Margaret River Organic Hemp Hair Serum (30ml)
This deeply hydrating Hemp Hair Serum will help your hair shine and reduce frizziness. This serum is full of Omega 3, 6, and 9 and will leave your hair and scalp feeling nourished and hydrated. And as a cherry on top using Hemp Seed Oil for hair care has been shown to reduce hair breakage and stimulate hair growth.
$26.95
About Margaret River Hemp Co
Margaret River Hemp Co was founded in 1995. They have created a high-quality Australian-grown set of hemp products that are not tested on animals, are pesticide, parabens and GMO-free, contain no sulphates and are vegan. Shop now.
Product details
How to use
Put a few drops onto your fingers and massage them into the ends of your hair to help repair split ends and give your hair a new, natural scent.
Ingredients
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sunflower oil (helianthus annuus)
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Hemp seed oil(cannabis sativa)
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argan oil(argania spinosa)
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castor oil(ricinus communis)
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vitamin e (d-alpha tocopherol)
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rosemary (rosmalinus officinals)
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Australian Botanical – kunzea ambigua
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Rosemary (rosmalinus officinals)
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alpha-pinene
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cineole
FAQs
Is hemp seed oil vegan-friendly?
Yes, hemp seed oil is vegan-friendly. Hemp seed oil is produced by cold-pressing the hemp plant's seeds to extract the oil without using any animal products or by-products.
Is hemp gluten free?
Yes hemp gluten free. It's also hypoallergenic, which can help people who are prone to food allergies.
Will hemp come up in a drug test?
While Hemp and Cannabis both belong to the Cannabis plant family, they differ in their chemical composition. Hemp contains low levels of THC, which is the compound that produces the "high" often associated with Cannabis use. Drug tests are designed to detect THC, so if you use hemp products containing less than 0.3% THC, it will most likely not appear in a regular drug test. If you are worried, you could use products labelled as "THC-free" or "broad-spectrum," meaning they still contain beneficial cannabinoids and terpenes but no THC.
Is hemp legal in Australia?
Hemp was legalised in Australia in 2017. Hemp crops produced in Victoria and Tasmania will not have a THC level of greater than 0.35%. In New South Wales, Western Australia, South Australia and Queensland it’s not greater than 1%. Hemp products will not give you a high often associated with Cannabis and most hemp skin care will not contain THC.
