Natural Beauty

The Healing Seed’s Cash Crop

November 21, 2008  6:10 pm

George Washington grew it, die-hard Phish fans revived it in chunky necklace form (and then simultaneously stigmatized it for all time), and now The Healing Seed has perfected it for the consumption of beauty fiends the world over. We’re of course talking about hemp, and subsequently virgin organic hempseed oil, which is the main ingredient in this new California-based face, hair, and body care line. Made with the nutrient-rich oil from hempseed grown on sustainable, family-owned farms in China, The Healing Seed relies on a cold-pressed distillation process to ensure that each product in its 100 percent vegan line benefits from the maximum efficacy of hemp’s high concentration of essential fatty acids (EFAs), protein, and other additional vitamins and minerals. Once absorbed into the skin and hair, these EFAs add moisture and restore ceramide levels, which typically decline as a natural result of the aging process. With repeated use, you get smoother skin and shinier hair, and at no point do you have to suffer through 25-minute-long jam band sessions. It’s really a win-win.

tags: Ceramide, Hair, Hempseed oil, Skincare, The Healing Seed

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