Seaweed Bath (Fucus serratus)

Seaweed bathing is an indigenous Irish therapy and has been practiced along the West Coast of Ireland for over 300 years. Seaweed baths used to be known as ‘the sailor’s cure’ and people would travel great distances to ‘take the waters’.

Detoxifying seaweed baths utilize the ancient healing power of nature by feeding the skin much needed essential vitamins and minerals.

Serrated Wrack (Fucus serratus) is the seaweed generally used in day spas throughout Ireland. It is rich in calcium, iron, potassium and contains a high iodine content, helping to regulate thyroid function. The thyroid is responsible for regulating the metabolism therefore seaweed has been a beneficial aid in weight loss.

Seaweed baths are also known for breaking down lactic acid and soothing relief for achy joints, making it a natural treatment for rheumatism and arthritis. Elements found in it such as carotene, mannitol and bromine offer vital nutrients to bone and joint health.

Seaweed bathing stimulates blood circulation and the lymphatic system, making it a wonderful aid for detoxification and is healing for skin conditions such as psoriasis and eczema. It is also the most used ingredient in the cosmetic industry and long been known to minimise signs of aging, treat acne, fungal infections and cellulite.

Seaweeds embody the living powers of the sea! They leave your skin silky smooth, your mind calm and your spirit lifted.

Ingredients: 100% Wild Serrated Wrack (Fuccus serratus) sustainably harvested in small batches in Donegal, Ireland in accordance with season and moon cycles.

Directions for Use: Empty dried seaweed directly into a warm bath. Seaweed will naturally rehydrate and spring back to life, releasing its soothing and moisturising properties. Soak as long as you need.
Seaweed can be dried and re-used within 3 days.

*Enjoy your bath with our Kelpie Seaweed Mask for a luxury home spa experience.