Key Takeaways
- CBD topicals have been selling during the pandemic, built on cannabidiol, the naturally occurring compound derived from cannabis.
- Cannabidiol has become a go-to for treating inflammatory skin conditions such as acne and eczema, and for reducing pain and anxiety.
- The global CBD skincare market is expected to be worth 1.7 billion by 2025, with countless topicals now on shelves.
- Medterra's Nature's Relief Daily Cream pairs 500mg of CBD with arnica, aloe and peppermint.
- CBDfx's Muscle and Joint Balm Stick uses 750mg of broad spectrum CBD with camphor and black pepper oil, launched, co-founder Jameson Rodgers says, in response to demand for topical pain relief.
It’s no surprise then, that CBD topicals have been selling during the pandemic too. Cannabidiol, the naturally occurring compound derived from cannabis, has become a go-to for treating inflammatory skin conditions like acne and eczema, and reducing pain and anxiety. With the global CBD skincare market expected to reach a value of 1.7 billion by 2025, there are now countless topicals containing various doses of the hemp plant. Medterra’s Nature’s Relief Daily Cream is one of the latest on the market, made with 500mg of CBD and soothing arnica, aloe and peppermint. For more of a warming and cooling effect, CBDfx’s Muscle and Joint Balm Stick combines 750mg of broad spectrum CBD with camphor and black pepper oil. Co-founder Jameson Rodgers says CBDfx launched the new balm stick line in response to increased demand for topical pain relief.
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