Taiwan outfit Giga Fine Chemical explains how red grape algae extract can effectively reduce redness, achieved by downregulating skin allergies and inflammatory responses
Since prehistoric times, algae have been extensively harvested and consumed by coastal inhabitants and used as medicinal herbs owing to their high nutritional value. Over time, multiple studies have confirmed the therapeutic and nutritional values of algae
Advancements in biotechnology have led to the discovery of several applications of algae, specifically in food, animal feed, wastewater treatment, fertilizer, and dietary supplements. Recently, these applications have expanded to include the cosmetics industry. Algae extracts and separations boast properties such as whitening, moisturizing, anti-ageing, and antiinflammatory effects.1 As a result, they are used in personal care products to provide a safe, sustainable, and economical alternative to synthetic products.
Power of marine algae
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