This nourishing cream with non-greasy texture improves the appearance of the skin: the complexion is radiant and unified. The skin is visibly firmer, more supple, more elastic. Blemishes and redness appear to be reduced.
17 customized face treatments, 18 customizable body treatments, 5 Beauty Evasion Massages to take care of you!
The complementarity of our 30 marine assets allows us to respond to all the skin problems. Discover their powers!
Our priority, at all stages of the manufacturing process of our products
Pioneer in algotherapy since 1962, the in-depth study of this ingenious plant allows us to choose the best species to meet all the needs of your skin.
Depuis 1962, la recherche ALGOTHERM a sélectionné 30 espèces d’algues dont la richesse moléculaire répond le mieux aux exigences et besoins cutanés. Certaines de ces algues sont ensuite assemblées entre elles, ainsi qu’à d’autres actifs, pour créer des complexes marins exclusifs et optimiser l’efficacité sur la peau.
Anti-Rides, fermeté, anti-relâchement et anti-taches
Algues , , et . 35 gènes de Jeunesse activés.*
*Etude génomique réalisée par le Docteur en sciences et génomie M. Philippe Benech, Ancien directeur du CNRS.
La peau et les algues ont une affinité naturelle parfaite. Elles sont composées, dans des proportions équivalentes, d'oligo-élements et de minéraux.
Ce phénomène naturel permet le transfert des éléments d’un milieu très concentré vers le milieu le moins concentré afin de rétablir l’équilibre. Les algues et l’eau de mer apportent ainsi à la peau tous les micro-nutriments dont elle a besoin.
Chaque algue est caractérisée par une richesse en molécules bio-actives : acides aminés, exopolysaccharides, protéines, vitamines, acides gras, etc…Cette richesse confère à chaque algue un pouvoir d’action sur la peau.
La complémentarité de nos 30 actifs marins nous permet ainsi de répondre à toutes les problématiques cutanées.
Rich in iodine, which accelerates the liberation of fatty deposits, this algae is a remarkably capable contouring agent.
Rich in alginic acids, fatty acids, fucans and vitamin B8, this algae also has hydrating, emolliating, protective and soothing properties for the skin.
Easily identified by its air bladders, this brown algae is prevalent on the Brittany coast. It is also common in the North Sea, and along the coasts of the Atlantic Ocean, Baltic Sea and Pacific Ocean.
Brown macroalgae
This brown algae normalizes sebum production to rebalance and matify the skin.
Fucus spiralis has bladders and distinctive thalli that are spirally twisted and wave. It is found in abundance on along the Brittany coast, in the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
Brown macroalgae
Rich in proteins, sterols and essential fatty acids (omega-3, -6 and -9), this seaweed stimulates collagen production, restoring all of the skin's elasticity and suppleness. It also protects collagen and elastin by preventing them from degrading.
Alaria esculenta has varied cosmetic properties: it nourishes, slows dehydration, reinforces dermis building blocks and strengthens the dermal-epidermal junction (supporting fibers) for beautiful and healthy skin!
It has twice the antioxidant power of olive oil and argan oil.
This large feather-shaped brown seaweed is hard to find on the French coastline. It is generally found in the cold coastal waters of the Atlantic, particularly the coasts of the British Isles and Asia.
Brown macroalgae “Seaweed of happiness” – Japanese nickname
Rich in alginates, mannitol and amino acids, Laminaria digitata has powerful properties to moisturize*, remineralize, protect and nourish the skin.
*Moisturizes the upper layers of the epidermis.
Very rich in iodine, this seaweed promotes slimming and has antiseptic properties.
It is also able to form a remoisturizing layer to protect and repair the skin.
This species can live up to five years, making it one of the oldest-lived seaweeds.
It grows very tall (from 1 m to 4 m) and is characterized by thalli that are split into multiple strips. Its color ranges from brown to olive green/beige. Found in abundance on the coast of Brittany and in the North Atlantic as well as the South Atlantic.
Brown macroalgae
Rich in protein and vitamins, this seaweed can activate genes, which endows it with anti-wrinkle properties.
Thanks to its molecular composition, it detoxifies the skin for instant anti-pollution action.
Though it originated in Asia, today wakame is widespread in Brittany, where it is cultivated at sea. It is also found in other locations around the world: Europe, Tasmania, New Zealand, Asia and Argentina.
Brown macroalgae Wakame
This seaweed is rich in vitamins A and B12. It regulates flow and promotes the elimination of water and the toxins that cause discomfort. It activates skin microcirculation and, thanks to its draining action, optimizes the effectiveness of slimming treatments.
