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RECEIVED MY AGAR AGAR POWDER BY @livingjin.official FOR A COMPLIMENTARY FEE OF $3.99 FROM @0.8l_usa IN EXCHANGE FOR MY REVIEW. 🥥🥬🥒🥥🥬🥒🥥🥬🥒🥥🥬🥒 Living Jin Agar Agar Powder comes packaged and sealed in a reusable 4oz. bag. Agar also known as Agar Agar, is a mix of carbohydrates extracted from seaweed, specifically Red Sea algae. It’s also known by its Japanese name, Kanten. Agar Agar has no flavor, odor or color so it’s helpful as a culinary ingredient, as well as skincare DIY. Using Agar Agar specifically for skincare has great bountiful benefits in facials. 🌱 #RedSeaAlgae - Algae Extracts has been used in skin care for thousands of years. Algae has a powerhouse of nutrients, minerals that can help draw toxins from the skin, antioxidants and peptides. It is a miracle ingredient full of incredible therapeutic benefits for skin. Not only in helping to reduce wrinkles & aging but also reducing inflammation, such as in rosacea, or even helping prevent skin cancer. Thanks to red algae's high vitamin content, this moisture-rich plant can actually help you in your quest to banish free radicals, leading to healthier, younger-looking skin. I had a fun time doing this Agar Agar DIY facial mask. As you see in my photo; my ingredients used: V8 Coconut Water, Tazo Passion & English Teas and of course the main star Agar Agar. Combining all my ingredients my DIY mask came out like a modeling mask. It was a bit difficult to apply, I did make a big mess. I kept my mask on for about 30min, it peeled off easily. Leaving my skin looking & feeling smooth, soft and hydrated. I love DIY masking, there’s many ways to use Agar Agar with different ingredients. The Agar Agar masking are endless. The best part all recipes call for 1-2tbs of Agar Agar. This product will last a long time whether used in skincare or cooking. 5/5 🌟 #08literusa #08l #08lbestapril #literites #review #livingjin #agaragar #kanten #agaragarfacial #jbeauty #japanesebeauty #kbeauty #koreanbeauty #diy #diymasking #diyfacials #facialtreatment #antiaging #beautiejunkie #skincare #skincareaddict #skincarejunkies #skincarecommunity #beautifulskin #healthyskin #veganskincare #cleanbeauty #modelingmask

Living Jin Agar Agar Powder is a gelling agent made from 100% pure seaweed. It is a vegetable geletain substitute with high gelling properties. This can be use as a supplement, for cooking, making petri dishes or/and facial care. The agar-agar has several fibers that consists of calcium, magnesium, and minerals. The agar can be used as a diet fiber supplement and contains zero calories when eaten. It is low in saturated fat, cholesterol, and high in calcium, folate, iron and vitamins. You can make these into gummies, desserts, etc. The agar agar powder is non-gmo, 100 percent natural, vegan/vegetarian, gluten-free, cholesterol free, sugar free, ISO certified, kosher and Halal certified. There is so many ways to use the agar-agar but I try using mine as a face mask. Mine didn't turn out too well but still work enough to see that it gives me a lot of moisture and smoothness after just one use. I added agar, milk, water, and some oranges. I wanted to try it quickly so I used the microwave which didn't work well for the consistency. I suggest using the stove to help with the consistency. It does dry fast for me and started crumbling up. I left mine on for 8 minutes until it drys. It's very messy to apply and also taking it off. It's not hard to take off and has a slight smell but if you add essential oils after it boils it will mask the scent. I did like the results even though I messed up and didn't boil it, it still made my face feel soft and moisturized. I give this agar for just the masking part a 8/10. I will later try it as a supplement and see how well I like it.

This was a very interesting product! I never thought to use agar for skin care. This review was a little late in coming as my skin has been having a minor allergic issue (no idea why 🤷🏻‍♀️; my skin is very sensitive and reacts easily to changing weather, diet, stress, etc.). This is a vegetarian agar or gelatin that is commonly used in food such as gummy candies or even cakes. I used it by creating a face pack which included yogurt, milk, sandalwood powder, chandan (a powder for face pack I picked up from Bangladesh), and of course the Living Jin Agar Agar powder. I allowed the mixture to rest overnight in a cool, dry location, before using it. It became a smooth, creamy mixture that applied easily to my face. After about 30 minutes, it hardened and I removed it from my face. The face pack left my skin smooth and moist as well as brightened. I am not completely sure how much affect the Living Jin Agar Agar has on my skin and I think I will use it again to make a face pack where the Agar is more of a star. Overall, this product is def an interesting product that has multiple uses. I have also been looking into making gummy bears with this product so I will def be experimenting with this more in the future. Thank you so much @08l_usa for the change to experience this versatile product.

