Cannabis lotions apply CBD or THC directly to the skin for localized comfort. They absorb quickly, work where you apply them, and do not produce a high. Tropic Exotic delivers across Toronto and the GTA the same day.<\/strong><\/p>\n Cannabinoids in a lotion interact with receptors in the skin, muscle and nerve endings near the application site rather than entering the bloodstream in meaningful amounts. That is why topicals are non-intoxicating \u2014 you can use them during the workday or before driving without impairment.<\/p>\n Lotions are water-based, lighter and absorb fast, which suits larger areas and daily use. Balms and salves are thicker and oil-based, sitting on the surface longer for concentrated application to a specific joint or muscle. If you want something that disappears into the skin, choose a lotion.<\/p>\n Post-workout muscle soreness, everyday joint stiffness, and dry or irritated skin are the most common uses. Research into topical cannabinoids is still developing and individual results vary, so treat these as comfort and wellness products rather than medical treatments.<\/p>\n Patch-test first if you have sensitive skin, and avoid broken skin and eyes.<\/p>\n Keep sealed, cool and out of direct sunlight. Heat degrades cannabinoids and can separate oil-based formulas. Check the best-before date, since carrier oils can go rancid.<\/p>\nHow cannabis lotions work<\/h3>\n
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