Rich in antioxidants such as EPA, it promotes cell growth, strengthens their defenses and protects against dehydration.
Abundant along the Brittany coast, particularly in the Iroise Sea, this small red palm seaweed is also found in North America.
Red macroalgae Dulse
The hydrophilic molecules in this seaweed provide optimal and natural hydration, which protects, softens and soothes your skin. Chondrus crispus is rich in fatty acids and phenols that preserve the skin's natural protective film and fights dryness.
Its high concentration of carrageenans gives it unique texturizing properties that we use in some formulations as a natural silicone to give our creams a silken feel.
This small fanned red algae is very abundant along the Brittany coast.
Red macroalgae
This freshwater microalgae has incredible cell regeneration properties. In addition, it is rich in peptides and essential amino acids, giving it the ability to restructure, regenerate and tone the skin.
Chlorella vulgaris protects the skin's support fibers to prevent aging, making it an essential part of protecting the delicate zone around the eyes.
Composed of 60% vegetable protein, it is also among the plants with the highest concentration of chlorophyll. This makes it incredibly nourishing.
Invisible to the naked eye, the green color of this spherical aquaculture microalgae is due to its high chlorophyll content. It is farmed all over the world, including Asia, where we source our extracts.
Green microalgae
To compensate for the water it loses at low tide, Codium produces a characteristic compound of sulfated sugars. These molecules, rich in glucuronic acid, limit and regulate dehydration. A formula containing Codium extract will therefore provide immediate, deep and lasting hydration. It will help the skin better resist exposure to high heat and the sun, among other conditions.
It also regenerates, stimulates and revitalizes the skin.
This seaweed has the appearance of a green downy bouquet of thick tubes. It is not well known in Europe, despite being abundant. In Asia, it is a common food. We source our Codium tomentosum from the Côtes d'Armor in Brittany.
Green macroalgae
This algae is able to regulate sebum secretions, helping to rebalance the epidermis for non-shiny skin, tightened pores and refined skin texture.
This chlorophyll-rich green saltwater microalgae is oval in form but invisible to the naked eye. It is cultivated.
Green microalgae
Very rich in carrageenans, this red seaweed helps restore the skin barrier by recreating cell cohesion. In this way, it acts as a cellular cement, bonding cells to one another. It limits skin dehydration, ensuring an optimal water balance.
This algae has the incredible ability to double in size and weight in only 15 days.
Despite its classication as a red seaweed, green and yellow varieties also exist. Gelatinous and tube-shaped, it resembles coral. It can be found in Asia and the Pacific Ocean.
Red macroalgae
This brown algae, also known as sea fern, changes in appearance in summer. Out of the water, it has a characteristic smell due to the presence of terpenes, which is the source of the iodine smell on the Hawaiian coast. It is able to regulate melanogenesis to lighten and shrink dark spots.
Dictyopteris membranacea is rich in anti-oxidants and has anti-aging properties. It also stimulates collagen, leaving the skin more supple. It is used in hair care products due to its ability to strengthen hair and stimulate its growth.
Dictyopteris membranacea is mainly found on the coasts of the Atlantic, in France and on the American coasts.
Brown macroalgae
This microalgae of marine origin has a smoothing effect on the skin.
We source this blue filament microalgae from aquaculture. It is therefore bioavailable around the world.
Blue microalgae
The molecular composition of this seaweed has two unique characteristics. First, it contains heparin that includes iduronic acid, one of the main components of the extracellular matrix, which gives it incredible anti-sagging properties. It also contains aosaine, which strengthens cells and firms the skin (three-quarters of aosaine consists of amino acids very similar those responsible for the skin's elasticity).
As a food product, 10 g of this seaweed provides 70% of the body's daily magnesium requirements and over half of its iron requirements.
Its appearance could be confused with a leaf of lettuce, which earned it the common name sea lettuce. It is very thin yet very strong and is bright green in color. It can be found along the entire French coast, including Brittany and Normandy.
Green macroalgae
Rich in lipid compounds including phosphatidylcholine, alanine, serine and vitamins A and E, this seaweed is a natural skin soothing agent on several levels:
Its long and wide thallus is brown with gold highlights (it is known as golden kelp). It is found on all French coasts and around the Atlantic Ocean.
Brown macroalgae
This microalgae from the Sahel desert is made up of individual oval cells that are glued together. It has an incredible capacity to adapt to its environment. This property allows it to protect the skin from harmful elements, slowing the appearance of the first wrinkles.
