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About Putting CBD On Your Skin
About Putting CBD On Your Skin. The argument could be made that CBD has effectively replaced THC as the most famous three-letter acronym associated with cannabis at the moment. But let’s not get the two mixed up. CBD is short for cannabidiol, one of the compounds found in cannabis plants.
Hemp and marijuana both belong to the cannabis plant family, and while they have their differences (more on that later!), CBD can be derived from either. The other compound found in cannabis plants is THC. THC gets you high, but CBD doesn't. Not even close.
It’s everywhere: body lotion, bath salts, supplements, sleep aids, even dog food (seriously). And don't get me started on CBD in skin care.
With all that said, you probably don’t need another article touting the purported benefits of CBD oil for your skin (though, sure, I’ll cover the basics). Instead, here's the stuff about CBD that no one else is telling you — from sourcing to social impact to financial practices — straight from industry insiders. If you're thinking of working CBD into your beauty routine, read this first.
BOTA -FULL SPECTRUM - CBD Warming Muscle Melt Crème + Cinnamon Oil - 300 mg CBD (60ml)
Our ancestors have used cinnamon oil as a natural warming mechanism for centuries. So, the next time you have a draining day or complete a tough workout, melt away with BOTA™ Warming Muscle Melt Crème. This crème combines warming cinnamon oil, shea butter, and hemp extract to help you unwind. All products contain less than 0.3% THC.
Gently apply a liberal จำนวนเงิน to affected areas and massage until fully absorbed. Use as needed. For external use only. If irritation occurs, discontinue use.