Hemp Seed Oil – Technical Data Sheet (TDS) and Specifications

Complete product identification, physico-chemical specification, fatty acid profile, safety, storage and packing data

Values are typical ranges. Actual results for each lot are reported on the batch Certificate of Analysis (COA).

Fatty acid profile by GC (as methyl esters). The omega-6 to omega-3 ratio is typically about 3:1.

• Certificate of Analysis (COA), supplied with every batch.
• Fatty acid profile (GC), available on request.
• Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), available on request.
• Batch traceability with batch number and manufacturing date on every pack.
• Pre-shipment sample available for bulk and export orders.

For external cosmetic use, patch test before applying on skin. Refer to the MSDS for complete information.

• Pack range: 100 ml to 200 kg
• Small packs: 100 ml, 250 ml, 500 ml amber PET or glass bottles
• Medium packs: 1 kg and 5 kg HDPE cans
• Bulk packs: 25 kg and 50 kg HDPE cans, up to 200 kg HDPE drums (nitrogen flushing on request)
• Labelling: product name, batch no., manufacturing date and net weight
• Private label: custom bottles, labels and cartons on request

• Skin care: face oils, serums, creams, lotions, body butters
• Lip care: lip balms and lip oils
• Hair care: hair oils, serums and masks
• Soaps and bath products
• Massage and aromatherapy carrier oils
• Men’s grooming: beard oils and balms

For food or supplement use, please discuss your requirement and the applicable food regulations with us.

The information in this Technical Data Sheet is provided by Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd. in good faith and is based on our current knowledge, laboratory data and published reference values. It is intended only as general guidance for qualified professional buyers and formulators.

• Typical values: All figures are typical ranges. Being a natural oil, values may vary slightly between batches due to seed origin and season. Batch-specific results are stated only on the COA supplied with each consignment.
• Not a contractual specification: This document does not form part of any contract of sale unless confirmed in writing. Agreed specifications are those in our quotation, proforma invoice or COA.
• Buyer responsibility: Buyers must confirm the suitability of this product for their own formulation and end use, and ensure that finished products comply with all applicable laws, import rules and labelling requirements in their market.
• No therapeutic claims: Applications mentioned are general cosmetic and personal care uses only. Nothing in this document is medical advice or a claim to treat or prevent any disease.
• Limitation of liability: Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd. accepts no liability for loss, damage or injury arising from misuse, improper storage or use of this information beyond its intended purpose.
• Updates: We may revise this document without prior notice. Please contact us for the latest revision.

© Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd., Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, India. This document may not be reproduced or altered without written permission.

Hemp Seed Oil Uses and Starter Formulations for Startups and Learners

Use levels, choosing the grade and 6 practical formulas for face, lip, body, hair and soap products

• Startups and small brands planning face oils, lip balms, body butters, hair oils or soaps with hemp seed oil.
• Students and learners in natural cosmetics and skin care.
• Small manufacturers testing products at 100 g to 1 kg scale before bulk production.
• All formulas are given in % w/w and grams, so they scale up easily. 1% = 1 g in a 100 g batch.

Always weigh oils in grams, add vitamin E, avoid heating hemp seed oil above 60°C, store in dark bottles and patch test skin products. Unrefined oil can give a light green tint to finished products.

A lightweight face oil, the most popular hemp product for skin care brands.

Batch size: 30 ml (about 1 x 30 ml bottle)

Method

1. Weigh all oils and squalane into a clean glass beaker.
2. Add vitamin E and lavender oil and mix gently.
3. Fill into an amber glass dropper bottle.

Formulator tips

• Use 3 to 4 drops on clean, damp skin.
• Replace argan with rosehip oil for a brightening-style variant.

Caution: Patch test before use. Avoid eyes. Stop use if irritation occurs.

A simple, low-cost product with high repeat sales.

Batch size: 100 g (about twenty 5 g tubes)

Method

1. Melt beeswax, shea butter and coconut oil in a double boiler at 70–75°C.
2. Remove from heat and cool to about 60°C.
3. Add hemp seed oil, vitamin E and peppermint oil and stir well.
4. Pour into lip balm tubes or tins and leave to set.

Formulator tips

• For a softer balm in winter, reduce beeswax to 20% and raise coconut oil.
• Use a vegan wax like candelilla (about half the beeswax amount) for a vegan balm.

Caution: For external use only. Use a lip-safe grade of peppermint oil and keep the level low.

A rich, fluffy body butter for premium and gift ranges.

Batch size: 100 g

Method

1. Melt shea butter, cocoa butter and coconut oil gently in a double boiler.
2. Remove from heat, add hemp seed oil and stir.
3. Chill in a fridge until it starts to firm at the edges.
4. Add vitamin E and lavender oil and whip with a hand mixer for 5 to 8 minutes until fluffy.
5. Spoon into jars.

Formulator tips

• Whipping when the butter is just firming gives the lightest texture.
• Store below 30°C, or the butter may soften and lose its whip.

Caution: For external use only. Patch test before use.

A light hair oil for shine and softness.

Batch size: 100 ml

Method

1. Warm coconut oil slightly if solid and weigh all carrier oils into a beaker.
2. Add vitamin E and rosemary oil and stir well.
3. Fill into PET or HDPE hair oil bottles.

Formulator tips

• Massage into the scalp and hair, leave 1 hour or overnight, then wash.
• Use refined hemp seed oil if you want a colourless hair oil.

Caution: For external use only. Avoid eyes. Patch test before use.

An easy, gentle soap with no lye handling.

Batch size: 1 kg (about ten 100 g bars)

Method

1. Cut the soap base into cubes and melt at 60–65°C. Do not boil.
2. Cool to about 55°C, add hemp seed oil and lemongrass oil and stir gently.
3. Pour into moulds and spray the surface with rubbing alcohol to remove bubbles.
4. Leave 2 to 4 hours, demould and wrap at once in shrink film.

Formulator tips

• Do not exceed about 3% oil, or the bar may feel oily.
• A pinch of green clay gives a natural green look.

Caution: Keep away from eyes. Stop use if irritation occurs.

A light everyday lotion and a good first emulsion for learners.

Batch size: 100 g

Method

1. Heat water and glycerin to 75°C in one beaker.
2. Heat emulsifying wax, cetyl alcohol and shea butter to 75°C in another beaker.
3. Pour the oil phase into the water phase while mixing with a hand blender for 2 to 3 minutes.
4. Below 45°C, add hemp seed oil, vitamin E and preservative and mix well.
5. Check pH (5.5 to 6.5) and fill into bottles or tubes.

Formulator tips

• Adding hemp oil during cool-down protects its delicate fatty acids.
• Both phases must be at the same temperature, or the lotion can separate.

Caution: Patch test before use. Avoid eyes.

Quality checks

• Keep one sample at 40–45°C for 2 to 4 weeks and check for smell or colour changes, and retain a sample of every batch.

Labelling

• Show product name, ingredients, net quantity, batch number, manufacturing and expiry dates, and manufacturer details.
• Use the INCI name Cannabis Sativa Seed Oil in the ingredient list.
• Do not make medical claims, and do not imply that the product contains CBD.

Common mistakes

• Heating hemp seed oil too much, which damages its fatty acids.
• Skipping vitamin E, which shortens shelf life.
• Storing finished products in clear bottles in sunlight.

• Trial packs from 100 ml for R&D, bulk packs up to 200 kg for production.
• Hemp seed oil plus jojoba, argan, coconut, castor and essential oils from one supplier.
• White label and contract manufacturing for brands without their own factory.