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Herbal Manetenance Ingredients

Hemp Oil

Hemp Oil

Cannabis sativa L.

Composition

Hemp oil, also known as hemp seed oil, ismade from hemp, a cannabis plant like the drug marijuanabut containing little to no tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the chemical that gets people “high.” Instead of THC, hemp contains cannabidiol (CBD), a chemical that has been used to treat everything from epilepsy to anxiety.

  • Fatty acids: Rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids, including omega-3 (alpha-linolenic acid) and omega-6 (linoleic acid). 
  • Vitamins: Contains vitamin E, an antioxidant. 
  • Minerals: Includes magnesium, calcium, and iron. 
  • Phytosterols: Plant compounds with potential health benefits. 
  • Cannabinoids: Traces of cannabinoids, such as CBD (cannabidiol) and THC (tetrahydrocannabinol), but in very low amounts

Origins

Hemp seeds, derived from the Cannabis sativa plant, have a long and complex history, with origins potentially stemming from ancient civilizations in regions like Iran and the Middle East.While the precise origin is debated, early evidence suggests hemp was used for various purposes, including oil, fiber, and medicinal applications.The term "hemp" itself has roots in various languages, potentially tracing back to a Scythian or Thracian word.

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  • Carbon Sequestration:Hemp is a fast-growing plant that efficiently captures carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, storing it in its biomass. One hectare of hemp field can absorb as much CO2 as a hectare of tropical forest. 
  • Reduced Water and Pesticide Use:Hemp requires less water and fewer pesticides compared to other crops like cotton, making it a more environmentally sustainable option. 
  • Soil Health Improvement:Hemp cultivation can improve soil health by increasing soil organic matter and reducing soil erosion. 
  • Biodegradability:Hemp is a biodegradable material, contributing to a circular economy and reducing waste. 
  • Renewable Biofuel:Hemp can be used to produce biofuels, offering a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels. 
  • Construction Material:Hemp can be used in construction, providing insulation and reducing the carbon footprint of buildings. 
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HAIR BENEFITS

Hemp oil is a natural powerhouse for hair care, offering a multitude of benefits that address various hair concerns. Rich in omega fatty acids, vitamins, and essential nutrients, hemp oil promotes hair growth and combats hair loss by creating a healthy environment for hair follicles. Its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties make it effective in soothing scalp infections and reducing irritation, which further supports robust hair growth. The moisturizing capabilities of hemp oil help maintain scalp hydration, preventing dryness and brittleness that can lead to breakage. By acting as a protective barrier, hemp oil shields hair from environmental pollutants and locks in moisture, enhancing hair strength and preventing damage. Additionally, hemp oil adds shine, increases hair thickness, and improves elasticity, making it an ideal choice for those seeking healthier, more vibrant locks. Whether you're dealing with thin hair or aiming for glossy tresses, hemp oil offers a holistic approach to achieving and maintaining beautiful hair.

SCALP / SKIN BENEFITS

Hemp seed oil contains omega-6 fatty acids that contain anti-inflammatory properties and cansoothe eczema, acne and skin after shaving. Helps repair sun damage. It also helps to reduce UV damage and hyperpigmentation of the skin. Treats atopic dermatitis.