The Swiss CBD selection
CBD cosmetics
Discover our CBD balms and skincare selection for external use. Compare textures, ingredients and sizes, and check the intended use and precautions on each product page.
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CBD cosmetics and balms are topical products. Unlike oral or sublingual forms, CBD applied to the skin does not reach the bloodstream in significant quantities. It acts locally, at the level of the skin receptors of the endocannabinoid system, for a targeted effect on the application area.
What research says about topical CBD
Clinical studies on topical CBD remain limited but promising. Research published in 2024 in the Journal of Dermatological Science indicates anti-inflammatory and sebum-regulating potential in skin models. Users mainly report help for localized muscle tension, dry skin, and joint comfort. These effects are not proven medical properties: cosmetic CBD is not a medicine.
How to use a CBD balm
Apply a small amount to the targeted area and massage until fully absorbed. The local effect is enhanced by a gentle massage that stimulates microcirculation. For muscle tension, apply after a hot shower when pores are open.
Frequently asked questions
Does CBD balm enter the bloodstream?
In negligible amounts. The skin is an effective barrier. A well-formulated CBD balm acts locally with no measurable systemic effect, making it suitable for people who want to avoid any internal intake of CBD.
Can CBD cosmetics be used on the face?
Yes, for specific face formulas. Check the ingredient list if you have sensitive skin. Body balms may be too rich for the face.
Is cosmetic CBD legal everywhere?
Yes. CBD in cosmetics is authorized in Switzerland, France, and the European Union, as long as the formula complies with current cosmetic regulations.
CBD is not a medicine. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease. For adults only.