Master Licensed Esthetician and founder and owner of Skin Property Virtual Esthetics, Emily Trampetti, believes we need more CBD skin products and that they work perfectly with your body’s DNA.
It’s nearly 2023, and luckily CBD has finally started to lose some of its antiquated stigmas from the past. Even though it’s showing up in smoothies, holistic medicinals, soap and now skincare, there are still many that are confused about its benefits, safety, legality and usage parameters today. If it weren’t for the stigmas, CBD would have been a household name long ago in skincare. To be brief, think of CBD as the super hero of antioxidants! Not only does it work hard to fight free radicals that age us and damage the skin, it also helps fight acne, hydrate dry skin, control oil production, regulate skin cell turnover, reduce inflammation, and offer healing to irritated and super sensitive skin. In short, it essentially corrects however our skin is out of balance. Cool, huh? But how does it work?
Emily is a skincare expert and strategist that provides advice and product recommendations based on life situations, varying emotions, and individual skin needs.
She posted an article Here's What You Need to Know about CBD in Skin Care. For more information, you can visit skinproperty.co.
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