Blogs — sea moss

  Sea Moss for Skin: A Natural Approach to Skincare Author: John S. Matthews  |  Updated: Monday, 13 October 2025  |  13:30 BST Looking for a clean, plant-based ingredient to simplify your skincare? Sea moss—a naturally occurring red seaweed—has long been used in food and home remedies, and is now finding a place in minimalist routines as a gentle, texture-rich gel. If you prefer fewer ingredients and a back-to-basics approach, sea moss is worth a closer look. Featured Summary: Sea moss gel can be used as a simple, plant-based mask or hydrator: apply a thin layer to clean skin for 10–15...

  What Is Sea Moss? A UK Guide to This Nutrient-Rich Superfood Author: John S. Matthews  |  Updated: Monday, 13 October 2025  |  13:45 BST Sea moss (often called Irish moss; Chondrus crispus) is a red seaweed that grows along Atlantic coastlines—from Ireland and Scotland to the Caribbean. Long used in traditional kitchens for its gentle thickening power, it’s now popular across the UK for its versatility in food, drink, and minimalist skincare. Featured Summary: Sea moss is a red seaweed blended into a smooth gel and used in small daily amounts (1–2 tbsp) in smoothies, teas, soups, and simple skincare....

12 Easy Ways to Use Sea Moss Gel  Author: John S. Matthews  |  Updated: Monday, 13 October 2025  |  15:30 BST Sea moss gel is popular across the UK for its smooth texture and kitchen versatility. From breakfasts to simple skincare, it’s an easy add-in for everyday routines. Whether you’re new or just want fresh ideas, here are 12 practical ways to use sea moss gel—plus tips for storage and sensible use. Featured Summary: Most people use 1–2 tablespoons daily (new users start with 1 teaspoon). Stir sea moss gel into smoothies, soups, porridge, warm teas, sauces, or baking—or use as...