Why? It's not what you're thinking!
At Winnipesaukee Soap Company Hemp Seed Oil just makes sense! It is a key ingredient in our efforts to create ethically produced, high quality, hand-crafted soaps from sustainable ingredients. Our Hemp Seed Oil is grown without the use of toxic pesticides, excessive water and does not deplete the soil it grows in. In fact, the hemp plant benefits the ground in which it grows in away many other crops cannot. Not to mention every bit of the hemp plant has a valuable legal use in commercial industry.
Hemp Seed Oil is non-greasy and readily absorbed, with beneficial properties for the skin and the environment and is gaining recognition as nature's most sustainable oil.
Hemp Seed Oil is a highly emollient oil and wonderful for dry skin conditions. When Hemp Seed oil is applied to the skin on a regular basis, you will notice a marked improvement of dryness, eczema, psoriasis. Hemp Seed Oil is also reputed to reduce irritation caused by nappy rash, cradle cap and UV damage. The composition of hemp seed oil has been shown to produce beneficial anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant effects. Hemp seed oil contains anti-oxidants, carotene, phyto-sterols, phospholipids, as well as a number of minerals including calcium, magnesium, sulphur, potassium, iron, zinc. Vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, B6, C, D, and E.
Essential Fatty Acids are the skin's building blocks. About ¾ of hemp seed oil’s fatty acids are polyunsaturated fatty acids, which have very strong soothing and healing properties. When applied to the skin this increases the skin’s ability to hold moisture without leaving it feeling greasy. These Essential Fatty Acids can help repair cell damage as they are part of the cell membrane, they also help keep the cells fluid. This is important for maintaining the correct function of the skin, whilst also improving the energy flow between cells, as well as the nutrient absorption and detox function.
Winnipesaukee Soap Company
Cleanse your skin with confidence, knowing that our all-natural soap is always safe for you, and for the Earth.
At Winnipesaukee Soap Company Hemp Seed Oil just makes sense! It is a key ingredient in our efforts to create ethically produced, high quality, hand-crafted soaps from sustainable ingredients. Our Hemp Seed Oil is grown without the use of toxic pesticides, excessive water and does not deplete the soil it grows in. In fact, the hemp plant benefits the ground in which it grows in away many other crops cannot. Not to mention every bit of the hemp plant has a valuable legal use in commercial industry.
Hemp Seed Oil is non-greasy and readily absorbed, with beneficial properties for the skin and the environment and is gaining recognition as nature's most sustainable oil.
Hemp Seed Oil is a highly emollient oil and wonderful for dry skin conditions. When Hemp Seed oil is applied to the skin on a regular basis, you will notice a marked improvement of dryness, eczema, psoriasis. Hemp Seed Oil is also reputed to reduce irritation caused by nappy rash, cradle cap and UV damage. The composition of hemp seed oil has been shown to produce beneficial anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant effects. Hemp seed oil contains anti-oxidants, carotene, phyto-sterols, phospholipids, as well as a number of minerals including calcium, magnesium, sulphur, potassium, iron, zinc. Vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, B6, C, D, and E.
Essential Fatty Acids are the skin's building blocks. About ¾ of hemp seed oil’s fatty acids are polyunsaturated fatty acids, which have very strong soothing and healing properties. When applied to the skin this increases the skin’s ability to hold moisture without leaving it feeling greasy. These Essential Fatty Acids can help repair cell damage as they are part of the cell membrane, they also help keep the cells fluid. This is important for maintaining the correct function of the skin, whilst also improving the energy flow between cells, as well as the nutrient absorption and detox function.
Winnipesaukee Soap Company
Cleanse your skin with confidence, knowing that our all-natural soap is always safe for you, and for the Earth.
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