Greenish-brown algae
Laminaria digitata
The elegant name Laminaria digitate refers to the wavy appearance of the greenish-brown algae, which resemble a hand: Lamina means 'blade' and digitus 'finger' in Latin. This algae is also known as kelp or Kombu, and can be found in cold waters, including the Swedish North Sea. A popular ingredient in traditional Japanese and Chinese cuisine, Laminaria are highly prized for their high content of trace elements and minerals, which makes them magnificently soothing and moisturising.
Key Benefits
They soften and moisturise thanks to minerals such as calcium, potassium and magnesium.
Laminaria helps retain moisture in the skin thanks to its polysaccharide content.
Rich in antioxidants, particularly Vitamins A and B.
