You can use the Organic Hemp Hair Treatment on wet or dry hair:

Dry hair: Apply a small amount to ends of dry hair to add moisture and definition.
Wet Hair: Rub into scalp and leave for 1/2 minutes before washing out.

Use weekly on damaged or perfect hair – It will only get better!

Did you know that your hair also benefits from the intake of Omega-3, 6 and 9?

As a complete protein containing Omega 3, 6, and 9, Hemp offers our hair benefits that no other substance can. Made for even the most sensitive skin types, Hemp Seed Oil will leave your hair and scalp feeling nourished, hydrated, and ready to take on the day. On top of all that, using Hemp Seed Oil for haircare has been shown to reduce hair breakage and stimulate hair growth.

All of HempCo’s Hemp Seed Oil for Haircare has been made in Margaret River, Australia!

*aloe barbadensis leaf juice, *Hemp seed oil(cannabis sativa) non gmo/vegan behentrimonium methosulfate,*sunflower oil(helianthus annuus) non gmo vegetable glycerine, plant derived cetyl alcohol, guar gum(cyamopsis tetragonoloba) benzyl alcohol, salicylic acid, sorbic acid, vit E(d-alpha tocopherol) *lavender(lavandula augustifolia) *bergamot(citrus bergamia) vit B5(d-panthenol) non gmo citric acid, limonene, linalool, *organic

Net contents: 240ml – 8.11fl/oz

When it comes to Industrial Hemp, it can be tough knowing where to begin.

It has something to offer for everybody – and that’s no exaggeration! Are you looking for eco-friendly clothing, chemical-free skincare products, or an incredibly reliable source of protein for your vegan diet? We think Hemp might just be the answer.

For over 20,000 years, Humans have domesticated this plant to provide for growing civilisations. One question – why did we stop growing Hemp?
Well, we all know why. Hemp’s the relation to ‘Marijuana’, the potent flower that produces high amounts of the psychoactive compound ‘THC’ is supposedly why. A second question – Why did we outlaw the entire plant, not just the compound?

We may never know. However, with modern revelations, it’s more important than ever to understand the different varieties.

Hemp and Marijuana are two different breeds of the same plant. It’s a bit of a complicated topic, but we break it down a bit more in our blog about Hemp and Marijuana’s difference.

In summary;
1. Industrial Hemp = A Plant with under 0.3-1% THC (Depending on the country and state)
2. ‘Marijuana’/Medical cannabis = Any plant with over 1% THC Content. At this point, anything with more than 1% THC is considered medical or illegal cannabis.

We found Hemp through a pathway that began with looking for non-synthetic alternatives to everyday products. Once we became obsessed with the variety of products that we could make from Hemp, we took it upon ourselves to spread the word! For the last 20 years, we’ve been striving to serve the Australian hemp industry with high-quality hemp products that you know and trust.

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