Bladderwrack Extract Supplement

Plant origin

The BladderWrack Extract Supplement's primary source is Fucus vesicolus L., which is found in the North Temperate Zone's rocky coast and saline-alkali beach. Around the trunk, the perennial algal body is bifurcated or radially branching, flat or cylindrical.

Is the algae acidic?

Because the diatom extract supplement has a high concentration of unsaturated fatty acids and dietary fiber, which can regulate the stomach and intestines, eliminate cholesterol adhered to blood vessel walls, and enhance bile absorption, the diatom is acidic.

The contribution of bladderwrack in skin care

Natural tripeptide, which functions as a natural moisturizing barrier and helps promote skin tissue regeneration, is the supplement's active ingredient. It also has a major impact on post-burn healing.

Supplements containing bladderwrack extract have the ability to penetrate deeply into the skin, hydrate and replenish the skin, nourish the skin, restore the skin's water cycle, and securely seal in moisture.

Collection and processing methods of bladder-wrack

The algae is extracted using standard techniques using solvents like water, alcohol, etc., and then concentrated until it dries to create a paste. It is an excellent substance for cosmetics.

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