Lofoten Seaweed - Hand & Body Lotion 75mL

PRE ORDER FOR MID NOVEMBER DELIVERY

Please note that the image shown is for 500ml , however we only have the 75ml size available

I was lucky enough to visit Lofoten Seaweed this year at the recommendation from a Newcastle / Norwegian Family who had previously lived in the area (Thank you Mitch & Silje). The Lofoten islands are a magical archipelago in Northern Norway dotted with authentic red fishing cabins, and the founders of Lofoten Seaweed make this magical place their home.

Angelita grew up cutting cod tongues and baiting long lines for her fisherman father in the village of Napp. Tamara grew up in New Zealand, where her Japanese mother used seaweed in almost every meal. United by a love of food and the ocean, Tamara and Angelita are passionate about bringing seaweed into the modern kitchen & home. They hand-harvest wild seaweed directly from some of the purest, cleanest, most nutrient-rich waters on the planet. The seaweed is then dried, smoked and milled according to traditional, low-intervention methods, and lovingly produce seaweed food and body products that we are so proud to present at Pappa Sven!

Experience a touch of luxury with Lofoten Seaweed hand and body lotion, carefully crafted with organic seaweed sourced from the pristine waters of Lofoten. Let the gentle scent of ginger and lemongrass pamper your skin and soothe your soul. Enriched with organic seaweed, this lotion is full of of natural skincare benefits. Discover the goodness of vitamin C, antioxidants, and amino acids, which work harmoniously to nourish and revitalise your skin, promoting a healthy and radiant appearance. Our hand and body lotion harnesses the natural moisturising properties of seaweed, ensuring your skin stays hydrated and supple, and leaving you feeling irresistibly smooth and velvety. Elevate your self-care routine and embrace the simple luxury of organic seaweed from Lofoten.

You will also find Lofoten Seaweed body products in the best hotels in Northern Norway!

75mL

Made in Norway