Hemp bars, lightweight and conditioning.
Hemp seed oil is unusually rich in linoleic acid, which makes it conditioning without feeling heavy — a rare combination in a solid bar.
Why we make hemp soap & hemp bars.
Hemp seed oil is cold-pressed from the seed, not the plant, and contains no cannabinoids. What it does contain is a high proportion of linoleic and alpha-linolenic acid — light, fast-absorbing fatty acids that soften without leaving a film. That's what makes hemp such a useful oil for fine hair and for skin that turns greasy under richer butters.
Our hemp bar pairs hemp seed oil with hydrolyzed rice protein for body and strength, in a sulfate-free formula built for the scalp rather than adapted from body soap. It's a good pick for fine or limp hair that goes flat under heavier conditioning bars.
One bar replaces a plastic bottle, travels without a liquids bag, and lasts through weeks of washes. Full ingredient list on the product page.
Good to know.
- Does hemp soap contain CBD or THC?
- No. Hemp seed oil is pressed from the seed, which contains no cannabinoids. It is used purely as a light conditioning oil.
- Is a hemp bar good for fine hair?
- Yes — hemp seed oil is high in linoleic acid, so it conditions without the weight of heavier butters. Fine hair tends to keep more body with it.
- Will it smell like hemp?
- No. The scent comes from the essential and fragrance oils listed on the product page, not the hemp oil.