Today we take a look at some of the reasons why a Hemp Soap could be an invaluable asset when it comes to your daily care routine. Hemp seed oil has been used for centuries to treat a variety of skin conditions including eczema psoriasis, and acne, just to mention a few.
Oily, dry, or combination, whatever your skin type is, you can use hemp soap. That’s because the fatty acid profile of a Hemp Oil soap mimics that of our skin. It’s also a wonderful anti-aging product, capable of slowing down oxidation caused by free radicals.
But why should I use Hemp Soap?
If you’re someone who’s never tried any hemp skincare product before, we recommend starting with hemp soap like our Sativa Citrus Soap Bar. It’s a good way to experience all the benefits of hemp, without necessarily changing your daily routine.
Hemp Oil is one of the world’s richest sources of polyunsaturated fats while also including two of the most important essential fatty acids Omega 3 and Omega 6, and gamma-linolenic acid. These fatty acids are essential in helping maintain the natural moisture content in the body. They act as as a wonderful all natural moisturizing agent for the skin. Unlike other antibacterial or anti-inflammatory soaps, hemp soap doesn’t contain any nasty chemicals which dry out the skin. You can even use it on your face and you won’t experience that uncomfortable, tight feeling after cleansing. This is because soaps infused with hemp oil do not strip the skin of its natural oils. It’s a gentle cleanser that leaves your skin smooth and moisturized.
If you’re suffering from skin woes such as eczema or rosacea, hemp soap’s fatty acid content can help. This is because it provides anti-inflammatory properties that help soothe or calm irritated skin. The acids can also help with breakouts by reducing redness and swelling.
If you’ve ever had a sunburn, you know how that first shower could be painful. Instead of using a harsh soap, hemp bath soap will not aggravate the burn and can actually help your skin heal faster.
Now, if you’ve got young ones in the house, there’s no need to purchase another soap for them. It’s safe to be used by kids and no, it won’t get them high.
Try Hemp Soap for shaving!
Yes, shaving. Instead of buying shaving gels or shaving creams, you can save money by using natural hemp soap. Not only does it give a better shave it also makes your razors last longer. The trick is to use a good shaving brush. That way you can create a thick lather. Of course, you need to use a quality hemp soap like Quincessentials Sativa Citrus Soap Bar to make sure it provides enough lubrication and protection during shaving. For the best after shaving care try our Quincessentials After Shave Balm.
In conclusion.
Hemp soap is easy on the skin and incredibly moisturizing for two main reasons. For one, hemp soaps are made with hemp oil, which doesn’t remove natural oils from your skin. Plus, hemp soaps aren’t made with chemicals which do more harm than good, which dehydrate skin, like most traditional, anti-bacterial soaps. Therefore, you can use hemp soap on your face, on sunburned skin, and even for shaving. Our Sativa Citrus Hemp Soap is so rich in Sativa Hemp Seed Oil it can double as a shampoo bar when you are in a bind.
Quincessentials organic handcrafted Sativa Citrus Hemp Soap is formulated with locally grown and in house cold pressed unrefined organic hemp seed oil. It contains >35% Organic Hemp Seed Oil, one of the highest percentages of any hemp soap bar on the market. Our bar is richly packed with vitamins and essential fatty acids making this soap extremely good for the skin. Because hemp seed oil has incredible anti-inflammatory properties, this is a great all-natural soap for dry or sensitive skin and it’s very helpful for eczema and other skin conditions.
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Tried the hemp seeds oil bar soap. I will continue to use, because I have very oily skin and it helps. Will try some of Hemp other products.
So many people don’t know that scalp therapy shampoos for fast hair growth (of course with no sulfates, no parabens, no DEA) even exist. Persons are now able to have longer hair and attain more possibilities. For sure worth searching.
If you’re dealing with alopecia, hair damage, preventing hair disorders, hair growth, hair health more often than not, similar rules come to mind.
For the most part, you want to steer clear of hair products and treatments that contain chemicals like parabens, DEA or sulfates.
What is good for your hair is healthy for your skin all the same.
For obvious reasons your content above is so useful for so many reasons. It avoids the usual errors and pitfalls most fall into: purchasing ineffective alternatives. Thank you so much!