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Cannabis Skincare: Just a Fad, or Here to Stay?

www.medicalmarijuana.com/cannabis-skincare-just-a-fad-or-here-to-stay/Every year it seems there’s a new lineup of skincare products promising to do wonders for your skin. They claim to be clinically-tested miracle solutions for various skin issues ranging from acne to eczema and even wrinkles, but they are rarely live up to the hype. So, it’s natural to be skeptical about cannabinoid products and their usefulness in improving your skin.<br>

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Cannabis Skincare: Just a Fad, or Here to Stay?

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  1. Cannabis Skincare: Just a Fad, or Here to Stay? www.medicalmarijuana.com | marketing@medicalmarijuana.com

  2. Introduction Every year it seems there’s a new lineup of skincare products promising to do wonders for your skin. They claim to be clinically-tested miracle solutions for various skin issues ranging from acne to eczema and even wrinkles, but they rarely live up to the hype.

  3. Introduction So, it’s natural to be skeptical about cannabinoid products and their usefulness in improving your skin.

  4. Marijuana Topicals Comprise a wide range of balms, lotions, salves, creams, and oils that have been infused with cannabis. When absorbed through the skin, they can provide targeted relief for various forms of pain and inflammation.

  5. Psychoactive Effects For those concerned about any psychoactive effects or “high” often associated with marijuana, it’s important to note that although topicals contain cannabinoid elements, they are non-psychoactive.

  6. Do They Work? There’s still plenty of debate around the efficacy of these products, and results may vary depending on the individual user. So, Do Cannabis Skin Care Products work?

  7. Do They Work? Logically, one would expect that they would. Biologically speaking, your body has something called an endocannabinoid system (ECS) which is a group of endogenous cannabinoid receptors in your brain and throughout your nervous system.

  8. Do They Work? This system is involved a number of physiological processes and can help regulate things like your appetite, mood, and even your level of physical pain. In other words, your ECS helps maintain homeostasis throughout your body.

  9. Do They Work? Cannabis-based skincare products may be limited in their efficacy due in part to the fact that it mostly affects anatomical structures within 1 centimeter of your skin. Deeper issues such in your muscular or skeletal system may be too “deep” to be actively relieved by a topical cream or balm.

  10. Your Body’s Largest Organ However, your skin itself is an organ—the largest organ in your body, actually. And your skin performs a lot of functions that may not readily occur to most people.

  11. Your Body’s Largest Organ Your skin cells have the ability to synthesize vitamin D, it protects your internal organs, and can help regulate body temperature. So keeping your skin healthy is key to an overall healthy body.

  12. Cannabis Topicals The antioxidants and anti-inflammatories in cannabis topicals can help combat dry skin and rashes which can lead to other long term skin problems such as persistent wrinkles. In addition, these products are often combined with other scientifically proven analgesic compounds such as menthol, capsaicin, or camphor.

  13. The Fountain of Youth? So are cannabis skincare products the latest “fountain of youth” we’ve all been searching for? Well, they say that beauty is only skin deep, so if you’re trying to improve the look and feel of your skin, it might be worth a shot.

  14. Is it Here to Stay? Will it stick around for a while? The odds seem good, and we’ve already become accustomed to seeing hemp oil used in various shampoos, lotions, and other body care products. So it’s not difficult to envision a future in which we are all stocking up on cannabis topicals to improve our epidermis.

  15. Conclusion Whether or not it will work for you in treating a pesky skin issue, you may just have to try it out for yourself, and as always, consult a physician for serious skin issues.

  16. To Learn More: Web: www.medicalmarijuana.com Email: marketing@medicalmarijuana.com

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