Benefits of Hemp Seed Oil for Your Skin
- savagesudsandscent
- Jul 27, 2021
- 2 min read
I often get a lot of compliments regarding the products I sell. People often tell me how amazing their skin feels after using my soaps and bath salts. Not only that, but they smell amazing. Well, let me tell you about my little secret…hemp seed oil. Guys, no joke, you cannot only eat this and receive extraordinary benefits, but it is incredible for your skin.
Now, don't get hemp seed oil confused with hemp oil. There is a difference. CBD hemp oil is made from the plants' stalks, leaves, and flowers. It contains loads of cannabinoids and is used to treat multiple ailments. Hemp seed oil is a little different, as it is derived from cold pressing hemp seeds. It does not contain CBD and is highly nutritional. Many people use it on salads, and skincare companies are now including it in their products.
It is suitable for the skin in many ways. It is not oily, therefore it doesn't clog your pores and helps treat acne because it is low in oleic acid and high in linoleic acid. Because of the linoleic acid, it is also excellent for those suffering from eczema due to it being anti-inflammatory. It also contains phytosterols, which help to boost collagen production in the skin. It also has high amounts of vitamin E, omega 3, and omega 6 fatty acids which work with the skin on a cellular level and protect it from environmental damage.
With all of these nutritional components, it's no wonder I have happy customers. This was extremely important to me when I was making my products. I'm a nurse, so caring for others is engrained in me. I wanted only the best of the best for my clients and only chose organic and cruelty-free ingredients.
Hemp seed oil is highly moisturizing, not only hydrating the skin for hours but it locks in that moisture and protects the skin. This goes a long way in not just preventing fine lines and wrinkles but also treating current ones. Something a lot of people don't know about this product is that it is excellent for treating varicose veins. It contains loads of fatty acids, and when it comes in contact with the skin, its anti-inflammatory skills get to work soothing the irritated veins.
When you take a bath, you want to relax, and you want to know that the products you are using in your bath water are top-rated and beneficial to your skin. When you clean your skin, you want products that aren't loaded with toxins but are going to speak to your skin on a cellular level and get to work healing and protecting it. This is why I include hemp seed oil in my products. After using them over a period of time, you will start to see a noticeable difference in your skin tone, texture, and vibrancy. I hope you enjoy using them as much as I have enjoyed making them!
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