The High & Bye Refining Oil and Clearing Gel Use Rare Cannabinoids
Laura McQuarrie — November 30, 2020 — Fashion
References: highbeauty & businesswire
High Beauty sets itself apart as a skincare brand that offers a full hemp skincare line with cannabis sativa seed oil and without THC or CBD. Working with Lygos CBx, High Beauty will create co-branded cosmetic products using a range of pure, high-quality and naturally derived cannabinoids—including ones that are especially rare.
The all-new High & Bye Refining Oil and Clearing Gel are made with Lygos-CBG (cannabigerol), which is described as "a non-psychoactive cannabinoid with antioxidant properties to target blemish-prone skin." Along with cannabis sativa seed oil, these products promise to offer next-level support for skin that shares an experience that's safe and consistent.
Beyond some of the most well-known cannabis compounds, consumers are being introduced to lesser-known cannabinoids that offer their own unique properties.
Image Credit: High Beauty
The all-new High & Bye Refining Oil and Clearing Gel are made with Lygos-CBG (cannabigerol), which is described as "a non-psychoactive cannabinoid with antioxidant properties to target blemish-prone skin." Along with cannabis sativa seed oil, these products promise to offer next-level support for skin that shares an experience that's safe and consistent.
Beyond some of the most well-known cannabis compounds, consumers are being introduced to lesser-known cannabinoids that offer their own unique properties.
Image Credit: High Beauty
Trend Themes
1. Rare Cannabinoid Skincare - There is an opportunity for companies to create skincare products using rare cannabinoids like Lygos-CBG.
2. Hemp Cosmetics - Skincare brands can innovate by incorporating hemp-derived ingredients in their cosmetic products.
3. Non-psychoactive Skincare - Creating skincare products with non-psychoactive cannabinoids like Lygos-CBG can address consumer concerns about the safety of cannabis-derived ingredients.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty and Skincare - The beauty and skincare industry can further explore the use of hemp and rare cannabinoids in their products, catering to the growing demand for natural and sustainable ingredients.
2. Cannabis and Hemp - Incorporating rare cannabinoids into skincare products can expand the market for cannabis and hemp-based products beyond traditional recreational and medicinal uses.
3. Cosmetics and Personal Care - Cosmetics brands can create a new category of non-psychoactive cannabis-derived products, tapping into the growing demand for clean and natural personal care products.
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