Heavenly Hybrid
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I know very little about it, which is why I’ve been dragging my feet on it. Research time!
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Sounds good. I recommend making them seperately at first so you can use one or the other and blend them to see if there are different effects, at least until you get an idea of what each one is doing. Then you can make a custom blend . And I think your instinct about the coconut oil is right. I don’t think coconut is a great oil for inflammatory skin conditions, I think it’s too thick and ‘cloggy‘.I usually use some aloe when it’s driving me crazy and that usually helps in the sort term. I did use a touch of Mr H’s cbd infused coconut oil and I think it helped, but it was a very short test. It definitely left a greasy feel after and I worried it would make me break out, I’ll keep investigating and I’ll likely use some THC and CBD when I do make something specialized.
I’m glad you posted this again. I had to reread it to get sweet almond, not grape seed as the carrier oil. I had grape seed in my donkey head from other discussions on topicals.Liquid LightI wasn’t even thinking about this post - I did the processing and took the pics like, 3 weeks ago - and then I was browsing and replying in the CD-1 thread just now and suddenly there is was! I might as well copy it here.
As well as infused olive oil for CBD dosing and infused coconut oil for CBD edibles, I also make a 5-6mg/ml infusion into sweet almond oil. A couple of friends use this for eczema (more on the efficacy of that in coming weeks as I hear back about it) and I use it for pain oil and to make a (diluted) cosmetic face oil.
Heres some decarb’d CD-1
And 200ml of sweet almond oil...
Party time
This is infused and strained and used at full strength for eczema, dry skin etc. and pain.
For the cosmetic face oil I dilute it with grapeseed oil to around 3mg/ml and add 2drops per 15ml of DoTerra SALUBELLE Beauty Blend. It’s liquid gold itself that stuff and super expensive but also super potent so at the rate I use it, it is going to last me years - literally years.
I call this face oil ‘Amy’s Liquid Gold’, just for fun (I don’t sell it at all, although I do give it as a gift sometimes) and I apply it to my face and neck everyday - it’s sensational A good friend who has some calls it ‘Million Dollar Face’
My current bottle is nearly done...
I have only recently started using the full strength version alongside my THC-dominant topical oil for pain and I definitely believe that both of them together is more effective than the THC topical alone. I use them both in the bath too. My health condition involves a lot of pain, both chronic and acute, and after a bath with epsom salts plus 2-3ml of each topical oil (so 10-15mg THC and 10-15mg CBD - what a decadent bath!) I can have about 4-5 hours afterwards with my body feeling almost normal. Today was one of those days actually - awesome.
So, there’s 2 versions from the same oil making process;
Version 1. Original, 5-6mg/ml for skin complaints and topical pain oil/bath oil. (Maybe I’ll call this ‘Liquid Light’ in honour of the meaning of the strain name - bright light ).
Version 2. ‘Amy’s Liquid Gold’, diluted to approx 3mg/ml with grapeseed oil (or more non-infused almond oil) used in small roller bottle with less than 1% of DoTerra “SALUBELLE” added and used for cosmetic face oil - incredible for the complexion. CBD for the win!
There it is then, an impromptu feature on one of the ways I use the Candida CD-1 flowers in my life. Keeps me looking and feeling good.
Thanks DD! I’ll be sure to share the results if I find something worth while.I’m glad you posted this again. I had to reread it to get sweet almond, not grape seed as the carrier oil. I had grape seed in my donkey head from other discussions on topicals.
I found your subsequent exchange with @Heavenly Hybrid valuable on the subject of carrier oils, too.
Good luck with that, HH!
Sweet, I have some on hand. I have a few items id like to incorporate too. Like Amy mentioned, lavender and as VG mentioned before, chamomile; I’d also like to add aloe and vitamin E and see how it turns out.Grapeseed is supposed to be good for blemishes and cystic acne as well as dark circles and fine lines.
I’m glad you posted this again. I had to reread it to get sweet almond, not grape seed as the carrier oil. I had grape seed in my donkey head from other discussions on topicals.
I found your subsequent exchange with @Heavenly Hybrid valuable on the subject of carrier oils, too.
Good luck with that, HH!
I use both!Grapeseed is supposed to be good for blemishes and cystic acne as well as dark circles and fine lines.
Friggin awesome VG That was definitely some of the vast material I read while ‘’researching” before making my first batch.Sorry for the long format. I had to go and remove about 50 links in that article. Hopefully this is what you requested.
YES! Absolutely. Perfect. Synced.Would you up-pot on a new moon?
Oopsie, sorry, forgot to give it back cheersFirst, a toke..
The way I have come to think about cannabis container gardening, that sounds like a perfect jump to me!2 gallon hempy bucket to a 30 gallon tub,