Cold Pressed Hemp Seed Oil
Experience 3-in-1 Skin, Hair & Body Care
The 3-in-1 Essential: This cold-pressed oil is a versatile powerhouse for your skin, scalp, and body. Naturally rich in omega fatty acids and antioxidants, it acts as a primary defense against inflammation, redness, and irritation.
Deep Barrier Support: The lightweight texture ensures rapid absorption, helping to balance oil production and calm breakouts without clogging pores. It provides immediate soothing for sensitive scalps, acne-prone skin, or post-workout muscle soreness.
Total Body Care: Use it as a targeted treatment or a full-body moisturizer to strengthen your skin's natural defenses. This clean, multipurpose oil is the simplest way to give your body the anti-inflammatory support it needs to stay healthy.
- A 100% raw, single-ingredient oil preserved through cold-pressing to keep nutrients active.
- A versatile treatment that hydrates and repairs the skin, scalp, and hair simultaneously.
- Provides high-performance nourishment without any additives or synthetic chemicals.
- Anti-Inflammatory: Effectively calms reactive skin, aiding in the relief of acne, psoriasis, and eczema.
- Barrier Support: Strengthens the skin’s natural protective barrier to prevent moisture loss.
- Intense Hydration: Provides deep, long-lasting moisture for both the face and body.
- Oil Balancing: Helps regulate natural sebum production, making it suitable for both oily and dry skin.
- Scalp & Hair Care: Reduces dandruff, promotes hair growth, and strengthens the hair's protein structure.
- Non-Clogging: A non-comedogenic formula that hydrates the skin deeply while keeping pores clear.
- Texture Repair: Improves skin bounce and softness through a high concentration of fatty acids.
100% Pure Cold-Pressed Hemp Seed Oil.
- Apply a few drops directly to clean skin as a daily moisturizer.
- For hair care, massage into the scalp or mix into your favorite conditioner.
- Can also be used as a safe carrier oil for essential oils.
- Contains a natural 3:1 ratio of Omega-6 to Omega-3 fatty acids, mirroring human skin lipids.
- This biological match allows the oil to be absorbed almost instantly to repair the skin's protective barrier.
- High levels of Gamma-Linolenic Acid (GLA) provide natural anti-inflammatory support for sensitive skin.
- Oxidation: Keep the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dark place to prevent the raw oil from spoiling.
- Purity: Avoid touching the dropper directly to your skin to prevent contaminating the remaining oil.
- Usage: Stop use if any redness or irritation occurs.
94%
AGREED SKIN FELT SOFTER & MORE HYDRATED AFTER FIRST FEW USES
92%
AGREED SCALP FELT CALMER & LESS IRRITATED
91%
AGREED HAIR FELT SMOOTHER & LESS DRY
89%
AGREED THE OIL ABSORBED QUICKLY WITHOUT GREASINESS
88%
AGREED SKIN LOOKED MORE COMFORTABLE & LESS RED
95%
AGREED DRY PATCHES REDUCED & SKIN FELT MORE BALANCED
93%
AGREED SCALP FLAKINESS IMPROVED SIGNIFICANTLY
92%
AGREED HAIR FELT STRONGER & HEALTHIER
90%
AGREED BREAKAGE & ROUGHNESS REDUCED
88%
AGREED OVERALL SKIN TEXTURE LOOKED SMOOTHER
Frequently Asked Questions
Hemp seed oil is a nutrient-dense oil extracted by cold-pressing the seeds of the Cannabis sativa plant. It is widely known for its rich profile of essential fatty acids and its nutty flavor.
Yes. Cold-pressing ensures that the oil is extracted without high heat or chemical solvents, preserving all the vital nutrients and the delicate Omega acid profile.
No. While they come from the same plant species, hemp seed oil is made only from the seeds, which contain no CBD or THC. CBD oil is extracted from the leaves, flowers, and stalks of the plant where cannabinoids are concentrated.
Not at all. Hemp seeds do not naturally contain THC (the psychoactive compound in marijuana). It is a safe, non-psychoactive food and skincare ingredient.
Yes! It has a comedogenic rating of 0, meaning it won’t clog pores. It helps balance oil production and calms inflammation, making it excellent for oily or breakout-prone skin.
Absolutely. It is a fantastic moisturizer for the scalp and hair shafts. It can help strengthen hair strands and add a natural shine without leaving a heavy, greasy residue.
For most people, it is perfectly safe. However, consuming large amounts may cause minor digestive upset. If you are using it topically, we always recommend a patch test on a small area of skin first.
Yes, in moderation. Many pet owners use hemp seed oil to improve their pet's coat health, and it is a safe source of healthy fats for children. Always consult with a pediatrician or vet for specific dosage.
Yes. It contains Gamma-linolenic acid (GLA), a powerful fatty acid that has been linked to reduced inflammation in the body. This makes it a popular supplement for those looking to manage symptoms of inflammatory conditions like arthritis or general joint soreness.
It acts as both a humectant (drawing moisture in) and an emollient (smoothing the surface). It strengthens the skin barrier, preventing moisture loss and protecting against environmental stressors like pollution and harsh weather.
Many users find relief using hemp seed oil topically because its fatty acid profile mimics the skin's natural lipids. This helps to soothe redness, itching, and flaking associated with chronic dry skin conditions without the need for harsh chemicals.
Yes. The Vitamin E and antioxidants found in the oil help fight oxidative stress. By neutralizing free radicals, it helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles while improving skin elasticity.
We do not recommend frying with it. Hemp seed oil has a low smoke point (around 165°C / 330°F). High heat can destroy the delicate Omega fatty acids and alter the flavor. It is best used raw as a finishing oil, in salad dressings, or blended into smoothies.
It has a pleasant, mild, and nutty flavor—similar to sunflower seeds or walnuts. It adds a rich, earthy depth to savory dishes.
Because the Omega fats are sensitive to light and heat, you should store your bottle in a cool, dark place or, ideally, in the refrigerator after opening to maintain maximum freshness and potency.
Hemp seed oil is generally very safe. However, consuming very large amounts may cause mild digestive upset. When using it topically for the first time, we recommend a small patch test to ensure you don't have a personal sensitivity.
Designed to Balance Skin & Hair, Naturally