True beauty rises from within
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True beauty shines even without makeup, grounded in the healthy radiance of body and soul – and algae are our partners on this journey.
Algae enhance the beauty of our skin and hair, and their active compounds amplify the effects of collagen and hyaluronic acid.
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Let your skin be your jewel
True radiance comes from within, and its messengers are your skin, your hair and your gaze.
A reunion of trusted helpers
The beneficial effects of algae on hair, skin, and nails are widely known. This is a strong foundation, and it is worth building on it. When complemented with additional active ingredients, the results become truly striking. With a facial mask the effect can be further enhanced, for which powdered algae is recommended. We provide guidance and recipes for you.
Collagen: studies confirm that those who took collagen for 90 days experienced more hydrated, more elastic skin, and even a visible reduction in wrinkles. (Source: International Journal of Dermatology)
Hyaluronic acid: one of the key components of our skin, helping to preserve a healthy, beautiful complexion. In addition, it plays numerous other important roles throughout the body.
Collagen
For healthy, hydrated and supple skin, and beautifully full hair.
Collagen and the skin
As time goes by, our body gradually loses its collagen reserves. This is why our skin becomes thinner, drier, and less elastic, and the first fine lines and wrinkles begin to appear.
Taking collagen in the form of hydrolyzed collagen supports the skin’s structure and appearance, primarily in an indirect way. It serves as a source of peptides and amino acids, stimulating collagen synthesis, enhancing hydration, and reinforcing the structure of the dermis.
Clinical studies consistently show improvements in skin elasticity, hydration, and wrinkle volume after several weeks or months of use. Vitamin C further enhances these effects.
Collagen and Hair
Shiny, voluminous hair is also one of the gifts of collagen, because these visible results depend on how much collagen is available in our body. By replenishing it, we can do a lot for the health and beauty of our hair!
The roots of each hair strand sit in the dermis layer of the skin, which is largely made up of collagen. The hair follicles are surrounded by a collagen sheath, through which they absorb vital nutrients.
As collagen production declines, the skin layer that anchors the follicles begins to dry out, ultimately leading to follicle shrinkage and the hair strands being released. By slowing skin ageing, collagen also supports the long-term health and vitality of your hair.
Hyaluronic acid
Its moisture-retaining power has a wonderfully beneficial effect on both skin and hair.
Hyaluronic acid and your skin
With its excellent water-binding capacity, it enhances the skin’s hydration, elasticity, and plumpness, and supports wound healing. It smooths fine lines, making the skin appear firmer and more youthful. Vitamin C boosts the effect of hyaluronic acid.
It helps strengthen the skin’s protective barrier while maintaining optimal hydration. As an antioxidant, it combats free radicals and inflammation that contribute to skin aging.
Supplementing hyaluronic acid in capsule form is also effective. It is especially worth doing when natural aging, UV radiation, cigarette smoke, or air pollution has already damaged our skin.
Hyaluronic acid and your hair
As the years go by, hair loss becomes more and more frequent. This symptom appears because the tissues surrounding the hair follicles lose their elasticity and harden. As a result, the follicles receive less and less nourishment from the shrinking tissues
The link between hyaluronic acid deficiency and early age-related hair loss is obvious. For proper hair growth, the health of the scalp and the follicles is essential, and optimal hydration plays a major role in this.
It is especially beneficial for dull hair, as it revives its natural radiance. Hair that is frequently dyed, blow-dried or straightened needs extra care and strengthening.
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Algae and the Skin
Whether consumed or used in a face mask, the benefits of algae are reflected in your appearance as well.
Joint health
Hyaluronic acid and collagen work together to keep your joints moving smoothly and your cartilage flexible. In other words: hyaluronic acid is the “lubricant” and “cushion”, while collagen is the “framework” and “reinforcing mesh”.
Hyaluronic acid, the lubricant of your joints. Dissolved in the fluid within the joints, it binds large amounts of water, making movement smoother and reducing friction. It cushions impacts, easing pain and helping to slow cartilage wear.
Collagen, the structural framework of cartilage. Taken in capsule form, hydrolyzed collagen can help replenish the building blocks of cartilage and stimulate the activity of cartilage cells. It may slow the progression of symptoms and improve mobility, even if it does not always “rebuild” new tissue right away.
