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SeaWeed Peyton Scow

What is it? Brown algae or knotted wrack Northwestern shores of Iceland Sushi grade and certified organic by the USDA http://www.bbcosme.com.tw/brand-seacell.html

History Japan 1670 Bamboo spores Tie bamboo upright

Traditions Chinese medicine Protect skin Anti-inflammatory Deep sea minerals

Seaweed Benefits Skin Vitamin A, B, and E Calcium Magnesium Iron Promote circulation and digestion Amino acids Iodine Potassium Revitalize skin, hair and nails Phosphorus

Prevents and Aids UV protectant Antibacterial Reduce blood sugar Protects against free radicals Detoxifying Soothes itchiness Treatment of neurodermatitis and psoriasis Relieves skin diseases Aids in healing process Limits inflammation Fucoidan Protects from influenza viruses Helps prevent high cholesterol levels

Characteristics Breathable Comfortable Soft hand Flame retardant Good affinity for dyes High absorbancy Sustainable Stronger and more durable than cotton

Lyocell Solvent spun cellulose Stronger than cotton Blends

Uses Socks Athletic wear Underwear Loungewear Medical gauze Sheets Baby clothes Towels Draperies Safety clothing Furnishing Fabrics

How it is Made Harvest Dried, crushed, and ground Mixed to the cellulose fiber that binds the seaweed powder to the raw fiber. Cellulose is broken down by amine acids and water Wash Retting process Fed through a spinneret

Trade Name

Facts One kilogram of dried seaweed contains the agents of more than 100,000 liters of sea water 5% of seaweed

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