredients, gentle use, and daily sunscreen.
Learn moreAHA, BHA, and Niacinamide: Can You Use Them Together?
AHA, BHA, and niacinamide can share a routine, but sensitive skin often does better with gradual use, alternating nights, moisturizer, and daily sunscreen.
Learn moreBest Skincare for Chemo Patients: What to Use and What to Avoid
Learn what skincare products chemo patients should use and avoid, including fragrance-free lotion, gentle soap, scalp care, and a simple sensitive-skin routine.
Learn moreSkincare After Chemotherapy: What Cancer Patients Need to Know
Chemotherapy causes extreme skin sensitivity, dryness, and irritation. Learn how Alra's fragrance-free, hospital-trusted skincare — used in 200+ U.S. cancer centers — helps patients heal.
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