Tom Branna, Editorial Director04.04.22
Cannabidiol (CBD) shows plenty of promise in topical skin care formulas. CBD is a natural, highly-effective anti-inflammatory as well as an emollient. It is said to be particularly useful for consumers with sensitive skin, inflammation, redness and dehydration. Experts say CBD provides the strongest anti-inflammatory protection, while fighting irritation and minimizing redness.
Formulators know there are plenty of benefits to adding CBD to a personal care formula. At the same time, there are plenty of potential pitfalls. CBD can be difficult to work with due to its strong odor and off-color. At the same time, formulators must thoroughly test the material for traces of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
A new book, Cannabis in Beauty & Drug Preparations, aims to help cosmetic chemists overcome these obstacles. In a unique style, it asks questions, provides answers and includes concise chapters on cannabinoids and the application of CBD in cosmeceuticals, edibles and allied products.
“Every once in a while, as we continue to search nature for molecules that we can utilize for our wellbeing, we stumble on an item that we never expected n
Formulators know there are plenty of benefits to adding CBD to a personal care formula. At the same time, there are plenty of potential pitfalls. CBD can be difficult to work with due to its strong odor and off-color. At the same time, formulators must thoroughly test the material for traces of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC).
A new book, Cannabis in Beauty & Drug Preparations, aims to help cosmetic chemists overcome these obstacles. In a unique style, it asks questions, provides answers and includes concise chapters on cannabinoids and the application of CBD in cosmeceuticals, edibles and allied products.
“Every once in a while, as we continue to search nature for molecules that we can utilize for our wellbeing, we stumble on an item that we never expected n
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