Cannabis Topicals
Topicals are cannabis-infused lotions, balms, and oils that are absorbed through the skin for localized relief of pain, soreness, and inflammation. Because they’re non-psychoactive, topicals are often chosen by patients who want the therapeutic benefits of marijuana without the cerebral euphoria associated with other delivery methods. Confirming that the historical uses of cannabis are in fact effective, recent studies have shown Both THC and Cannabidiol (CBD) have been found to provide pain relief and have antibacterial, anti inflammatory, anti-cancer and immune-modulating properties. This means it may be effective on skin infections, burns, rashes and other skin problems.
Topicals are cannabis-infused lotions, balms, and oils that are absorbed through the skin for localized relief of pain, soreness, and inflammation. Because they’re non-psychoactive, topicals are often chosen by patients who want the therapeutic benefits of marijuana without the cerebral euphoria associated with other delivery methods. Confirming that the historical uses of cannabis are in fact effective, recent studies have shown Both THC and Cannabidiol (CBD) have been found to provide pain relief and have antibacterial, anti inflammatory, anti-cancer and immune-modulating properties. This means it may be effective on skin infections, burns, rashes and other skin problems.
Transdermal THC
Creams and oils infused with cannabis extracts so as to be applied to the skin. Transdermal THC Cannabis-infused lotions work because of the body’s own endogenous cannabinoid system, which forms the biological basis for marijuana’s healing magic. When you apply an infused lotion or salve to help relieve neuropathic pain, itchiness and other ailments, the cannabinoids in the topical bind to CB2 receptors in your skin, which absorb them in a way that helps cells regenerate, allowing wounds to heal faster and easing painful chronic conditions like eczema and psoriasis. Depending on the carrier oil used in formulating the body-care product, the cannabinoids penetrate deeply enough into the skin to relieve muscle pain and arthritis inflammation, but not so deep that THC enters the bloodstream or central nervous system.
Topicals may produce anti-inflammatory and analgesic or pain relief effects.. Research has to date been limited to studies on allergic and post-herpes skin reactions and pain relief. Anecdotal reports on topical treatment efficacy include:
- Certain types of dermatitis (including atopic) and psoriasis
- Balm for lips, fever blisters, herpes
- Superficial wounds, cuts, acne pimples, furuncles, corns, certain nail fungus
- Rheumatism and arthritic pains (up to the 2nd degree of arthritis)
- Torticollis, back pains, muscular pains and cramps, sprains and other contusions
- Phlebitis, venous ulcerations
- Hemorrhoids
- Menstruation pains
- Cold and sore throat, bronchitis
- Asthmatic problems with breathing
- Chronic inflammation of larynx (application in the form of a Priessnitz compress)
- Migraine, head pains, tension headaches
- Pharmaceutical Cannabis or Cannabinoids
Body butters- are usually made with a combination of carrier oil (liquid fats) and butters (like cocoa butter, etc. So solid fats) and often a wax (like beeswax). It does not contain water. It is a thicker and harder product than a lotion or cream (though it melts on the skin on contact), and often takes longer to absorb. It may also leave a slightly oily barrier on the skin for several minutes to a few hours, depending on the types of oils used and skin type. Butters also refer to just the butters/solid fats themselves, such as cocoa, shea, mango, or kukui butter. They vary in texture and hardness, and absorbancy; some may leave a slight oily barrier on the skin, and others may absorb instantly.
Balm- a balm is a mixture of herbal infused oils, some form of wax and essential oils. To explain the texture best, think of a preparation that is stiff enough to be used in a twist up dispenser like a lip balm tube or twist up deodorant stick. The ratio of wax to oils would be highest in a balm, usually 1oz. wax to 1 cup oil. Balms tend to be more aromatic because the higher amount of EOs used for their healing properties releases a cloud of soothing vapors upon application.
In beauty products, lips balms, lotion bars and deodorant sticks are really balms with additional ingredients. But in this article, we're simply thinking about our herbal medicine chest.
Salve - also a mixture of herbal infused oils and wax but contain little or no EOs. The consistency is one that could be used in a small container, like a tin, that the salve could be dipped into with a clean finger, a cotton swab or a small cosmetic paddle. The texture is easy to smooth over the injury without the pressure required to apply a balm. Also call unguents.
Ointment - again, a mixture of herbal infused oils, wax and possibly EOs, the big difference (if there is one at all) between salves and ointments is the texture. I think of ointments as a softer, more loose, yet oily preparation that is best stored in a tube or jar with a screw on lid to prevent spills in warm weather.
In beauty products, lips balms, lotion bars and deodorant sticks are really balms with additional ingredients. But in this article, we're simply thinking about our herbal medicine chest.
Salve - also a mixture of herbal infused oils and wax but contain little or no EOs. The consistency is one that could be used in a small container, like a tin, that the salve could be dipped into with a clean finger, a cotton swab or a small cosmetic paddle. The texture is easy to smooth over the injury without the pressure required to apply a balm. Also call unguents.
