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By
Evelyn Gilbert
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Seaweed
— Marine algae that grows in the shallow waters at the
edge of the world's oceans, seaweed is packed full of protein,
vitamins, and minerals, according to Karen Wu, owner of the
New York-based Karen Wu Spa.
This makes it an excellent choice for all kinds of beauty treatments.
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Aubrey Organics' Blue Green Algae Clay Mask
contains a variety of nourishing ingredients to treat
the toughest to the most tender skin. It tightens and
purifies. A 4 fl. oz. bottle costs $8.75. (800-AUBREYH,
www.aubreyorganics.com)
• Jurlique's Neck
Serum contains a blend of elements formulated
to help firm up sagging skin. Herbs used in this company's
products are grown on an organic farm in South Australia.
A 1 fl. oz. bottle costs $68. (800-854-1110, www.jurlique.com)
• Zia Natural
Skincare's Ultimate Hydrating Mask for all skin types
contains algae extracts, deionized purified water, antioxidants,
vitamins, and phytonutreints designed to balance your
outer layer. A 3 fl. oz. jar costs $24.95. (800-334-7546,
or www.zianatural.com)
• Botanica's Face
Sea Kelp Toner includes a mixture of light and
airy smelling herbs and seaweed extracts. A 6 fl. oz.
bottle costs $6.95.(707-769-5120, www.albabotanica.com)
Sea Mud Body Mask
Yield: 12 ounces, enough for 1 treatment
Ingredients: 1/2 cup powdered clay 1/4 cup powdered
kelp 1/2 cup aloe vera gel 1/4 cup seawater (if not available,
mix sea salt with distilled water)
Directions: Mix ingredients into a smooth paste.
Spread over your face and body. Allow it to dry for 20
minutes. Shower with tepid water and pat dry. Use a rich
moisturizer such as cocoa butter, as this treatment can
be drying.
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