April 2019 - Global Cannabinoids | CBD Wholesale & Bulk | White Label | Private Label

Unpacking CBD: An Ingredient Breakdown

CBD — cannabidiol — is arguably the hottest ingredient in beauty right now.

Derived from the hemp plant, the ingredient is everywhere, from wellness tinctures to skin-care products to lubricant. But not all products that market with hemp ingredients actually contain CBD, so WWD asked Ryan Lewis, chief executive officer of Global Cannabinoids (a business-to-business CBD supplier) for a breakdown of common cannabis ingredients.

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