CbdMD adds to skin care collection with CBD Body Care line

The cbdMD CBD Body Care line includes three products that feature premium ingredients to keep skin clean and moisturized.

David Salazar

6/9/2021

CbdMD is growing its recently launched cbdMD Botanicals collection with new products focused on skin and body care. The cbdMD CBD Body Care line includes three products that feature premium ingredients to keep skin clean and moisturized.

Earlier this year, the company debuted its skin care collection, touting its focus on natural ingredients and use of broad-spectrum CBD.

The line includes:

Sugar Scrub — Designed to remove dead skin cells while hydrating with shea butter and coconut oil, the product also an refresh skin with the addition of cbdMD’s broad-spectrum CBD formula. It is offered in three scents — Pure Coconut, Deep Sea and Lavender Chamomoile — and retails for $29.99;
Dry Body Oil — Designed as a light spray that can deliver rapid hydration without a greasy residue, the body oil uses broad-spectrum hemp extract and botanical oils to moisturize dry skin — without the use of artificial perfumes or dye. Available in the same scents as the Sugar Scrub, the Dry Body Oil retails for $24.99; and
Body Butter — Formulated to be a go-to moisturizer, the CBD Body Butter uses broad-spectrum hemp oil, shea butter and argan and coconut oils to offer a natural deep moisturizer. Available in the same scents as the Dry Body Oil and Sugar Scrub, the Body Butter retails for $23.99.

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