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Algae & Atlantic seaweed.
The Atlantic seaweed we
sell has different usage’s;
As
providers of nutrients and skin protecting agents.
For their texturing properties e.g. Gelling, viscosifying, suspending and
hydrating action.
As ingredients in Gels, Creams, Milks, Lotions, Shampoos, Soaps, etc.
Hot
or Cold Wraps, Masks, Peels, Scrubs, Massages &
Baths. (phyto-chemicals)
Full
body, face, shoulders, hand, legs, scalp & hair treatments.
“To the ancient Greeks, the image of Aphrodite rising out
of the sea was beautiful because of the nutrients that the sea plants had given
her.” Today, sea plants still provide beauty benefits. “They have a complete
spectrum of chelated minerals, which makes them easier to absorb, that add
lustre and shine to your hair and eyes and improve skin texture and tone.”
Gels, Creams, Milks, Lotions,
Shampoos, Soaps, etc.
Seaweed, seaweed extracts and
other substances derived from the sea, e.g. Dead Sea mud, and Maërl, are
believed to be vital elements which act in harmony with the human body, helping
to achieve health, beauty and relaxation . Sea products are rich in minerals like magnesium,
potassium, iron and zinc, all of which are known for their deeply cleansing and
antibiotic properties. Seaweed is a very rich source of micronutrients
and electrolytes and in form and shapes as human cell membranes need to carry
out their metabolism . The sea associated with health, invigoration, the
feeling of being alive and yet peacefully calm. The algae and seaweed for
supporting all kind of life within the ocean for at least 3 million years. It contains
a unique combination of life sustaining nutrients including; Omega 3 essential
fatty acids (EPA and DHA), protein, chlorophyll, vitamins, minerals and trace
elements.
Pieces of seaweed obtained by the
grinding and crushing of dried seaweed are also incorporated in products such
as face mask, soap bars and shampoos.
Seaweed extracts are substances
(compounds) derived from the cytoplasm or cell walls of seaweed cells and not
pieces of seaweed tissue. Most of these extract are obtained by drawing boils
of dried seaweed. Containing substances (compounds) derived from the cytoplasm
or cell walls of seaweed cells and are not pieces of seaweed tissue. The
utilisation of seaweed extracts in the cosmetic industry involves the use of such
compounds in a wide range of cosmetic products.
Extracts can be used in cosmetics in two ways: either as an agent in the
preparation of products (as a stabiliser or emulsifier as examples), or as the
therapeutic agent itself. |
Hot or Cold Wraps, Masks, Peels, Scrubs, Massages & Baths.
Full body, face, shoulders, hand, legs, scalp & hair
treatments.
The seawater in seaweed is similar to
human plasma,(the composition of human plasma) or
fluid surrounding cell membranes, is similar to that of sea water.
So it’s the best
and ideal way to get the nutritive benefits from the sea, vitamins A, C and E,
and the minerals zinc, selenium and magnesium we need through the process of
osmosis. Seaweed cleanses, tones and soothes the skin and regenerates body
tissues, offering a new vitality and helping to maintain a youthful appearance.
It also improves circulation, which has a positive effect on local fatty
overloads and helps maintain the tone of the tissue.” No wonder seaweed is used
to firm the skin and reduce the appearance of cellulite!
Algae extracts
integrated into cosmetics is recommended to increase cell dynamism and cell
regeneration ability. Algae concentrates when used between 0.5% and 1% in
emulsions gels or lotions is ideal in treating skin regeneration,
Anti-Aging skin, stimulation of tired skin after sun restructeration, cell
reorganization foiling peelings and micro-abrasion.
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Kelp
(laminaria),
a large leafy brown
algae, grows along cold climate coastlines and can bring a healthy glow to
skin. Kelp powder has exfoliating properties that make it a great addition to a
facial mask, it increases blood circulation and stimulates lymph production to
eliminate toxins. It’s also a mineral-rich body scrub.
Beauty aids from the sea (products)
include removing surface impurities.
* Crushed algae is often used in seaweed
masks.
* Carrageenan, a gel extracted from Irish sea moss, is
commonly used as a cosmetic thickening agent. “It’s a great moisturizer that
holds nutrients and water in.”
* Bladderwrack (fucus), a brown seaweed, is often used
in cellulite-reducing creams to eliminate excess fluid from the skin.
What makes our
seaweed unique?
Grown in in the
cleanest, purest and best possible water/shore. Protected
from polutants found in most in many other marine environments (PAC area).
(Pac) Kenmare bay; A EEC Directive designated special Area of Conservation.
100% natural.
Hand
cut and sorted.
Air dried (low tempersture drying.)
Flexible packaging,
85 gram (3 oz), 450 gram (1lb) up to 30 kg.
Ship worldwide, all major currencies accepted. | |
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