🌿Agar Agar Powder ~ Living Jin • 🌿 Agar Agar is a natural vegetable gelatin made from seaweed instead of animals so it’s #veganfriendly 💚 Locks the added ingredients into skin without letting anything evaporate. Works great for softening and smoothing skin • 🥣The added ingredients I used for this recipe: 🌺 #organic Hibiscus Tea - rich in antioxidants, soothes inflamed skin, fights acne, evens skin tone, provides instant moisture and leaves your skin glowing. 🍋 Lemon juice from real lemons - a natural antioxidant & antiseptic, keeps skin clear and radiant • 🌿My thoughts 💭: I made this by steeping the tea bags in 2 cups of water (one cup would have been sufficient) then adding 2Tbs of the Agar Agar while whisking to a boil. Once it boiled I put the mixture into a glass dish to cool down. Then squeezed in some fresh lemon juice and stirred. You definitely want to apply this while it’s still warm and easy to spread around. The smell was delicious and my daughter kept telling me she wanted to taste it. And if she did, it would be perfectly fine because it’s all edible ingredients. 😋 We had to work quick to apply to our faces before it started to gel up and get messy. It starts to dry right away and turn semi hard. We laughed and joked about how we looked like monsters for about 10 minutes then peeled it off. It peels off super easy, but in chunks and not one piece. It kind of made a crumbly mess coming off but we used a gentle #konjacsponge to take off the remaining gelatinous pieces. It left my face feeling tighter, not in a bad way though, and definitely much smoother and brighter. It was easy to whip up this mask and I think I could find a lot of add-in ingredients to make different masks for different benefits. I think I might also try making some gummy bears with Agar Agar instead of using animal based gelatin. Thank you to @0.8l_usa & @livingjin.official for letting me try this great product! 💚💚💚💚💚

I received LIVING JIN Agar Agar Powder made by @livingjin.official at a trial fee from @08_usa in exchange for an honest review. ☸This has become a growing trend for health and beauty enthusiasts. Agar is low in saturated fat and cholesterol and high in calcium, folate, iron and vitamins. 🌿Agar agar softens and moisturizes skin. Rich in minerals, this seaweed boasts calcium, magnesium, iron and copper. The powder is great for making an exfoliating mask, and removing dead skin when peeling off. It is extremely versatile so you can experiment with making recipes. {🗒Agar Agar Peel Off Mask Recipe} ▪2 tablespoons of agar powder  ▪2 black tea bags ▪1 teaspoon honey  ▪2 drops of tea tree oil  ▪1 capsule Vitamin E oil ☸DIRECTIONS: (made for one-time use)  ☸I made a cup of hot tea with the tea and agar powder I mixed in a small pan until boiling, turn down to medium heat, and simmer 2-3 minutes until powder has completely dissolved. Then pour into a small bowl to cool down. Then add honey, tea tree oil, and vitamin E (dissolved).When mixture is slightly thickened I  applied 2 coats using a silicone face mask brush to apply. Appling on my face, avoiding eye area, focusing more on areas with clogged pores or blackheads. 🌿Agar is made from seaweed and it’s commonly used in cooking as a plant-based alternative to gelatin. ✅ FRESH & GREEN: 100% pure natural powder from seaweed. A Vegetable based Gelatin without any animal sources. Shelf life of 2 years. ✅ HEALTHY: fibers that consist of calcium, magnesium and minerals. It is well-known as fiber supplement and contains almost zero calories. It provides a full and satisfying nutritional boost.

(note: I received this from 08L and Living Lin for my honest opinion and review) Agar Agar Powder is 100% vegan. Its a DIY hello facial mask, with the great benefit in leaving your skin moisturized. Also, bright, and soft. The mask can be mixed with many different ingredients. The liquid base is any #tea of your choice. (this is a must) I made my #AgarAgarGelloFacialMask with #blacktea, and #honey. It #must be mixed into #jello consistent, in order to be used properly. (there are @YouTube videos that can assist you in making the mask properly). I like that it leaves my face moisturized. The only downfalls I didn't like are: it is very messy, and takes too long to dry.

