Lotion containing lobster protein helping combat brown tail moth rash
Customers' feedback, research shows lobster protein heals skin affected by brown tail moth rash
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Customers' feedback, research shows lobster protein heals skin affected by brown tail moth rash
Two University of Maine graduates have built a skincare brand around the regenerative benefits of lobsters, and their product offers a solution to a problem faced by many Mainers.
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Maine couple creates skincare product made with lobster Share Updated: 3:37 PM EDT Apr 1, 2021 Steve Minich Share Updated: 3:37 PM EDT Apr 1, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript HERE'S WMTW NEWS EIGHT'S STEVE MINICH WITH THIS WEEK'S MADE IN MAINE. (00-55-34)(PATRICK BREEDING/FOUNDER, MARIN SKINCARE) "THIS IS THE CIRCULATORY FLUID THAT COMES FROM LOBSTERS." IT'S THAT LITTLE BIT OF BODILY FLUID ,,, A PROTIEN THAT ALLOWS A LOBSTER TO HEAL WOUNDS EVEN REGENERATE CLAWS... AND NOW ITS THE FOUNDATION FOR MARIN SKINCARE'S HYDRATION CREAM......
WABI (Channel 5) reported that Marin Skincare, a small business established by University of Maine graduates Patrick Breeding and Amber Boutiette, has received a grant of $14,000 from the Buoy Maine pitch competition. Buoy Maine, a program sponsored by Maine Sea Grant at the University of Maine, seeks to foster innovation and entrepreneurship to support Maineâs working waterfront and coastal communities. Share this: