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Amanda’s 100% Pure Cold-Pressed Hemp Seed Oil is pressed from hemp seeds (Cannabis sativa) and left unrefined to preserve the natural characteristics of this nutrient-rich seed oil. It contains no fillers or unnecessary additives.
Hemp seed oil is particularly valued for its high concentration of polyunsaturated fatty acids. It typically contains approximately 55% linoleic acid (omega-6), 16% alpha-linolenic acid (omega-3), and 11% oleic acid, although the exact composition naturally varies between seeds and growing conditions.
Importantly, hemp seed oil is different from CBD oil. Hemp seed oil is obtained from the seeds rather than being produced as a cannabinoid-rich extract from the flowers and other aerial portions of the plant.
Hemp seeds are nutrient-dense foods containing protein, essential fatty acids, minerals and other naturally occurring plant nutrients.
Their oil is especially interesting because it provides both linoleic acid (omega-6) and alpha-linolenic acid or ALA (omega-3)—two essential fatty acids that the human body cannot manufacture and therefore must obtain through the diet.
Hemp seed oil is often described as having an omega-6 to omega-3 ratio close to 3:1, although this ratio is not identical in every batch or variety of hemp.
Hemp seed oil provides emollient conditioning, helping dry skin feel softer, smoother and better moisturized without the extremely heavy feel of some botanical oils and butters.
Its linoleic and alpha-linolenic acid content makes hemp seed oil particularly interesting for maintaining the lipids that contribute to the skin's natural protective barrier.
Applying the oil to slightly damp skin can help reduce water loss from the skin's surface, supporting softer and more supple-feeling skin.
Its fatty-acid composition has made hemp seed oil popular in products intended for dry, rough and easily irritated skin.
Hemp seed oil contains naturally occurring tocopherols and other minor plant compounds that contribute to its nutritional and antioxidant profile.
Hemp seed oil is frequently chosen by people with oily or acne-prone skin because of its relatively lightweight texture and high linoleic-acid content.
It is also widely incorporated into cosmetic preparations designed for very dry and eczema-prone skin because its essential fatty acids provide useful emollient and barrier-supporting properties.
Individual skin responses vary, however, so people with very sensitive or reactive skin should patch test any new botanical oil before widespread use.
Hemp seed oil helps lubricate and soften dry, coarse, curly, coily and textured hair, making strands feel smoother and more manageable.
Applying a small amount to damp hair can help slow moisture loss and protect hair from becoming excessively dry.
The oil can lubricate the hair strands, reducing friction during handling, combing and styling—an important consideration for hair susceptible to mechanical breakage.
A small amount smoothed over the strands can help hair look softer, smoother and naturally glossy.
Hemp seed oil can be gently massaged into a dry scalp as part of a regular scalp-conditioning routine.
Hemp seed oil's smooth texture also makes it useful as a natural body and massage oil. It provides lubrication while simultaneously conditioning dry skin.
It may be used alone or blended with other carrier oils as part of a personalized massage or body-care formulation.
When the particular oil is prepared and labelled for food use, hemp seed oil can provide valuable unsaturated fatty acids as part of a balanced diet.
It can be added to:
Salads and dressings
Smoothies
Dips
Prepared vegetables
Porridge and other foods after cooking
Because hemp seed oil contains a high proportion of polyunsaturated fatty acids, it is generally better suited to unheated or low-temperature applications rather than prolonged high-temperature frying.
Face: Apply 2–3 drops to clean, slightly damp skin and massage gently.
Body: Apply after bathing to help seal moisture into the skin.
Hair: Smooth a few drops through damp or dry hair, concentrating on dry areas and ends.
Scalp: Massage a small quantity into the scalp.
Pre-Shampoo Treatment: Apply to the hair and scalp before shampooing for additional conditioning.
Massage: Use alone or combine with another suitable carrier oil.
100% Pure • Cold-Pressed • Unrefined • No Fillers • No Unnecessary Additives
At Amanda’s Natural Products and Services, we believe in preserving the natural value contained inside the seed. Our Hemp Seed Oil provides a versatile botanical oil for skin, hair, scalp and body care, while food-grade hemp seed oil also offers the nutritional value of naturally occurring essential fatty acids.
From seed to bottle — pure natural care from Amanda’s Natural Products and Services.
