Some of your hair problems likely stem from the shampoos, conditioners, and goodness knows what else has had contact with your hair and scalp over the years. \u00a0\u201cNo-shampoo\u201d advocates know that most hair products contain sulfates that strip the scalp of its natural oils. \u00a0This stripping causes the scalp to overcompensate by producing more oil than is needed. \u00a0With a bevy of other chemical additives, commercial hair products can wreak havoc in the long run, totally undoing the PH balance of your locks. \u00a0It may be a good idea to try eco-friendly products made wholly of natural ingredients. \u00a0After all, if these are good for the environment, they should be good for your hair. \u00a0A recent addition to the safe hair cleansing category is hemp oil hair shampoo.<\/p>\n
Hemp oil is a derivative of a plant of the cannabis variety. \u00a0Yes, it is from the seeds of marijuana\u2019s dull first cousin, industrial hemp. \u00a0Before you get a mischievous thought eyeing a bottle of hemp oil, know that this kind of hemp cannot induce the \u201chigh\u201d you\u2019re thinking of from the psychotropic cannabis sativa variety. \u00a0If you\u2019re still speculating on that bottle, read an extensive study on the subject done for the North American Hemp Council. \u00a0That settled, let\u2019s take a look into what\u2019s in hemp oil that promises better skin and hair.<\/p>\n