Most people are familiar with the industrial and commercial usefulness of hemp for making clothing, paper, plastic, fuel and even hempcrete, which can be used to build homes and other structures. Hemp\u2019s ability to enrich the soil that it\u2019s grown in with nitrogen and other nutrients, as well as the fact that it grows quicker than trees and produces recyclable and biodegradable products, also makes it an environmentally friendly crop.<\/p>\n
This fibrous plant produces edible seeds \u2014 sometimes referred to as hemp hearts \u2014 which are a great source of vegan, plant-based protein. They can be eaten or pressed into a deeply nourishing oil for use in all kinds of skincare staples like cleansers, lotions, face masks, eye cream and makeup products from mascara to lip gloss.<\/p>\n
The nutritional properties of this wondrous oil read like a grocery list of all the best things to put on your skin. It\u2019s rich in protein, polyunsaturated fatty acids, insoluble fiber, vitamin E, potassium, magnesium, iron, zinc, calcium and phosphorus. All of these nutrients are good for you inside and out and can make a major impact on the overall appearance of your skin whether you consume hemp seeds or apply hempseed oil topically in a product. Hempseed oil\u2019s balanced ratio of omega-6 to omega-3 fatty acids improves cardiovascular function, supports the immune system and promotes healthy flow in the intestines.<\/p>\n
Unlike other medicated, cannabis-infused topicals<\/a> that lots of people use to help reduce pain, aching muscles and tension throughout the body, hempseed oil products contain almost no traces of THC<\/a>, which make them completely legal and easily accessible to anyone in any state, regardless of the legislation surrounding cannabis use.<\/p>\n If you have skin issues that you\u2019re looking for some assistance with, check out all the ways hempseed oil can make a difference and consider adding it to your daily skincare routine.<\/p>\n Moisturize Your Skin<\/strong><\/p>\n Hemp oil is a humectant that not only draws moisture to the skin, but also helps the skin retain and preserve moisture, reducing dryness overtime. It\u2019s easily absorbed by the skin and can penetrate the epidermis and subdermal layers for deep relief that can stop itching and skin irritations like eczema<\/a>, which can leave your skin looking and feeling very parched.<\/p>\n Reduce Wrinkles and Fine Lines<\/strong><\/p>\n Hempseed oil contains all 21 known amino acids that play a role in helping your skin stay plump, firm and looking youthful. Most importantly, hempseed oil has oleic acid that can help to reduce atopic dermatitis<\/a> and it contains linoleic acid, which can slow down signs of aging. Regular use can regenerate and energize the skin\u2019s natural protective layer that can become dull, porous or rough over time.<\/p>\n Benefit All Skin Types <\/strong><\/p>\n Because hempseed oil has a composition that\u2019s incredibly similar to lipids produced by the skin\u2019s epidermal cells, it\u2019s suitable for all skin types whether your skin is dry, oily, combination or sensitive. It\u2019s also non-comedogenic, meaning that it softens and smooths skin without the risk of clogging pores, which can cause unsightly blackheads due to excess oil on the surface.\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Fight Acne and Skin Irritation<\/strong><\/p>\n This powerful anti-inflammatory also has antioxidant properties that can balance the skin\u2019s natural sebum production and even-out skin tone. When combined with a good cleanser, hempseed oil can reduce and prevent acne caused by dead skin cells, dirt buildup or hormonal changes.<\/p>\n Originally published in\u00a0Issue 30<\/a>\u00a0of Cannabis Now.\u00a0<\/em>LEARN MORE<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n TELL US<\/strong>, have you ever tried hemp oil?<\/p>\n The post Hempseed Oil Inside & Out<\/a> appeared first on Cannabis Now<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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