Skincare CBD

What's in this collection

Face care

• CBD Face Cream, 500 mg (1.7 oz) — organic sea buckthorn and watermelon extract, a mild rose aroma, and a non-oily finish.
• CBD Tallow Face Cream, 500 mg — grass-fed tallow with cocoa butter, sea buckthorn, pomegranate, rosehip, tamanu, and argan oils, set with beeswax.
• CBD Face Serum, 500 mg — a lightweight facial oil with sea buckthorn, apricot, and rosehip.
• CBD Eye Serum — formulated for the thinner skin around the eyes.
• CBD Face Mask — a weekly treatment rather than a daily step.

Body care

• CBD Body Cream, 300 mg (4 oz) and 600 mg (8 oz) — organic cocoa butter, shea butter, and essential oils, in rose, mango, and unscented.
• CBD Foot Cream, 700 mg — peppermint and eucalyptus, thicker than the body cream.
• CBD Massage Oil, 1,200 mg — jojoba and sweet almond oils, in lavender and unscented. Formulated to stay slippery rather than absorb quickly.

Lip

• CBD Lip Balm, 70 mg — for dry or chapped lips.
• CBD Lip Gloss — hydration and shine.

Bath

• CBD Bath Bombs, 50, 100, and 200 mg — organic coconut oil and essential oils.
• CBD Bath Salts, 600 mg — dissolve rather than fizz, so you can use as much or as little as you like.

Prefer hemp without CBD? See our hemp seed range.

How to use them

Face cream or tallow cream — a pea-sized amount on a cleansed face and neck, morning or night.

Face serum — two or three drops on clean skin, patted in, then a cream on top.

Eye serum — a small amount around the orbital bone, not on the lid.

Face mask — a weekly step, used before your serum rather than alongside it.

Body and foot cream — massage into clean, dry skin, concentrating on dry or rough areas.

Massage oil — warm a little between your hands, then work in with slow, circular motions.

Lip balm and gloss — apply through the day as you like.

Bath bombs and salts — one bomb or a scoop or two of salts in warm water, then soak for 20 to 30 minutes.

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 THC, pesticides, heavy metals, and residual solvents, 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

Building a routine

Thinnest to thickest. Serum first on clean skin, then eye serum, then a face cream or the tallow cream to seal it in. Lip last. The mask is a weekly addition rather than a replacement for anything. You don't need all five — most people use a serum, a moisturizer, and a lip product daily.

Face cream or tallow cream

The face cream is the everyday option: lighter, non-oily, and easy under makeup. The tallow cream is richer, built around grass-fed tallow whose fatty acid profile is close to the lipids skin produces on its own. It suits dry, mature, or winter-stressed skin better, and it's animal-derived rather than plant-based. If your skin runs oily, start with the face cream or serum.

What's not in them

We formulate without parabens, phthalates, or synthetic fragrance — our scents come from essential oils and botanicals. That also means they're genuine rather than perfume-like, and stronger than you might expect. The unscented body cream and unscented massage oil exist for people who'd rather not smell like anything.

Preservative-free means a shorter life

Because we don't use synthetic preservatives, these have a shorter working life than a mass-market cream. Store them away from direct sun and out of a steamy bathroom — heat and light degrade botanical oils faster than time alone does. Use clean, dry fingers or a small spatula with the balms and the mask, since introducing water into an anhydrous formula is what shortens it most.

Patch test first

These are concentrated botanical formulas. Apply a small amount to your inner forearm and wait 24 hours before using on your face, particularly if your skin is sensitive or reactive.

Ingredients and allergens

Our massage oil contains sweet almond oil, and several formulas contain coconut oil — the FDA classifies both almond and coconut as tree nuts. The tallow cream is animal-derived, and beeswax appears in several formulas, so most of this range is not vegan. Full ingredient lists are on every product page — worth reading if you have a nut allergy.