Ointment - again, a mixture of herbal infused oils, wax and possibly EOs, the big difference (if there is one at all) between salves and ointments is the texture. I think of ointments as a softer, more loose, yet oily preparation that is best stored in a tube or jar with a screw on lid to prevent spills in warm weather.
Cannabis Emu Oil
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Well known for its healing abilities, Emu Oil carries active ingredients deep into the skin where they immediately begin to work to reduce swelling & pain. Research has shown emu oil assists in skin toning, tightening, firming, wrinkles, psoriasis, burns, warts, keliods, arthritis pain, acne, scars, stretch marks and many more.
The benefits of emu oil are over whelming. Emu Oil is Trandermic – Which means it penetrates into the skin with in 30 seconds. The benefits are overwhelming when you add it to any lotion.
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Canna Body Butter
A Cannabutter based Whipped Body Butter.
a special combination of Co-Cannaoil, Cannabutter and essential oils
Coconut oil is a very good carrier oil for dry, sensitive skin and will not clog pores. This is a great oil for general moisturizing and serves to retain the moisture in your skin. It also acts as a mild oil suitable for those with sensitive skin. Coconut oil is without a doubt, the number one lather-producing agent used in soaps. Unlike RBD coconut oil, virgin, cold processed, coconut oil retains its delicious natural coconut scent.
Shea butter is solid and comes from the natural fat obtained from the karite tree grown in West and Central Africa. Often referred to as karite butter. Shea butter is an emollient. Shea butter soothes the skin and leaves it feeling soft and smooth. It has vitamin A, E and is highly compatible with skin. Unsaponifiables are a large group of compounds called plant steroids or sterolins. They soften the skin, have superior moisturizing effect. Shea butter is renowned for is skin softening and moisture retaining ability.
a special combination of Co-Cannaoil, Cannabutter and essential oils
Coconut oil is a very good carrier oil for dry, sensitive skin and will not clog pores. This is a great oil for general moisturizing and serves to retain the moisture in your skin. It also acts as a mild oil suitable for those with sensitive skin. Coconut oil is without a doubt, the number one lather-producing agent used in soaps. Unlike RBD coconut oil, virgin, cold processed, coconut oil retains its delicious natural coconut scent.
Shea butter is solid and comes from the natural fat obtained from the karite tree grown in West and Central Africa. Often referred to as karite butter. Shea butter is an emollient. Shea butter soothes the skin and leaves it feeling soft and smooth. It has vitamin A, E and is highly compatible with skin. Unsaponifiables are a large group of compounds called plant steroids or sterolins. They soften the skin, have superior moisturizing effect. Shea butter is renowned for is skin softening and moisture retaining ability.
Shea Butter
Co-Cannaoil, Cannabutter, Shea Butter, Tocopherol (Vitamin E) Oil
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ChamomileCo-Cannaoil,Cannabutter, Cocos nucifera (Organic Coconut) Oil, Elaesis guineesis (Palm) Kernel Oil, Matricaria recutita (German Chamomile) Essential Oil, Anthemis nobilis (Roman Chamomile) Essential Oil, Tocopherol (Vitamin E) Oil
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Canna-balm
Canna-Balm Temporary relief for aches. Canna Balm soothes tissue while moisturizing your skin at the same time. The natural Emu Oil penetrates deep into the tissue helping with swelling and inflammation. This product is formulated for sensitive skin. Well known for its healing abilities, Emu Oil carries active ingredients deep into the skin where they immediately begin to work to reduce swelling & pain. Research has shown emu oil assists in skin toning, tightening, firming, wrinkles, psoriasis, burns, warts, keliods, arthritis pain, acne, scars, stretch marks and many more.
Ingredients:
Water, Emu Oil, Co-Canna oil, MSM, Aloe Vera, Glucosamine, Glycerin, Emulsifying Wax, Stearic Acid, Shea Butter, Olive Oil, Grapeseed, Almond Oil, Liquid Silk, Calcium, Ester C, Creatine, Rosemary Oil, Calendula Oil, Arnica Oil, Horse Chestnut,
Valerian Root, Skull Cap, Passion Flower, Burdock, Kava-Kava, Yucca, Nettle, Capsicum, Devil's Claw, Eucalyptus,
Ylang-Ylang, Vitamin E, Germaben II
Water, Emu Oil, Co-Canna oil, MSM, Aloe Vera, Glucosamine, Glycerin, Emulsifying Wax, Stearic Acid, Shea Butter, Olive Oil, Grapeseed, Almond Oil, Liquid Silk, Calcium, Ester C, Creatine, Rosemary Oil, Calendula Oil, Arnica Oil, Horse Chestnut,
Valerian Root, Skull Cap, Passion Flower, Burdock, Kava-Kava, Yucca, Nettle, Capsicum, Devil's Claw, Eucalyptus,
Ylang-Ylang, Vitamin E, Germaben II
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· Natural Product · Relieves Pain Quickly · Contains Co-Cannaoil (Coconut Cannabis Oil) · Contains Emu Oil |
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Canna-salve
Canna-Salve
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