Micronized Laminaria Naturalissimo

Thank you for the quick delivery and the small gift. I will enjoy using it.

The product is difficult to apply and doesn't stay on well. I tried adding clay and even an egg. It only stayed on my body because of the plastic wrap, but on my face and neck, it just sat on the surface. It does have some effect, as my skin feels smoother. I'll keep experimenting with different additives.

Good, with a normal grind. The smell isn't great, but that's expected for a natural product.

This is a great product, especially when mixed with clay in a 1:1 ratio. It prevents the clay from drying out too quickly and is quite effective. I used it for a body wrap with green clay, and it worked wonderfully as an anti-swelling treatment. I also applied the leftover mixture to my face. The swelling reduced on my face, though it did cause some redness, which went away after an hour. My skin felt fantastic both on my legs and face afterward. However, those with sensitive skin should be cautious.

I dissolve one tablespoon in warm water and let it steep for about 10 minutes. It's best to apply it while lying down, as the seaweed tends to fall off. It leaves the skin feeling velvety and is especially great for under the eyes. It gives a noticeable lifting effect to the face.

I use this product combined with blue clay for wrapping my thighs, buttocks, and stomach. After use, my skin feels soft and firm. Although the consistency is paste-like, it is still the most challenging wrap to apply. You should expect that 10-20% may fall off and not adhere to the skin when applied. A major advantage of this seaweed powder is its fine texture. Overall, I'm pleased with the product.

The results are amazing, but it's difficult to apply and you need to clean the bathroom afterward. It's not quick to use.

I tried this product for the first time. Applying pure seaweed was quite difficult, so I mixed it with black clay, which is good for fighting cellulite. I used 2 teaspoons of seaweed and a bit of water to let it swell, then added a 50-gram packet of black clay with some water. The mixture was enough for my thighs, stomach, and buttocks. It turned into a thick, creamy consistency that was easy to apply and stayed in place. I wrapped myself in plastic wrap and left it on for an hour. The results were immediate—my skin appeared smoother by the next morning. I highly recommend it!

The kelp is excellent and comes in a powder form. To prepare it, use water no hotter than 80°C, and let it steep until it expands well. I don't use it on its own because it doesn't stay put; instead, I mix it with other ingredients like clay, honey, oatmeal, or cocoa powder, depending on the desired effect. It's great for body wraps. Mix the ingredients separately to better control the consistency. The key is practice :) and everything will turn out great!

This seaweed is much more convenient to use than the chunks you get from the pharmacy. I mix the powdered seaweed with water and let it steep. Then, I add a bit of any clay and a couple of drops of essential oil, which gives it a consistency like sour cream. It applies effortlessly and doesn't slide off under a wrap. The key is not to rinse it too tightly. From now on, I'll only be buying this type.