Collection: Algae Botanicals

Algae botanicals are commonly used in products such as masks, serums, creams, gels, and haircare formulas. They are usually chosen for their botanical profile, skin feel, and how they contribute to the texture or character of a formula.

Yes, in many cases, but compatibility still matters. It is best to consider pH, solubility, texture, and how multiple botanicals may affect the final colour, scent, or stability of the formula.

Yes, they can. Depending on the type and usage level, they may affect the final shade, scent, or clarity of the product, so small test batches are a good idea.

That depends on the specific ingredient and the form it comes in. Some algae ingredients are easier to use in water-based systems, while others may need premixing or a different type of base.

Sometimes, yes, but only if the ingredient is compatible with the base. It is important to consider pH, solubility, texture changes, and whether the addition affects the product’s stability.