Bladderwrack Black Rockweed (Fucus vesiculosus L.) is a type of seaweed known by the common names black tang, rockweed, sea oak, rock wrack. It can be found on the coasts of the North Sea, the western Baltic Sea, and some parts of the Atlantic and Pacific.

Preparation Bladderwrack's facemask and applying it on the face in the form of a rejuvenating, smoothing mask is very popular in celebrities.

How To Use Bladderwrack Black Rockweed Health Embassy

Infusion

1-3 tsp of Bladderwrack Black Rockweed pour 200 ml of boiling water. Leave to infuse covered for 10-15 minutes, then strain. Drink up to 4 times a day in a dose of 100 ml.

Tincture

50 g Bladderwrack Black Rockweed pour 150-200 ml of heated wine or 20% strength alcohol. Leave to macerate for 14 days. After two weeks, filter and pour into bottles. Drink 1-2 times a day for approx. 10 ml (tincture) or 25 ml (wine).

For Baths

Wrap 50 g of Bladderwrack in a cotton bag. Place under a stream of water while filling the bathtub, then leave in water for bathing time. It is recommended to use a soaked Bladderwrack to wash the body.

 You can use Bladderwrack in you smoothies and milkshakes (whole parts or grind it into powder). You also can mix into water with other ingredients and make a facial scrub.

This product description is for informational purposes only.

It does not replace the consultation with a doctor and cannot be used as a medication or be a part of therapy. All decisions on this matter should be consulted with your doctor.