Hemp Skincare
Hemp skincare – the plant kingdom's best-kept secret
Hemp has been cultivated for over 10,000 years for food, clothing, and medicine. Only now are we beginning to understand what it can do for skin. Spoiler: it's more than you think.

Hemp, cannabis, marijuana – clearing up the confusion
The confusion around hemp is enormous and entirely understandable. Hemp and marijuana come from the same plant species – Cannabis sativa – but they're as different as a chihuahua and a wolf. Industrial hemp contains under 0.2 percent THC and cannot produce any intoxication. Marijuana is cultivated for high THC levels. That's a crucial distinction that still creates unnecessary stigma around hemp-based skincare.
Hemp seed oil – pressed from hemp seeds – has a unique fatty acid profile with omega-3, omega-6, and gamma-linolenic acid in a ratio that nearly perfectly matches the skin's own lipids. That makes it one of the most skin-friendly oils in existence. Hemp extract from flowers and leaves also contains cannabinoids like CBD and CBG.
The stigma around hemp has been fueled by decades of misdirected legislation and cultural prejudice. While some countries have embraced hemp's potential, many markets have kept it at arm's length – despite it neither intoxicating nor harming anyone. That's finally changing, and the skincare industry is one of the most exciting arenas for this shift.
Hemp in your skincare routine
Hemp seed oil as a base
Hemp seed oil is lightweight, non-comedogenic, and rich in essential fatty acids. It absorbs quickly without leaving a greasy feel and works excellently as a base in face oils.
CBD from hemp, not synthetic
The best CBD for skin comes from the whole hemp plant, not laboratory synthesis. Full-spectrum extracts retain terpenes and flavonoids that enhance the effect.
Check the THC level
Serious brands test their products through third-party labs and show that THC levels are below the legal limit. Ask for certificates of analysis if you're unsure.
Hemp inside and out
Hemp seeds are a superfood rich in protein and omega fatty acids. Eating hemp seeds supports skin from within while hemp-based skincare works from the outside – a double effect.
Avoid cheap hemp oils
Quality varies enormously. Cold-pressed hemp seed oil from organic cultivation retains nutrients that refined versions lose. Price usually reflects quality.
1753 SKINCARE – built on hemp's power
Hemp is the foundation of everything we do. Our products use organic hemp grown in Europe – both hemp seed oil as a base and full-spectrum CBD and CBG extracted from the plant's flowers and leaves.
The DUO-kit with The ONE and I LOVE builds on hemp seed oil's unique fatty acid profile enriched with high concentrations of CBD and CBG. The result is face oils that give skin exactly the lipids and cannabinoids it needs to function optimally.
Au Naturel Makeup Remover combines MCT oil with CBD from hemp for cleansing that respects the skin barrier. TA-DA Serum delivers concentrated CBG from the same hemp source. From seed to bottle – hemp isn't just an ingredient in our products, it's the entire philosophy.
Products we recommend

Save 399 SEKDUO kit
Two face oils: one for morning, one for evening. Complete care that works with your skin – not against it.


Au Naturel Makeup Remover
Cleansing oil with MCT and CBD. Removes everything – without disturbing your skin’s natural balance.


TA-DA Serum
CBG-powered serum that locks in moisture and adds glow. Your skin’s best friend in any season.
Frequently asked questions
Is hemp seed oil the same as CBD oil?
No. Hemp seed oil is pressed from hemp seeds and contains fatty acids but no cannabinoids. CBD oil is extracted from the flowers and leaves and contains cannabinoids like CBD and CBG.
Can hemp skincare cause a positive drug test?
No. Our products are applied topically and contain under 0.2 percent THC. The amounts absorbed through skin are negligible and won't show up on a drug test.
Is hemp the same as marijuana?
No. Hemp and marijuana are both Cannabis sativa, but hemp contains under 0.2 percent THC and cannot produce intoxication. It's like comparing non-alcoholic beer to spirits.
Why is hemp seed oil so good for skin?
Hemp seed oil has a unique balance of omega-3, omega-6, and gamma-linolenic acid that nearly perfectly matches the skin's own lipids. This makes it extremely biocompatible and easy to absorb.
Discover hemp's full potential
Hemp has waited thousands of years to be taken seriously. 1753 SKINCARE shows what it can do for your skin.