CBD Body Care

What's in this collection

Creams

• CBD Body Cream — 300 mg (4 oz) and 600 mg (8 oz), in rose, mango, and unscented. Organic cocoa butter, shea butter, and essential oils, whipped rather than lotion-thin, and absorbs without leaving a greasy film.
• CBD Foot Cream — [CONFIRM MG] (4 oz), with peppermint and eucalyptus essential oils and organic shea butter. Thicker than the body cream and formulated for rougher skin.

Looking for face care? Our face cream, tallow balm, and serums are formulated separately for facial skin.

Bath

• CBD Bath Bombs — 50, 100, and 200 mg, made with organic coconut oil and essential oils. [CONFIRM current scents.]
• CBD Bath Salts — 600 mg, in [CONFIRM current scents]. These dissolve rather than fizz, so you can use as much or as little as you like.

Massage oil

• CBD Massage Oil — [CONFIRM MG] (4 oz), with organic jojoba and sweet almond oils. Formulated to stay slippery rather than absorb quickly, which is what makes it work for a massage. Available in lavender and unscented.

How to use them

Creams — massage into clean, dry skin, concentrating on dry or rough areas. Use as often as you like.

Bath bombs — one in warm water and soak for 20 to 30 minutes.

Bath salts — a tablespoon or two under running water, then soak. Adjust to taste; there's no fixed amount.

Massage oil — warm a small amount between your hands before applying, then work in with slow, circular motions. It also doubles as a body moisturizer if you want it to.

Store everything in a cool, dry place, away from direct sun.

Tested every batch

An independent lab tests every batch for cannabinoid potency and for pesticides, heavy metals, and other contaminants, and we publish the certificate of analysis before a product goes on sale. Come try them at our Westminster storefront, open six days a week, or at roughly 100 Front Range farmers markets a year.

Things to know before you buy

Cream, oil, or bath

The three formats do different jobs. A cream absorbs and stays put, so it's what you use on hands, elbows, and feet. The massage oil is designed not to absorb quickly — that's the point of it, and it's why it works for a massage and feels heavy as an everyday moisturizer unless you want it that way. Bath products disperse through a whole tub, so they're the whole-body option rather than a targeted one.

Why bath products have such different numbers

A 200 mg bath bomb and a 600 mg jar of salts aren't comparable to a 600 mg jar of body cream. Bath products disperse through gallons of water; a cream is applied directly to skin. Compare bath to bath and creams to creams, and look at milligrams relative to container size in both cases.

Scent is worth thinking about

These get used on hands, feet, and whole bodies, and you'll smell them for hours afterward. The foot cream is noticeably mentholated from the peppermint and eucalyptus. If you're using something before bed or at work, the unscented body cream and unscented massage oil exist for exactly that reason.

Ingredients and allergens

Our massage oil contains sweet almond oil, and several products contain coconut oil — the FDA classifies both almond and coconut as tree nuts. If you have a nut allergy, read the ingredient list on each product page before ordering. [CONFIRM whether any product here contains beeswax, which would make it non-vegan.] Shelf life is [X] months from purchase.