We source this green microalgae from aquaculture.
Green microalgae
This microalgae is one of the oldest forms of life on our planet. It appeared 1.3 billion years ago! This astounding longevity can also be found in its anti-aging properties, which stimulate the skin's elasticity and protects its stem cells.
This algae grows best in extreme conditions: 57°C and a water pH 2 (very acidic).
Despite appearing green, it is classified as a red microalgae. We source it primarily from aquaculture.
Red microalgae
Rich in fatty acids and micronutrients, this seaweed nourishes the skin.
This pulpy seaweed is very abundant in lagoons and on reef crests. It is easily identified by its upright thallus and spiked triangular structures. Turbinaria ornata is found in Pacific waters and is abundant around the island of Réunion.
Brown macroalgae
Rich in proteins, vitamins, polysaccharides and amino acids, this seaweed has remineralizing, hydrating, protective and nourishing properties.
Native to South America, Gigartina skottsbergii is a red algae found along its Atlantic and Pacific coasts, from Chile to Cape Horn and from Agentina to the sub-Antarctic islands.
Red macroalgae
Dunaliella salina is very rich in carotenoids and vitamins A and E. It acts as an antioxidant and moisturizer*. It protects and softens the skin.
*Moisturizes the upper layers of the epidermis.
This algae grows in extreme conditions. As its name suggests, it particularly likes saline environments. It is found in lakes, swamps and lagoons with high salt concentrations near the Whyalla region of Australia.
Green microalgae
Produced in a bioreactor to ensure purity, these molecules have natural characteristics but have no land-based equivalent (rich in galactose and N-acetyl-glucosamine). N-acetyl-glucosamine plays a role in the production of glycossamioglycans (GAG), the dermis's primary water reservoir.
Invisible to the naked eye, this molecule is secreted by a micro-organism from the Aber-Benoit in Brittany.
Planktonic micro-organism
This incredible ingredient is able to mimic the effects of endurance training without expending any effort. It activates the release of fat to improve the physical appearance. It reduces thigh, tummy and arm contours and helps shed weight. Its action is multiplied ten-fold by physical activity!
This extracellular substance is produced by a marine micro-organism that lives in the Dysydea etheria sponge in Bermuda.
Biotech extract from a marine micro-organism (Bacillus sp.) found in sponge (Dysidea etheria)
The wealth of proteins and essential elements in Spirulina platensis give it exceptional nutritional properties. Indeed, it is an excellent nutritional supplement. It is also particularly useful for its dermatological effectiveness – it has numerous beneficial effects, including nourishment, stimulation and regeneration.
We source this blue microalgae from aquaculture. There are many spirulina farms around the world, including some developing countries where it is used to treat malnutrition.
Blue microalgae
Sea water organically restores the skin's natural balance by countering ion, mineral and micronutient defficiencies in skin cells. It also has toning and astringent properties.
These fillers are dehydrated marine collagen and glycosaminoglycan microspheres that can swell to their original volume in the presence of water. When they come in contact with the skin, they target fine lines and fill with water, increasing in volume ten times. This change in volume smoothes the skin surface surrounding wrinkles. Its effectiveness is particularly visible one hour after application.
The spheres are also good hydrators. After some time in the wrinkles, they are captured by enzymes and slowly release the water they contain.
The spheres are produced synthetically.
Microspheres from two marine molecules
A high concentration of sulfated galactans give Calliblepharis jubata moisturizing and softening properties. It also contains Floridean starch, which is involved in the synthesis of collagen, an essential ingredient for tissue regeneration (stimulates a 72% increase in collagen 1 synthesis).
This red seaweed with its characteristic feathery filamented form is found in abundance on the Atlantic and Brittany coasts.
Red macroalgae
Rich in OE and remineralizing and regenerating alginic acid, Durvillaea antarctica protects the skin from cell aging.
This giant brown seaweed is easy to identify by its round stipes and narrow palm-like blades. It often exceeds 10 m in length and specimens of 15 m have been found. Its surface is thick and leathery. Durvillaea antarctica is found on the southern coasts of New Zealand, Argentina, Chile (Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego) and around the sub-Antarctic islands, including the Falkland, South Georgia, Prince Edward, Kerguelen, Crozet, Heard and McDonald, Auckland, Campbell and Macquarie islands.
Giant brown seaweed
This mud is natually rich in sulphur and micronutrients. It has a number of active ingredients, which have been scientifically shown to penetrate the skin to soothe joint pain and muscle tension.
