FAQs

1. What is the difference between CBD and Hemp oil?

Oils extracted from different parts of the hemp plant may contain some amounts of THC or CBD but still be labelled as hemp oil since it is made from hemp plants.The important thing to keep in mind when thinking about hemp oil vs CBD oil is that even though CBD oil sometimes is extracted from hemp plants, it can also be extracted from other cannabis plants that contain higher levels of THC. Hemp oil is always extracted from hemp plants but can contain no CBD/THC (from the seeds) or high CBD/trace THC (from the resin glands).

2. How To Use Hemp Oil?

There are multiple uses for hemp oil, which is part of its rise in popularity. Hemp oil can easily be added in food as a vitamin supplement due to its high level of vitamins E, B, B1, and B2. Hemp oil also contains potassium, magnesium, and fatty acids, such as omega-3 and omega- 6, in addition to being rich in protein and antioxidants.

Hemp oil is often used in shampoos, lotions, soaps, and other beauty or cosmetic products around the world.

It can also be found as an ingredient in plastics, paint, dressings, lubrication, and bio-diesel fuel. As such, using hemp oil can be an experience individuals desire since it has so many benefits.

3. What are the benefits?

The fatty acids hemp oil contains (omega-3 and omega-6) is one of the most beneficial health factors of it. These acids can help diminish the signs of aging, moisturize your skin, increase of skin elasticity and water retention. It is great to use hemp oil to hydrate your skin, hair, and nails, helping them stay healthy and strong. and improve heart health.

Gamma linoleic acid, found in hemp oil, helps to fight psoriasis, a skin condition that affects many individuals around the world. Learn more about how hemp seed oil helps your face and psoriasis.

4. So what is CBD oil?

CBD oil refers to oil that contains a concentration of CBD, or cannabidiol. It is most easily extracted from hemp specifically cultivated to be high in CBD since it only contains trace amounts of THC.