351: Hemp Seed Oil For Skin Benefits and How to Use Hemp Oil For Rashes

Let’s talk about hemp seed oil for skin benefits! This powerful, nutrient-rich seed oil is loaded with skin-friendly vitamins and fatty acids that are fantastic for your skin — especially when it’s dry and itchy. But there’s also some confusion around hemp seed oil.Even though it’s from a plant that’s been cultivated for thousands of years for medicinal purposes, people still tend to associate it with CBD or even cannabis, which are definitely not the same thing as hemp seed oil.We’re going to take a look at what the differences are between hemp seed oil and its other, more psychoactive cousins. And we’re also going to talk about how to use hemp oil for skin rashes. Because it’s phenomenal for cooling down inflammation quickly and supporting your skin in a variety of ways.Real talk: healing from a skin rash, especially one you’ve had for some time, isn’t an overnight process. You’ve got to figure out where the imbalance is, and then address what’s driving this problem. And unfortunately, it’s usually a combination of a few things that have to be worked out. That’s why everything you’ve tried up until this point hasn’t worked. You need a more comprehensive look at the factors that drive skin rashes.When I work with my private clients, I first walk them through the process I’m sharing with you for free here: The Skin Rash Root Cause Finder. It’s a workbook that will help you narrow down the underlying causes of your rash so you can get to work stopping it! Download it here and let’s figure this out, together!In This Episode:Hemp oil vs CBD vs cannabisWhat are endocannabinoids and how do they compare to cannabinoids?Hemp oil for skin eczema, psoriasis, and other rashesThe benefits of hemp seed oil for skinWhat to watch out for in topical CBD oilsQuell products that feature hemp seed oilQuotes“But, hemp is not psychoactive and doesn’t contain Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) which is the psychoactive part of a marijuana plant that makes you “high.”“It’s got a lovely balance of both Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty acids, and it also contains non-psychoactive cannabinoids so you get the benefits of likely interaction with the endocannabinoid receptors in the skin, without the psychoactive nonsense.”LinksDermaQuell Nourish Butter – https://www.quellshop.com/products/nourish-butterALSO – we offer all three full 2oz jars in the Ultimate Quell kit – https://www.quellshop.com/products/ultimate-quell-kitOR try the Quell skincare sample pack that includes all three creams for $12.95 (free shipping) – https://www.quellshop.com/products/dermaquell-skincare-sample-kit (especially great for those who are nervous to purchase a full product without trying it first. Each sample is a sealed 0.26oz sachet packet and includes a $12.95 store credit to use on anything in the shop.)For helpful info on other star ingredients in the DermaQuell line, check out…Healthy Skin Show ep. 346: How to Use Zinc for Eczema + Other Itchy, Painful RashesHealthy Skin Show ep. 335: Why I Love THESE Black Cumin Seed Oil Skin BenefitsHealthy Skin Show ep. 340: Moringa Oil Benefits for Skin: How to Use This For Eczema + Psorias