Scientific name: Klamath algae
Classification: Plant Extract
Remineralizing, antioxidant, restructuring.
Tales from Nature
Klamath Seaweed is not seaweed, but lacustrine seaweed, as it is harvested directly from the lake of the same name in Oregon, United States, where it grows in abundance near Klamath Falls, from which it takes its name. They are one of the most nutritious types of algae in the world, with important nutraceutical properties.
They contain protein and vitamins, minerals, carbohydrates, enzymes and lipids. They are also rich in eight essential amino acids that are a source of arginine. They are green/blue in color and grow in a pure environment free of chemical pollutants. They are widely used in cosmetics for their wide-ranging beneficial effect.
Hair Benefits
Klamath Seaweeds act as a powerful natural restorative: thanks to their exceptional concentration of amino acids, vitamins and volcanic minerals, they have a deep remineralizing and restructuring action that repairs keratin from within. Their antioxidant and detoxifying properties oxygenate the scalp, counteracting fiber aging and restoring body, elasticity and vigor to even the most brittle and stressed hair.
Klamath Algae have anti-aging, antioxidant effects, counteracting the action of free radicals, which are responsible for cellular aging. They also have anti-inflammatory properties and multiple benefits on the human body. They are also used in cosmetic formulas of hair products and skincare products.
