Hemp Vegetable Oil

The hemp oil is derived from hemp seeds and is rich in fatty acids, while CBD (cannabidiol) is a compound extracted from hemp flowers, primarily used for its soothing and anti-inflammatory properties.

Yes, hemp oil can be applied as a daily moisturising treatment for the face, providing protection and soothing effects.

Yes, hemp oil deeply nourishes and hydrates dry hair, making it softer and shinier.

Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, hemp oil could potentially reduce redness. However, more studies are still required to confirm this.

Yes, hemp oil is regarded as an excellent massage oil due to its light texture that absorbs quickly.

The use of hemp oil could potentially alleviate joint pain, but it does not replace a suitable medical treatment.

Hemp oil nourishes and strengthens the scalp due to its essential fatty acids and vitamin E content, which may help to limit breakage and promote a healthy environment for hair growth. However, it has no effect on alopecia.

No, hemp oil does not have proven repellent properties against mosquitoes. To deter these insects, it is better to turn to essential oils such as those of citronella, lemon eucalyptus or geranium.

No, hemp oil is not photosensitising and can be applied to the skin during the day without risk of sun sensitivity. It can even help soothe the skin after sun exposure due to its anti-inflammatory properties.

No, hemp oil is not comedogenic and is suitable for oily skin or skin prone to blemishes.