Thermoactive seaweed wrap, 1kg

Thermoactive seaweed wrap, 1kg

A wrap made from Laminaria Digitata, a brown algae found at depths of over 25 meters. It contains various salts (Mg, Na, K), iodine, mannitol, and Lithothamnium Calcareum, which is a marine sediment of calcareous red algae from the coral family. It has a high absorbent and purifying capacity.

- Mix 300 g of product with 350g of water until a smooth, uniform paste is obtained.

- Apply to the entire body, thoroughly cleaning the area to be treated beforehand.

- Cover the person with a thermal blanket or expose them to infrared light for 30 minutes.

- After the treatment, ask the person to take a hot shower once the excess product has been removed.

Laminaria digitata

Due to its content of laminarine, sea mud, fucusterol and alginic acid, it is attributed slimming, sebostatic, normalizing and rebalancing properties of the epidermis.
It belongs to the family of brown algae or neophytes and mainly grows on underwater rocks in the Atlantic.
This algae contains, among other components, mucilages that give it emollient and tightening properties and therefore reaffirming. It should be noted that it also contains a large amount of iodine, so it is indicated for inclusion in slimming and reducing preparations.

Lithotamnium

Belongs to the family of red algae. It has a coral-like appearance, and is covered in a very characteristic red pigment. It is extracted on the British coast, more specifically in Morlaix Bay and the Glenans Islands. They are found between 10 and 25 meters below sea level. This seaweed is bathed in marine sludge, with high concentrations of minerals, and due to its coral-like appearance it is called "coral sand." This seaweed is used in cosmetics, thalassotherapy treatments, diets, and has a high therapeutic power thanks to its high content in calcium and magnesium.