It is thermostatic, detoxifying and remineralizing.
It softens skin, releases muscle tension, tones the body and relieves pain.
Mont Saint-Michel mud is dredged by fishing boat from the middle of Mont Saint-Michel bay near the Chausey islands, about 15 km from Granville. It then undergoes multiple filtering steps to remove impurities and is packed into 40-kg containers. We carry out bacteriological testing on each harvest to detect any pathogens. No pollution has been detected for a number of years; this location has the advantage of being scoured twice a day by Europe's highest tides.
This fresh water microalgae is a bit of a paradox. Though it is red in color, it reduces redness due to skin inflammation. It also produces polyunsaturated fatty acids (Omega-3 and -6), antioxidants and caotenoids, which are essential ingredients for beautiful skin.
Shaped like tiny red pearls, this violet-red fresh water microalgae is primarily sourced from aquaculture.
Red microalgae
Er mor ez eus danvez, dans la mer, il y a de la richesse.
Proverbe breton
Notre histoire a commencé en 1962 à l’ouest de la Bretagne, au cœur de la mer d’Iroise, classée réserve de biosphère par l’UNESCO. C'est pourquoi l’océan & la mer nous inspirent chaque jour. Cet environnement naturel, pur et puissant, d’une rare beauté, abrite une ressource miraculeuse, un trésor d’ingéniosité pour la peau : les algues.
L’étude approfondie de cet ingénieux végétal : connaissance, sélection & assemblage, nous permet de choisir les meilleures espèces pour répondre au mieux aux exigences et besoins cutanés. C’est ainsi que nous sommes devenus les pionniers en Algothérapie.
30 actifs marins - 7 complexes exclusifs - 2 brevets pour la peau
Notre laboratoire de Recherche & Développement intégré a répertorié et sélectionné 30 actifs marins pour répondre à tous les besoins de la peau à chaque moment de la vie. Nous avons mis au point 7 complexes exclusifs et 2 brevets, pour un résultat performant, visible et démontré sur la peau. Et parce que nous sommes dans une quête permanente d’innovation, notre laboratoire de R&D collabore avec les universités de recherche marine et avance dans la découverte de nouveaux actifs révélant de nouvelles propriétés biomimétiques des algues.
Depuis plus de 50 ans, la mission d'ALGOTHERM est d’aller toujours plus loin dans sa connaissance et sa maîtrise des richesses de l’océan. Respect de la peau et respect de l’environnement marin font partie de nos valeurs, au même titre que la volonté de vous proposer une expérience sensorielle unique pour des rituels de soin marins activateurs de beauté et de bien-être.
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Nos algues sont majoritairement collectées sur le littoral breton. Afin de préserver la ressource, nous nous approvisionnons également dans d’autres mers, comme celles bordant le Canada, L’Angleterre, l’Irlande ou le Maroc. Nous trouvons également certains spécimens d’algues aux quatre coins du Monde comme par exemple en Australie, en Malaisie, aux Philippines, sur l’île de Java, aux Bermudes, etc.
Toutes nos algues sont issues de ressources renouvelables garantissant la protection de l’environnement marin.
Les périodes de reproduction sont respectées afin de protéger la biodiversité marine.
Côté récoltes, plusieurs procédés sont possibles : pêche à pied, récolte en bateau ou encore culture (pour certaines macro-algues et l’ensemble des micro-algues)
Une fois récoltée, l’algue est donc transformée (en poudre, en extrait aqueux ou extrait huileux) afin d’être incorporée dans des formules cosmétiques. Sous ces différentes formes, elle est ainsi capable de libérer ses particules et ses molécules bio-actives.
Notre formulation est dédiée à l’efficacité sans compromis de plaisir et de tolérance :
Formules 0% parabène, phénoxyéthanol et MIT.
Tests d’efficacité in vitro et in vivo, tests d’hypoallergénicité, contrôles dermatologiques et ophtalmologiques, tests cliniques.
Réduction maximale des allergènes.
Textures agréables et senteurs délicieuses.
Aucun test sur les animaux.
Contrôles à chaque stade de la fabrication, garantissant l’innocuité parfaite de nos produits.
Suppression des notices afin de limiter la consommation de papier.
Gestion des énergies nouvelles renouvelables.
Process écologique pour l’eau et le chauffage.
Utilisation de papiers FSC* pour nos emballages.
* Produit à partir de bois issus de forêts gérées.
55 produits visage, corps
répondant à l’ensemble
des besoins cutanés.
