CBD Topical Guide: Everything about CBD for your skin

The most common way to take CBD is internal (edibles, sublingual drops and vaping). However; another lesser-known way is by applying CBD topical products to your skin. There are several CBD topical products available, such as lotions, salves, moisturizers, paste, serums, creams and massage oils. That’s why this ‘CBD Topical Information Guide’ explains everything you need to know about CBD for your skin.

The potential benefits of CBD for your skin

Let’s start this CBD Topical Guide by looking at the potential benefits of applying CBD products to your skin:

Topical CBD for acne, psoriasis, rosacea & eczema

One of the main reasons why people use CBD topical products is for skin conditions such as acne, seborrheic dermatitis, scalp psoriasis, rosacea and eczema. But does it work? And if so, why? Let’s see…

● Several studies have found that CBD has anti-inflammatory effects on the skin. Acne, seborrheic dermatitis, psoriasis and rosacea are all inflammatory conditions. So; therefore CBD products can possibly reduce those and related problems (such as breakouts, redness and eczema).
● Other studies have found that CBD can also decrease/regulate the production of sebum (skin oil) in the sebaceous glands. It might not be a surprise that the overproduction of sebum is one of the most common causes of acne-related problems, and therefore CBD can potentially reduce such conditions.
● CBD also is an antioxidant and has antibacterial properties, which both are helpful in treating several skin problems.
● And last but not least: research shows that CBD slows down cell generation on the skin. One of the main causes of conditions like seborrheic dermatitis and psoriasis is the quick reproduction of certain skin cells. Therefore, CBD products can possibly help to fight such problems.

Topical CBD for anti-aging & wrinkles

CBD has neuroregenerative effects, which means it can possibly repair your skin. Therefore it can (in combination with the antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects of CBD) potentially lessen signs of aging like wrinkles and dull skin.

Topical CBD for sensitive skin

CBD has skin-soothing/calming properties. Therefore it can potentially reduce issues related to sensitive skin such as redness and dryness. That also means that CBD topical products can possibly help to make your skin feel and look better.

Topical CBD for arthritis joint pain

There are several studies in rats suggesting that CBD absorbed through the skin (“transdermal”) potentially helps to reduce arthritis-related joint pain.

More benefits of using CBD on your skin

Besides the above-described potential benefits of CBD, there are several other ways in which CBD can benefit you. So; it’s safe to say that CBD looks extremely promising when it comes to topical use.

The best CBD skin-care products / brands

Nowadays there are a lot of brands on the market that sell CBD skin care products. Some of them are good, but also a lot of them are bad. Those bad brands can for example have low quality or contain only a little amount of CBD. Also, a lot of brands claim to use CBD in their skin-care products, while in reality they’re using hemp seed oil. There’s nothing unhealthy about hemp seed oil, but it’s just not the same thing as CBD. CBD is an active ingredient with a lot of potential benefits as described above. Hemp seed oil is not an active ingredient, it’s just an oil that moisturizes your face without the potential benefits that CBD has to offer.

So, it’s very important to only use high-quality CBD products. However; since there are so many CBD skin care brands on the market it may be very hard to find a good one, especially if you don’t exactly know what you should pay attention to. That’s why we from CBDoilArticles.com listed our top 3 favorite online stores for CBD topical products below:

Other important info about CBD topical products

● CBD topical products can not get you high. CBD itself is a non-psychoactive compound, meaning it can’t provide a “high” effect. The cannabis-compound that provides a high-effect is called “THC”. CBD skin products contain 0 to max 0.3% THC, which is not enough to get you high when applying to the skin.
● The dosage (in mg) of CBD topical products depends on several things (such as your condition and how you respond to CBD), so it’s very hard to recommend a specific dosage. That’s why it’s important to use a product that contains enough milligrams of CBD (like all the brands that we listed above), and just try and see what works best for you.
● For other questions about CBD we highly recommend checking out the other articles on our website as well, such as our CBD Beginner’s Guide. If you still can’t find the answer to a question, then don’t hesitate to leave a comment below so we can help you.

Disclaimer: We do not claim that any testimonial or experience is representative of what any other consumer might experience. Individual results may vary, and no experience has been clinically proven or evaluated. All opinions expressed are strictly the views of our team.
CBD is not intended to treat, cure or prevent any disease. The information on this website is not meant as a substitute for information from health care practitioners. Always consult your health care professional before using CBD.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not regulate CBD for treating health conditions.