Asparagopsis armata

The macroalga Asparagopsis armata belongs to the group of red algae and was originally native to southern waters, but due to globalization it is now also found in regions where it is considered invasive.

Asparagopsis armata is already established and used commercially, especially in the cosmetics industry. Just like other species of the genus Asparagopsis, it offers interesting possibilities to reduce methane emissions from cows by using it as part of animal feed.

Due to its seasonality, the macroalga Asparagopsis armata is usually abundantly available from March to June.

This product is available in the form of Asparagopsis armata whole dried algae.

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Typical applications in the cosmetics industry:

Asparagopsis armata harbors antioxidant and anti-inflammatory mechanisms that can be used as natural protective agents for the skin in cosmetics.

In this regard, Asparagopsis armata can be incorporated into creams and lotions in the form of conditioners or moisturizers to soothe and revitalize the skin through the micronutrient profile.