Physiological Mechanism of Sea Moss in Stimulating Skin Collagen Synthesis
Sea moss (primarily Chondrus crispus), a red macroalga also known as Irish Moss, has transitioned from a traditional thickening agent to a “superfood” cornerstone in modern dermatology and nutricosmetics. While its mineral density is often the focus of commercial marketing, the true physiological engine behind its anti-aging properties lies in a specific dipeptide: L-citrullinyl-L-arginine. This […]




















