They call it the miracle of the oceans, and it’s easy to see why. As one of the earliest forms of plant life on earth, there are nine times more seaweeds in the ocean than there are plants on land. Most of the world’s oxygen comes from seaweed – making it a key asset in decarbonising the economy and fighting climate change.


Seaweeds are as diverse in their benefits and uses as any plant growing on earth. Our macroalgae are packed with phytochemicals that are excellent for the skin. Rich in exogenous amino acids and saturated with vitamins and minerals, seaweed helps to rebuild collagen, affecting not only the metabolism of the skin’s top layer (epidermis), but also penetrating the middle layer (dermis). Its hydrating nutrients, anti-inflammatory properties and antioxidant powers are proven to boost restorative skincare rituals.