CBD Benefits For Your Skin And Your Skincare Goals

As previously mentioned, all skins are different which is why each person has different skincare needs. This is why different skin types may benefit in different ways depending on the type of CBD products used. Some of the most common skincare conditions that people seek to treat with CBD products are:

– Blemishes

– Sensitive skin

– Dry skin

– Signs of aging

If you have any of the above conditions CBD oil may be of benefit to you. Following are some of the ways you can use CBD oil in your skincare regime:

• CBD Oil For Blemish-Prone Skin

While blemish-prone skin is usually associated with puberty, it sometimes persists after the age of 20 or even later. Blemishes are caused by pores clogged with dead skin, oil, and bacteria. 

How to Fit CBD into your Skincare Routine:

CBD skincare can be used as Step #4 of your nighttime skincare routine by applying a light application after cleansing and toning. You can also use it as a moisturizer during the day to reduce skin redness without clogging the pores.

• CBD Oil for Sensitive Skin

If your skin becomes irritated easily or it can only tolerate very mild of products, you probably have sensitive skin.  Sensitive skins need skincare products that are very gentle while being effective enough to nourish and hydrate the skin without causing any excessive irritation.

How to Fit CBD into your Skincare Routine:

Using a CBD moisturizer with Aloe Vera will help soothe irritated skin and help to reduce redness. Apply a light layer at bedtime to hydrate and help balance your sensitive skin.

• CBD Oil for Dry Skin

Dry skin can be very uncomfortable and itchy which may cause a distraction in your in daily life.

How to Fit CBD Oil into your Dry Skincare Routine:

CBD Oil products that contain natural botanical moisturizing ingredients like jojoba or avocado oils for dry skin conditions may help soothe and replenish moisture in dry skin, bringing it back to a healthy, natural state. Apply a CBD moisturizer in the morning and at night after cleansing and toning to help keep your skin hydrated. CBD moisturizer can also be applied to dryness on other parts of your body after a shower or bath.

• CBD Oil for Fighting Wrinkles and Signs of Aging

Your skin’s best protection against wrinkles and early signs of aging are antioxidants. Antioxidants help counteract the damage caused by free radicals (from too much exposure to the sun). It helps reduce redness, fine wrinkles, and enhances the brightness of the skin. CBD oil products are extremely high in antioxidants and also contain vitamins, minerals and fatty acids.

How to Fit CBD Oil into your Skincare Routine:

If you have been noticing the appearance of fine wrinkles and lines around your mouth and eyes, the natural antioxidants in CBD hemp oil may help restore your skin’s vitality. Apply CBD oil to your skin during your morning skincare routine as well and as part of your bedtime routine after cleansing and toning.

Tips for Choosing the right CBD Skincare Products for Your Skin

There are numerous benefits from using CBD skincare products, however, how much benefit you will derive will depend on choosing the right CBD products for your unique skin type. Make sure that the products you choose contain only the highest quality CBD that and is paired with natural, soothing ingredients.

How to Find the Right CBD Skincare Product for You

• Read the Label

Always read the product label to check the amount and quality of the CBD content. Look for words like ‘hemp extract’, ‘hemp CBD’, ‘cannabidiol’, ‘full-spectrum CBD’, or ‘broad-spectrum CBD’ on the label.

• Look for a 3rd-Party Verification or Certificate of Analysis

One of the best ways to determine whether it is a high-quality CBD product is to check for a Certificate of Analysis that proves that a 3rd party accredited laboratory was used to verify that the amount of ingredients in the product match the amount printed on the label.

• Check for a Label Accuracy Guarantee

A Label Accuracy Guarantee proves that a product has gone through 2 levels of ingredient verification: 

1. An ingredients test by a 3rd-party accredited laboratory;

2. The results of the first test are then sent to another 3rd-party accredited laboratory to double check the results.