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Algae are among the most beloved ingredients in high-quality cosmetics. Nature itself revealed their benefits: peoples who regularly consume a lot of algae are often described as ageless.
Chlorella helps preserve the skin’s hydration, elasticity, and youthful glow. Chlorophyll and other proteins support detoxification and help reduce inflammation, contributing to clearer, healthier-looking skin.
Spirulina is rich in antioxidants that shield the skin from smog and UV radiation. Its proteins and amino acids support cell regeneration and strengthen connective tissues. It helps ease redness, smoothing the skin and enhancing its beautiful appearance.
The minerals in Lithothamnium Calcareum reinforce the skin’s structure while supporting its moisture, elasticity, and firmness. Its mineral salts have a detoxifying effect and may help reduce acne-related changes.
Algae are a classic hero ingredient in facial masks. On this page we share two recipes, along with feedback from our consumers. For creams and professional treatments, the economical Pure Power is recommended.
Algae mask for tired skin
A recipe you can easily make at home
For stressed, tired skin
The recipe also contains almond oil. Together, the ingredients deliver an even stronger rejuvenating effect and, through their active compounds, also stimulate collagen production. They slow down the deepening of fine lines and effectively fight the cell-damaging impact of free radicals. Vitamin E, which is also absorbed through the skin, is a key beauty vitamin that makes the skin firmer and healthier.
Ingredients:
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1 tablespoon algae powder
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1 tablespoon almond oil
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2–3 drops vitamin E oil
For the face mask, first mix the oils together, then add the algae powder and stir until smooth and lump-free. Leave the creamy paste on the skin for at least 15 minutes, then rinse off easily with lukewarm water.
For mask preparation, the Classic Pure Power algae powder is recommended. Its high natural vitamin C content enhances the triple effect of algae on the skin, especially in maintaining optimal hydration.
Cracked, dry skin
To relieve the feeling of dry skin, it is worth mixing yogurt into the algae powder, as its slightly acidic nature helps remove flaking, dead skin cells. Blended with banana, it magically leaves the skin soft and silky while deeply cleansing the pores.
Ingredients:
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2 tablespoons algae powder
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1/3 banana
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1 tablespoon Greek yogurt
To prepare the mask, mash enough banana to obtain roughly two tablespoons of puree. Add the algae powder and the yogurt to this. On cleansed facial skin, the creamy mixture unfolds its full effect in 20 minutes. After rinsing, it is recommended to apply a moisturizing cosmetic product so the skin stays soft for longer.
For making the mask, we recommend the Classic Pure Power algae powder. Its high natural vitamin C content enhances the triple effect of algae on the skin and helps maintain long-lasting hydration.
Algae wrap for dry skin
A recipe you can easily prepare at home
Vitamin C & liquid
Vitamin C and water intensify the effect. How much should we drink, and what should we avoid?
So much depends on the liquid
The vitamin C content of the formulation supports collagen synthesis, providing a stable structure that is essential for its effective incorporation and function in the body.
Those who drink little water will notice their skin becoming more hydrated as they increase their intake. Adding lemon can further enhance the effect, as the vitamin C in lemon is known for its anti-aging properties and helps the skin maintain its moisture.
How much should we drink? According to dermatologists, water hydrates the skin from the inside out. The recommended fluid intake is about 13 glasses of water for men and 9 glasses for women. This should be increased if someone experiences excessively rapid transepidermal water loss.
What should we avoid drinking? One of the skin’s main enemies is sugar, which leaves it loose and wrinkled. Certain foods and drinks also influence the body’s level of hydration (those containing caffeine draw water out, while alcohol dehydrates).
The product
Algae, the primordial source of life on Earth, is the nourishment of the longest-living people and animals.
Recommended use and dosage
Alongside our algae products (e.g. Immun Green), the recommended daily amount is 2 capsules, swallowed with plenty of liquid. The effect of the algae is stronger if you take it in divided doses throughout the day.
Example for taking algae: in the morning and evening 1–2 capsules of Immun Green, at noon 2 capsules of Beauty In.