Living Jin Agar Agar Powder 4oz is a try for a honest opinion. I made a facial mask out of it. I haven’t used it in food yet. The facial mask was cool to try out. I used black tea bags and the agar agar powder to make facial mask. It was different than other masks.

*I received discounted product in exchange for my review* 🍶HOW TO USE: Can be used as a gelatin substitute in foods AND as a peel off face mask! For my face mask, my ingredients were Agar Agar powder, cucumber juice and squeezed lemon; heat juice and add powder slowly until dissolved. Remove from heat and let cool, then use fingers or brush to apply evenly to face. Allow to dry 30-35mins then peel slowly from chin upwards. Wash face to remove residue then apply moisturizer or serum. 🍶PROS: - versatile - made of Red Seaweed, originated in Japan - nutrient rich to help tone, tighten and moisturize skin - edible and used as part of a popular weight loss diet in Japan - vegan and can be substituted for gelatin in recipes - has little smell that can be covered by adding essential oils to mixture - low priced (retails for $12.99/4oz bag) and last for a longtime due to amount you use 🍶CONS: - there are a lot of brands and ideas on uses for this product, it was hard to differentiate between what I could do and not do with this. - my two attempts to make a mask failed; the first time, there was not enough liquid and the second time it cooled way to quickly and hardened - does have a somewhat unpleasant smell that may turn some people off - use extra caution while using around hairline and eyebrows as it does pull hair off when peeling 🍶OVERALL, I was unable to make a recipe that would work as a mask for me. I do however plan to use it as a dietary supplement and see if how that may work for me. Thanks to Living Jin for allowing me to sample this!

What is agar and how can we use it? Agar (or agar-agar) is made from seaweed–more specifically red algae–and it’s commonly used in cooking as a plant-based alternative to gelatin. It’s usually found in Asian groceries and health food stores, but today I’ll show you how to put it to use in your beauty routine too! Agar is a mix of carbohydrates extracted from seaweed, specifically Red Sea algae. It’s also known by its Japanese name, Kanten. Agar-agar has no flavor, odor or color so it’s helpful as a culinary ingredient. It can be used to substitute for gelatin, thicken soups, and make jams and jellies, ice cream, and other desserts that need to set.  Many vegans and vegetarians stop using ABG because of its origins. Animal based gelatins are primarily derived from the collagen present in the skin, bones, tendons and cartilage of livestock animals. The main source of collagen is derived from pigs and cattle. Agar is red algae which can most commonly be understood as red algae or seaweed. Agar is low in saturated fat and cholesterol and high in calcium, folate, iron and vitamins. People transitioning to a plant-based diet, but do not want to give up cakes and desserts, can turn to Agar to fit their taste and goals. Animal-based gelatin consists of 98-99% protein. Despite this fact, it is common knowledge that consuming copious amounts of jello, or exclusively, will result in malnutrition and even net protein loss. Agar is known to help to maintain good health. . However, Agar is more cost effective than animal-based gelatin because less is needed for dishes to set or “gel”. Two grams of agar is equivalent to about six grams of gelatin. And this particular brand of Agar agar, is made in Korea, have a excellent reputation, their agar is very high quality & Japan imports it's from South Korea, due to its being such high quality. I have not tried using it as a mask yet, bt look forward to doing so! This is a very versatile product, that you can use in the kitchen &/or as an addition to your skincare routine. Ill leave the recipe, in case anyone's interested 😊! My thoughts .. I think this was a great find for me & totally new! I wasn't able to get to the mask yet, bt I did cook w it & was very pleasantly surprised. The medical gummies I made, turned out great! I couldn't tell the difference between it & gelatin (ex: in pic 2). I'm glad I had a chance to try this & will let my vegan friends about this great powder. * 1 TBSP of agar agar * ,2 TBSP hot steamed milk * 1 tsp manuka honey * 2 drops chamomile oil or substitute tea tree oil for acne prone skin * 1 capsule vitamin E oil for dry/mature skin (optional) You can also make up your own mask👍 Steam milk in a heat safe bowl, add agar powder. Mix well & add honey & essential oil. Keep mixing until the consistency is even. Apply mask warm, not hot! Apply in an upward motion, till face is covered. Let dry for 10/20 minutes, just keep it away from hair, unless you want to remove some., avoid eye area! Once dry, start gently peeling from the chin up. After you peel it off, use a washcloth &/or a cotton ball w some molecular water. Your skin will feel tight, smooth & soft! 😊

LIVING JIN Agar Powder is 100% seaweed. Long used just as an additive for food, it is now becoming increasingly popular as a face cleanser and mask. It comes in a 4oz resealable bag of powder that can be easily mixed into smoothies or a mask by simply adding your favorite fruits. Recommended are grapes, strawberries and oranges! Great for you inside and out! 5 stars without a doubt!

