Frequently Asked Questions

Two years. The products should be stored in a room temperature environment.  

No, the MASK will not disrupt the skin while using other products. All our formulations are water based which means they can be used with any other product at any given time.

Our CBD is extracted by a method called Super Critical Carbon Dioxide Extraction. This is technically a solvent-less method meaning no chemicals what so ever are incorporated. This is one of the purest forms to extract.

This depends on person to person and their own, personal, skin regime. We recommend to use the sheet masks at least once a week to maintain the full benefits of our formula, and to keep up with a healthy, glowing skin. And the serums to add to your nigh and/or day regime.

No, it does not have the components to get you "high." 

20 MG.

One challenge with natural unrefined ingredients is formulation stability , as we are 100% organic and source only from farmers that meet this requirement. We are also non toxic and clean, meaning all our ingredients are as natural as you can get them.

We source completely raw and unfiltered material, and we make our serums as clean as possible. Our process has no clarified process as we want to keep as many benefits as possible in the ingredients.

Our formulas will never be identical as we add no chemicals or additives what so ever. If you think of us as a smoothie, you can put the same ingredients over and over but the banana might be more ripe, the blueberries less blue. This clearly states our clean formula.

Think of us as a organic green juice. There are vital nutrients for the skin in this “pulp” as we like to call it. It’s just proof that our products are super clean and pure.

As of now, the FDA has not regulated CBD so they recommend pregnant women not to consume nor use CBD.

You should always consult with your physician as well, as we can not make claims nor recommendations.

However, there are opinions stating since skincare doesn't go into the bloodstream, it can not reach the fetus or the breast milk.

Here are some articles worth looking into:

https://hightimes.com/health/cbd/is-it-safe-to-use-cbd-products-while-pregnant/

https://fleurmarche.com/blogs/le-blog/cbd-while-pregnant

https://hempika.com/cbd-for-pregnancy-and-breastfeeding/

Please check the ingredients beforehand and a patch test is recommended with the serum to see if there is any reaction.

With CBD oils and products becoming more popular and relevant, there have been more cases of people showing adverse symptoms to CBD. Some of these symptoms are considered side effects or sensitivity to CBD, while other symptoms are allergic reactions to CBD. 

An allergic reaction can occur from any product the body sees as an allergen. The most common allergies occur from foods, medications, insect stings, pollen, and pet dander. Since CBD is derived from the cannabis plant called hemp, CBD contains properties like pollen and histamine that can cause allergic reactions. Although allergies to CBD are rare, it is possible for people to be allergic to CBD. CBD has also been known to help with allergies due to the antihistamine and anti-allergenic properties. 

An allergic reaction to CBD oil can range from an itchy nose to breathing problems. It is important to stop using CBD at the first sign of any negative side effects from CBD. To understand the difference between being allergic to CBD or exhibiting side effects from CBD, it is important to understand the different symptoms of both. 

Skin reactions may also occur after consuming CBD or using CBD as a topical ointment. Skin reactions to CBD include: 

• Hives 
• Dry skin
• Blisters 
• Inflammation and redness 
• Skin irritation 

 Although rare, anaphylactic shock is a life-threatening allergic reaction that can be caused by an allergic reaction to CBD oil. When someone is experiencing anaphylactic shock, their body is flooded with chemicals that cause their airways to narrow and restrict breathing. If the following symptoms are being exhibited, it is strongly advised to seek medical attention immediately: 

• Difficulty breathing, shortness of breath, or wheezing 
• Dizziness or fainting 
• Lightheadedness 
• Confusion 
• Loss of consciousness 

If you experience a anaphylactic shock call 911 immediatelly.

The only significant danger/side effect of the drug is in vaping CBD oils that were produced using a thinning agent, such as propylene glycol. When burned/vaped, propylene glycol produces formaldehyde, which is a known carcinogen.

CBD oils produced by CO2 extraction are much safer and purer than oils that were produced with liquid alcohol/thinning agents. Other than that, most research has concluded that CBD is perfectly safe with no known side effects, though some users have reported drowsiness, lightheadedness, low blood pressure, and dry mouth.

CBD topicals have proven effective for a number of circumstances. Many individuals swear by them.

CBD is short for Cannabidiol, a compound found naturally in hemp plants. CBD research has shown that it has calming and therapeutic benefits when applied topically to the skin. It has been shown to help reduce pain and inflammation caused by inflammatory skin conditions, and may even help ease the discomfort of headaches. CBD also has potent antioxidant effects, which means it may help counteract signs of aging caused by free radicals and reduce redness. 

CBG (Cannabigerol) is a compound also found in the Cannabis plant. It is anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, anti-fungal, and antimicrobial, resulting in reduction of damage causing free radicals and helping to raise the bodys natural ability to fight toxins. 

CBN (Cannabinol) eases the overgrowth of skin cells, helping to aleve psoriasis, promotes skin regeneration, smooths burning and itching skin.

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CBD functions by binding to cannabinoid receptors in the body's endocannabinoid system. These receptors have been found in virtually every cell and tissue type in the human body (hence the seemingly endless array of CBD uses).

In states where MMJ is legal, any CBD product (whether it comes from hemp or marijuana) is of course perfectly legal. Outside of these legalized states (including shipping from legal to non-legal states), things tend to be a little less clear. According to ProjectCBD.org, Federal law prohibits U.S. farmers from cultivating hemp as a commercial crop, but the sale of imported, low-THC, industrial hemp products is permitted in the United States.

Technically, this means that as long as the CBD product (oil, vape, topical, etc) is produced from the seeds and stalk of the industrial hemp plant (with less than 0.3% THC), it is permissible to buy, sell, and ship across state lines. (However, in articles like 2014's Farm Bill, the exact rule seems to be a little less clear). All in all, the fact remains that millions of people buy and use CBD products every day of their lives, and this option is only getting more popular and widespread with each passing day.

Yes, CBD is a 100% naturally-occurring chemical compound that comes directly from the cannabis plant. It is not synthetically made.

Please read up on the state or country your are traveling to, as this may be different from place to place. TSA guidelines as of January 2020 specifically state that consumers can travel with CBD products as long as they contain no more than 0.3 percent THC on a dry weight basis, or that are approved by the FDA.

Thousands of scientific studies have been carried out specifically on CBD.Project CBDis a non-profit organization strictly dedicated to documenting the research progress on this incredible drug.

CBD topicals have proven effective for a number of circumstances. Many individuals swear by them.

A high-quality CBD product with minimal THC is unlikely to show up on a drug test. However, low-quality CBD products may contain more traces of THC than they claim, in which case it is possible for a screening to pick up on the drug. (Research has shown that people who consume 6 mg of THC per day have a 25% chance of failing a drug test. This translates to about 2,000 mg per day of CBD oil with a THC content of 0.3% or less).

This one is tricky because it, of course, depends on what you're using the compound for, and also on how strong the product is. Most people consume between 10-50 mg of CBD per day total. (For reference, 1 mL of a potent oil might contain 50 mg of CBD. Make sure you read the label on your product to ensure a proper serving.

To ensure the legality of buying CBD products online, you need to make sure the company you're buying from is reputable and that the product was made from industrial hemp with less than 0.3% THC content. While transporting marijuana across state lines (from legal to non-legal states) is against the law, transporting hemp and hemp-based products is safe. Remember, millions of people all over the US (and the globe) are using CBD products every day.

A certificate of analysis (COA) is a lab report on the chemical make-up (e.g., contents) of a product. In the context of Industrial Hemp extracts, the COA reports on the cannabinoid, terpene, and contaminant profile of CBD products.