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A new line of skin products from northern Quebec uses locally-gathered seaweed.
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Skin creams, cleansers smell like white tea
Beyond Beauty Paris 2010: Beyond Beauty MAG insight
Oct 11th 2010
The trade show is now over, after four busy days under sunny parisian skies. The beyond beauty MAG team strolled through it on the lookout for innovations, trends, glimpse of products and good ideas.
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Nunavik Biosciences, a Canadian company that's a subsidiary of Makivik Corporation, promotes startup companies to stimulate the Inuit economy and community, notably in researching and developing the maritime and terrestrial natural resources of the northern region of Quebec. Algae and plants enter into the formulation of the cosmetics lines such as Ungava, launched in May 2010 online. Using algae rich in vitamin E (thanks to 22 hours of daily sunshine throughout the summer) and omega 3s. It's enough to develop a very hydrating, anti-age concept with anti-viral and anti-bacterial properties, at a price range of between €60 and €90.
Volume 20, Number 5, 491-498, DOI: 10.1007/s10811-008-9323-7
The potential for seaweed resource development in subarctic
Canada; Nunavik, Ungava Bay
G. Sharp, M. Allard, A. Lewis, R. Semple and G. Rochefort
From the issue entitled "Nineteenth International Seaweed
Symposium"
