BiotechMarine launches line for skin care applications

Published: 23-Aug-2010
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New from BiotechMarine is its Bioplant range, a collection of Ecocert approved active ingredients designed for inclusion in skin care products. The range features six products: Sea Mayweed SC, to soothe and relax skin, and provide a feeling of well-being; Blue Seakale SC, a skin revitaliser boasting anti free radical and cell proliferation properties; Sea Starwort BG, to soothe, moisturise and soften fragile skin; Inula SC, which stimulates collagen production to firm skin; Sea Lavender SC, a moisturiser with anti-inflammatory actions; and Sea Starwort Oil, to regulate blood microcirculation, reduce blotchiness and decrease the effect of menopause on the skin via PGE2 inhibition and CGRP release.

All the products in the range are claimed to demonstrate performance at usage levels as low as 1%.
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