Seaweed plays an important role in natural beauty care. This versatile marine plant contains a high concentration of salts, minerals, vitamins and trace elements. Among the most interesting seaweeds are Ulva undaria and Porphyra, full of exceptional powers to combat free
radicals and helpful in promoting a velvet skin; then there is Sanguinea delestria, rich in Vitamins A and K, and particularly effective in hydration. The regular use of seaweeds in the form of creams or masks provides a preventive and curative action against ageing for the skin.
For protecting the skin against the hazards of modern living (stress, pollution etc.) nothing beats a truly iodized rest. If you want to discover your beauty, lissomness and 'joie de vivre' then give you a thalassotherapy break. It is a completely natural cure, which combines many benefits of the sea and rejuvenates both mind and body. Seawater is rich in trace elements (chlorine, sodium, magnesium, calcium etc.), which in a bath, penetrates into the body through the skin. For best results, the seawater should be heated to a temperature of 32 to 33 degree C.