Using Agar Agar Powder was waaaay different than any other skin product. There are things I want to mention about using it; 1. It is customizable: you can try your own mixture of organic ingredients depending on the skin type you have and your skin concern. 2. It is time investing: you have to take some time to make it and cool it down a bit, plus its usage. 3. Last for a long time: the bag can last for a long time since the amount is taken for making a mask for me was 1 tbsp. 4. It is all natural: it is great that it is totally organic, natural and free of chemicals... only seaweed :3 The way I used it was adding orange skins, honey and couple drops of lavender (essence) to take out the regular smell. I reduced the measurements instead for not making a waste and made just a small size, enough for me. After leaving the mask for about 15 minutes I peeled off and wash with warm water, finally applied my moisturizer and my skin feels soo good :3 I used Orange because its properties help to reduce the open pores, honey for moisture and the lavender already mentioned.

I had never heard of Agar Agar until I saw #LivingJin had Agar Agar. So I purchased it at a discount from #0.8Liter thinking I would try it. After some research, I found out that I could use it instead of Gelatin. instead of using 8 tsp of gelatin, I would only need 1.5 tsp of Agar Agar to make some pretty jelly fruits or gummy bears. Instead I chose to use it as skin care. I took 2 teabags of black tea and Made my cup of tea. I added 1.5 tsp of agar agar in it and let it boil. Then I added some honey to the mix. Using this mixture as a face pack after it cooled down made my skin really soft and helped with my everyday dry skin. I washed my face off after 15 minutes. I have to say it was a nice feeling. and smooth! I really enjoyed it. I am pretty sure I would do this again.

This agar agar powder is made from 100% seaweed. It is eco-friendly, vegan, and packed with plenty of fiber. Here is the recipe I used for the facial mask for 2 persons (my mom and I): 1cup of water, 1.5 teaspoon of agar agar powder, 1 kiwi, 1 teaspoon of honey. First dissolve the powder with normal room temperature water, stir constanly until boil then let the liquid cool down to luke warm. Blend kiwi using a blender and mix it with the liquid and honey, let it cool down a little more then apply on skin using a brush (I used my old foundation brush), I applied 3 layers and used the leftover on my hands. Leave on for 20 mins then rinse out with warm water. Overall, this is a good DIY and homemade facial mask, you know what you put on your skin and no harsh chemical. Thanks #livingjin for a creative idea of using #agaragar in a different way.

Thank you to @0.8l_usa and @livingjin.official for a chance to try out Living Jin's Agar Agar Powder gel! I've always wanted a veggie gelatin because I don't like using gelatin made from pig, and beef gelatin is hard to find. Living Jin has made a vegan gel that smells like nothing, solidifies clear, and has minimal flavor. This product is a vegetable gelatin substitute with high gelling properties made from 100% pure seaweed. It's actually a diet supplement that's 25 calories per teaspoon serving, with 0 grams of fat and sugar, and 6 grams of fiber as the only carbs, essentially making it 0 net carbs! It only takes a pinch for single serving desserts. That's perfect if you want to make yourself a gelatin dessert, which I successfully made! The directions say to heat up any amount in boiling water, and I can attest to that being true. I did a small sprinkle of powder in ~1/5 cup of hot water, which did nothing, then I stuck it in the microwave for about 10 seconds, which boiled the mixture and started the gelling process. If you work too slowly and it solidifies on you, just add some more water and pop it in the microwave again. If you're making a layered dessert, you can set each layer in the refrigerator for at least 10 minutes. Since this was marketed as a skin care product to which you can add strawberry, orange, grape, or hibiscus for various brightening, revitalizing, nourishing, and toning properties, I decided to test an amla mask on my nose while the mixture was warm. Once I applied a thick layer of the mask to my nose, it had an immediate cooling sensation, and the texture feels like one of those powder to rubber masks. My nose felt cool the entire time, and the mask was very simple to remove. The mask does not dry tight and hard like an egg wash or a charcoal peel, so you will not be able to use this to remove blackheads. It left my nose feeling soft and smooth, neither dry nor oily, and had a brightening effect. I'm that sure the rest of my face would feel the same way.