Marine Ingredients - Beauty from the Sea

What new marine-based ingredients have been harvested, and what properties do these new ingredients possess? 

• Algae extracts, such as Agarum Cribosum and Laminaria, are rich in protein, amino acids, 106 vitamins and minerals essential to skin care and well-being, and have anti-aging and slimming properties.
• Marine Collagen is popular in Japan in nutricosmetics and beauty. Marine Collagen Astraxanthin is an emerging antioxidant found in tropical red seaweed, salmon flesh, and the shells of shrimp and crabs. It has anti-aging properties - improving the skin's elasticity and tone, and reducing fine lines and wrinkles.

Which established ingredients have withstood the test of time, and what new discoveries have been made about them?

Marine Collagen is a form of collagen that derived from an assortment of sea algae species Laminaria and Padina (and, every now and then, Codfish). This Marine Collagen Polypeptide is designed to stimulate type III Collagen deep down within the skin. Collagen is a large molecule that alone cannot penetrate into the skin - so scientists found that polypeptide technology can actually stimulate the synthesis Marine Collagen in the skin. This new technology allows the skin to open up and allow the collagen through, because the regular molecule is too large to get in. Combination of marine collagen with polypeptide technology, will help our skin by

• stimulating collagen production, and elastin collagen thickening
• encouraging skin renewal and minimizing muscle contractions
• reducing the appearance of deep wrinkles and fine lines
• helping provide long-term improvements in deeper wrinkles
• helping prevent collagen and elastin breakdown to firm the skin

This is the principle behind SAIAN Collagen Infusion Therapy- natural, safe, and effective for clients of all ages! It can be performed by cosmetologists and estheticians without any additional medical licenses. Certification available with SAIAN workshop classes. Check our website's calendar section for full class schedule in your state.