Amanda’s 100% Pure Cold-Pressed Hemp Seed Oil is pressed from hemp seeds (Cannabis sativa) and left unrefined to preserve the natural characteristics of this nutrient-rich seed oil. It contains no fillers or unnecessary additives.
Hemp seed oil is particularly valued for its high concentration of polyunsaturated fatty acids. It typically contains approximately 55% linoleic acid (omega-6), 16% alpha-linolenic acid (omega-3), and 11% oleic acid, although the exact composition naturally varies between seeds and growing conditions.
Importantly, hemp seed oil is different from CBD oil. Hemp seed oil is obtained from the seeds rather than being produced as a cannabinoid-rich extract from the flowers and other aerial portions of the plant.
Hemp seeds are nutrient-dense foods containing protein, essential fatty acids, minerals and other naturally occurring plant nutrients.
Their oil is especially interesting because it provides both linoleic acid (omega-6) and alpha-linolenic acid or ALA (omega-3)—two essential fatty acids that the human body cannot manufacture and therefore must obtain through the diet.
Hemp seed oil is often described as having an omega-6 to omega-3 ratio close to 3:1, although this ratio is not identical in every batch or variety of hemp.
Hemp seed oil provides emollient conditioning, helping dry skin feel softer, smoother and better moisturized without the extremely heavy feel of some botanical oils and butters.
Its linoleic and alpha-linolenic acid content makes hemp seed oil particularly interesting for maintaining the lipids that contribute to the skin's natural protective barrier.
Applying the oil to slightly damp skin can help reduce water loss from the skin's surface, supporting softer and more supple-feeling skin.
Its fatty-acid composition has made hemp seed oil popular in products intended for dry, rough and easily irritated skin.
Hemp seed oil contains naturally occurring tocopherols and other minor plant compounds that contribute to its nutritional and antioxidant profile.
Hemp seed oil is frequently chosen by people with oily or acne-prone skin because of its relatively lightweight texture and high linoleic-acid content.
It is also widely incorporated into cosmetic preparations designed for very dry and eczema-prone skin because its essential fatty acids provide useful emollient and barrier-supporting properties.
Individual skin responses vary, however, so people with very sensitive or reactive skin should patch test any new botanical oil before widespread use.
Hemp seed oil helps lubricate and soften dry, coarse, curly, coily and textured hair, making strands feel smoother and more manageable.
Applying a small amount to damp hair can help slow moisture loss and protect hair from becoming excessively dry.
The oil can lubricate the hair strands, reducing friction during handling, combing and styling—an important consideration for hair susceptible to mechanical breakage.
A small amount smoothed over the strands can help hair look softer, smoother and naturally glossy.
Hemp seed oil can be gently massaged into a dry scalp as part of a regular scalp-conditioning routine.
Hemp seed oil's smooth texture also makes it useful as a natural body and massage oil. It provides lubrication while simultaneously conditioning dry skin.
It may be used alone or blended with other carrier oils as part of a personalized massage or body-care formulation.
When the particular oil is prepared and labelled for food use, hemp seed oil can provide valuable unsaturated fatty acids as part of a balanced diet.
It can be added to:
Salads and dressings
Smoothies
Dips
Prepared vegetables
Porridge and other foods after cooking
Because hemp seed oil contains a high proportion of polyunsaturated fatty acids, it is generally better suited to unheated or low-temperature applications rather than prolonged high-temperature frying.
Face: Apply 2–3 drops to clean, slightly damp skin and massage gently.
Body: Apply after bathing to help seal moisture into the skin.
Hair: Smooth a few drops through damp or dry hair, concentrating on dry areas and ends.
Scalp: Massage a small quantity into the scalp.
Pre-Shampoo Treatment: Apply to the hair and scalp before shampooing for additional conditioning.
Massage: Use alone or combine with another suitable carrier oil.
100% Pure • Cold-Pressed • Unrefined • No Fillers • No Unnecessary Additives
At Amanda’s Natural Products and Services, we believe in preserving the natural value contained inside the seed. Our Hemp Seed Oil provides a versatile botanical oil for skin, hair, scalp and body care, while food-grade hemp seed oil also offers the nutritional value of naturally occurring essential fatty acids.
From seed to bottle — pure natural care from Amanda’s Natural Products and Services.
