CBD Face Serum 250mg

Description

A light 250mg CBD face serum blended with hyaluronic acid, non comedogenic and with no fragrance in it at all. Face products are where ingredient lists get longest and least informative, so this one is short and every item on it is named. Each batch is tested by an outside laboratory and the sheet sits on this page rather than being available on request.

What is in a bottle of cbd face serum

Total milligrams, the two actives and the base. Concentration matters here as much as it does on a body product, and a serum is used in drops rather than handfuls.

• CBD face serum: 250mg of cannabidiol per bottle
• Second active: hyaluronic acid, named on the label
• Texture: light serum rather than a cream
• Comedogenicity: formulated non comedogenic
• Fragrance: none, and no masking scent
• Price: $58 a bottle, with the price per milligram printed under it

Why a fragrance free cbd face serum is the point

Fragrance is the most common cause of contact reactions in cosmetics, and the face is where people notice. A CBD face serum with no scent is also the only kind that can be patch tested usefully, because a reaction to a fragrance and a reaction to a base are otherwise indistinguishable. Non comedogenic is a formulation claim about the oils used rather than a guarantee about your skin, and we describe it as the former. The topical range lists every base ingredient in full rather than hiding any of it behind the word natural.

Hyaluronic acid, described accurately

It is a humectant, which means it holds water. That is a physical property rather than a biological claim, and it is the reason a serum containing it feels plumping on application and why it works better under a moisturiser than on its own in dry air. Molecular weight changes how it behaves and is sometimes stated and sometimes not. It is in here as a second active with its own line on the ingredient list, not as a supporting story for the cannabidiol.

What 250mg means on a face

More than the same figure would mean on a body, because of how little gets used. Two or three drops is perhaps a tenth of a gram, so a small bottle is a long time’s worth and the concentration per application is higher than a body lotion delivers. The price per milligram on a CBD face serum is still the dearest in the topical range, and that figure is printed under the price anyway, including where it makes us look expensive next to a jar of cream.

Testing a cbd face serum

Every batch is assayed by a laboratory with no ownership connection to this company for cannabinoid content, heavy metals, pesticides and microbials. On a water containing product for the face the microbial panel is the line that matters most, since the realistic failure mode is contamination rather than potency, and the preservative system is named on the label for the same reason. Batches under their printed milligrams are withdrawn and the failing certificate stays published next to the passing ones.

What the published skin literature measures

A stated concentration on a defined area, in a small number of studies. Human research on cannabidiol applied to skin is limited and generally describes a gel or cream at a given milligram per gram strength, with one frequently cited trial using a transdermal gel at 250 mg per 100 mL, and most mechanistic work sits in cell culture or rodent models. Facial skin is thinner than the skin on a limb, which changes permeability, so even those figures do not transfer cleanly. That is a description of where the evidence stops rather than a claim about this bottle, and the framework the regulator uses for cosmetic claims is published by the Food and Drug Administration.

External use, and patch test a small area first, away from the eyes. The certificate for the current batch is linked here and filed by lot number on the lab results page.