Roll-on CBD & CBG - Repairing treatment anti-imperfection

Yes, you can use an oil on oily skin, as long as you choose the right oil. Contrary to popular belief, some oils are capable of regulating sebum production and restoring the complex balance of your epidermis.

Here are some plant oils recommended for oily skin:

• Jojoba oil: Similar to the sebum produced by the body, this oil is highly prized by our skin and helps to rebalance sebum production.
• Black cumin oil: Antibacterial, black cumin oil effectively eliminates skin imperfections.
• Hemp oil: Deeply moisturises the skin without leaving a greasy finish.

It's important to note that even if oily skin doesn't need to be nourished, hydration is essential. Poor hydration could encourage the epidermis to produce even more sebum in order to hydrate itself, aggravating the vicious circle of oily skin. So it's essential to work directly on the skin with the right skincare products.

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Store at room temperature, out of sight and reach of children, in a dry place protected from UV rays and light.
Avoid severe thermal shock.

CBD, or cannabidiol, is a molecule extracted from hemp. CBD is legal in France and most other European countries, provided it contains little or no THC, the psychoactive substance in cannabis.

CBD is used in many cosmetic products for its moisturising, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and sebum-regulating properties. CBD can be taken as an oil, placed under the tongue or added to food.

CBD has numerous benefits for the skin, depending on the skin type and the issue being addressed. CBD can help with:

Regulating the production of sebum for oily or acne-prone skin

• CBD normalizes the expression of pro-inflammatory cytokines (anti-inflammatory effect).
• CBD normalizes lipogenesis in sebocyte cells (lipostatic effect without compromising cell viability).
• CBD decreases the proliferation of these cells (antiproliferative effect without inducing sebocyte apoptosis).
• CBD exerts a sebostatic action (lipostatic and antiproliferative) by activating TRPV4 receptors, thereby significantly reducing sebum production.

Alleviating sensitive or irritated skin

Its regulatory action on the inflammation process helps limit the production of pro-inflammatory molecules at multiple levels. By doing so, it contributes to restricting the dilation of micro-blood vessels, thereby reducing the occurrence of skin redness. This is particularly beneficial for conditions like rosacea and psoriasis. As a result, the skin appears smoother and more soothed.

Reducing redness or inflammation

Many studies attribute undeniable effectiveness to CBD as an anti-inflammatory at various levels:

• By blocking the migration of macrophages (digestion of foreign particles and pathogens).
• By regulating the activation of lymphocytes (recognition and destruction of foreign cells).
• By inhibiting the release of pro-inflammatory substances.
• By promoting the release of other anti-inflammatory substances called "Cytokines".

CBD demonstrates its effectiveness as an anti-inflammatory at various levels.

Preventing or reducing signs of ageing

The antioxidant effect of CBD helps slow down the oxidation process of cells, thereby preventing the occurrence of oxidative stress. CBD thus delays the natural aging process of cells and acts as a barrier against factors leading to premature aging that we encounter daily.

Hydrating dry skin

CBD improves the appearance and texture of the skin, making it more supple, smoother, and radiant.

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CBD is a phyto-cannabinoid: a molecule that mimics endo-cannabinoids (cannabinoids produced by the human body) to interact with the endocannabinoid system: a set of receptors found throughout the body, including in the skin.

CBD acts on the skin by:

Modulating the production of sebum

Modulating the inflammation process

Protecting the skin against oxidative stress

Soothing sensations of itching or pain

It is a natural active ingredient ideal for skin issues, acne, and numerous dermatoses.

CBD can be used on the skin in various forms

Depending on the mode of application and the desired result, CBD can be presented in the form of oil, to be applied directly on the skin or mixed with a cream or serum.

CBD can also be found in the form of cream, balm, gel, mask, soap, deodorant, etc. CBD can also be vaporised in the form of water or mist, to be sprayed on the face or body.

At SOWÉ, we have opted for oily formulas to maximise the concentration of CBD in our formulas, since cannabinoids are fat-soluble.

CBG or cannabigerol

CBG, or cannabigerol, is a type of cannabinoid obtained from the cannabis plant. It is described as the 'mother molecule' of all cannabinoids. Indeed, these are derived from cannabigerolic acid (CBGA), an acidic form of CBG. In the cannabis plant, CBG is available in smaller quantities than other cannabinoids.

This substance is not psychoactive and could potentially have neuroprotective, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and immune system stimulating effects.

Like any other cannabinoid, CBG interacts with the endocannabinoid system in various ways.