Seaweed Skin Care Treatments
"There are spirits who belong to the province of the skin, especially the rough and scaly part, who are disposed to reason on all subjects, having no perception of what is Good and True." (Swedenborg. Arcana. 1835)
There are two categories when it come to commercial face creams - moisturizers, which correspond to 'Good', and cleansers, which correspond to 'Truth'. Moisturizers are gentler because of the oil or wax needed to make a creamy consistency. Cleansers, also know as toners, are clear and usually contain alcohol or other astringents that clean the pores, which allows in more moisture.
These moisturizing recipes use the seaweed Serum, which eliminates the need for heavy oils or wax, yet sill makes an oil-free creamy consistency. The cleanser recipes use vinegar instead of alcohol, but you could also use witch hazel, which does contain a small amount of alcohol.
About the Skin Care Recipes
The base ingredient in all of these skin care recipes is the thick clear egg-white type seaweed Serum. Essentially, you could use just the seaweed Serum or Jelly (page 9, 10) on your skin without any of the other ingredients, for a natural organic oil-free skin treatment.
The Seaweed Skin Care Recipe Highlights
 Seaweed Moisturizing Jelly This moisturizing Jelly acts as an exfoliating and clarifying moisturizer that gently blocks impurities while vitalizing and making the skin smooth and polished. It combines the seaweed Serum with Vitamin E; perfect for damaged skin and adding extra ...
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 Moisturizing Body Soap This moisturizing body soap is soothing and formulated with nutrient rich seaweed and natural green tea to supplement the skin's moisture balance, revitalize stressed skin, and further promote soft, youthful skin ...
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 Seaweed Astringent Jelly This astringent Jelly uses the Serum, made from brown seaweed known to contain proven natural healing properties, and when combined with GSE grapefruit seed extract (extract of citrus) it acts as a natural astringent to refine and tighten pores. ...
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 Seaweed Splash Toner This splash toner uses apple-cider vinegar for its preservative and astringent properties. The lavender flower tea adds the additional liquid to make this thin enough to splash on in the shower. Healing, calming, antiseptic, nourishing, hydrating and rejuvenating are some of the words I would use to describe this toner. ...
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 Lotus Root Under-eye Seaweed Salve This under-eye, lotus-root Jelly is a soothing, fragrant free moisturizing lotion, formulated with nutrient rich seaweed, and natural lotus root to balance and revitalize sensitive skin areas and further promote soft, youthful appearance.
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 Seaweed Massage Oil This is a gentle non-greasy moisturizing massage oil, formulated with nutrient rich seaweed Serum, and natural olive oil to give the ultimate massage. It maintains its moisture longer than just oil on its own, and results in a rich massage experience.
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The "Inner Beauty" Guide
The Seaweed Beauty Guide by Clayten Tylor
96 Pages - ISBN 978-0-557-23782-1 Published (Dec. 2009) by Lulu.com
E-Book ~ Epub ~ $9.99 USD
Paperback - Sale $14.99 USD
Also: available on Amazon Kindle
The Seaweed Jelly~Diet Cookbook Guide by Clayten Tylor
140 Pages - Black & White Interior
ISBN 978-1-4357-3796-9 Published (July 2008) by Lulu.com
Also: available on Amazon Kindle
