Smart Nutricos Hemp Seed Oil 30% + Squalene, 10 ml Cold-Pressed Oil

Cold-pressed hemp seed oil and squalene give this 10 ml cosmetic oil a plant-based format for moisturising clean, dry skin. Its unrefined formula is described as free from additives and solvents, which may appeal if you prefer a simple topical oil.

The product is for external use only. It is not an edible hemp oil or a food supplement, so the intended use matters when comparing it with other hemp products.

The details list it as suitable for all skin types and unscented. However, the ingredient list includes orange peel oil, limonene and citral, so the unscented description may not tell the whole story for anyone choosing products based on fragrance ingredients.

Benefits

This is a moisturising oil to apply directly to skin, rather than a capsule or an oil intended for cooking. A small amount is recommended, massaged into clean, dry skin until absorbed. That straightforward routine may suit someone looking to add an oil step without changing the rest of their skincare routine.

The formula is presented as 100% plant-based, with hemp seed oil obtained by cold pressing. It also contains squalene, alongside coconut oil and the listed orange peel oil. If you are comparing it with a basic single-ingredient hemp oil, this blend offers a different formulation, it is not simply hemp oil on its own.

Highlights

The product name specifies 30% hemp seed oil with squalene, and describes the oil as unrefined, cold-pressed and made without additives or solvents. The manufacturer says the hemp seeds are sourced in France and grown in the EU. It also states that the raw materials come from certified organic farms and that the product is EU organic certified.

Each batch is said to be analysed by independent laboratories, and the product is registered with the EU Cosmetic Products Notification Portal (CPNP). These are useful details for shoppers who want information about sourcing and regulatory status, but they do not replace checking the ingredients against your own preferences. The listed ingredients are Cocos Nucifera Oil, Hemp Oil, Squalene, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis Peel Oil, Limonene and Citral.

How to use it

Apply a small amount to clean, dry skin and massage gently until absorbed. It is intended for topical use only, the product information explicitly says not to ingest it. The 10 ml size is a compact format for trying an oil-based moisturiser or keeping a dedicated skincare product to hand, rather than buying a larger quantity.

If you avoid citrus-derived ingredients or particular fragrance components, take account of the full ingredient list: orange peel oil, limonene and citral are named, despite the unscented descriptor in the product details. That is a more practical guide for ingredient-sensitive shoppers than relying on the scent field alone.

Is it worth it?

It’s a good fit if you want a plant-based, cold-pressed hemp oil blend for topical moisturising and value the stated organic sourcing and independent batch testing. It may also suit someone comparing a blended skin oil with a more basic single-oil product and wanting squalene included.

It’s not for you if you are looking for an ingestible hemp product, as this is a cosmetic for external use only. If avoiding citrus ingredients is important, the ingredient list is also a reason to consider another formula. The choice comes down to whether this particular blend and its stated sourcing match your skincare routine, rather than treating it as a general-purpose hemp oil.