30Apr
CBD topicals aren’t one product, they’re a whole shelf: a general salve, a muscle-specific version of it, a rich body butter, a lightweight face serum, a dual-purpose oil, a deodorant, a lip balm, and even a bar of soap. Here are the eight Endoca actually sells on the en-gb site, and what genuinely separates one from another beyond just the packaging.
1. Salve with 250-750mg CBD, the general-purpose starting point
This is Endoca’s most straightforward topical, a dense salve built for pronounced dryness anywhere on the face or body rather than one specific trouble spot. It comes in two strengths, 250mg or 750mg per jar, and the ingredient list is short and readable: coconut oil, hemp seed oil, hemp extract, lemon peel oil, vanilla extract, and vitamin E, with the CBD content labelled less than 0.2% THC, the EU’s legal threshold. It’s meant to be massaged directly into skin, day or night, and it holds up well as the one topical to keep around if you only want to own one. Everything else on this list is really a more specific version of what this salve already does.
2. Mint Muscle Salve, 30ml, built specifically for after activity
Where the general salve above is meant for anywhere, the Mint Muscle Salve has one job: post-workout or post-walk muscle care. It’s formulated with organic hemp extract and peppermint oil for a cooling effect on application in a 30ml tin, and Endoca states the strains used in it contain no detectable levels of THC. The texture is softer than the general salve, built to spread easily and absorb into larger muscle groups rather than sit as a thick balm the way the lip balm below does. If you’ve been using the general salve for this purpose already, this is the more purpose-built option, and the mint is doing real work rather than just being a scent choice.
3. Body butter with 450-1500mg CBD, for the driest spots on your body
The whipped body butter is the richest texture on this list, a shea butter and cacao seed butter base whipped to a light, melt-on-contact consistency and built specifically for the driest parts of the body, elbows, knees, and hands. It comes in two sizes, 450mg CBD or 1500mg CBD per jar, with hemp seed oil and coconut oil rounding out the ingredient list alongside vitamin E. It’s free from preservatives and artificial colours, and it’s meant for daily use rather than an occasional treatment. If the general salve above feels too thin for genuinely cracked or rough skin, this is the heavier option built for exactly that.
4. Hemp Face Serum, 45mg CBD, for the face specifically
The Hemp Face Serum is a lightweight facial oil rather than a salve or butter, built to absorb quickly without the greasy feel a body-focused product would leave on facial skin. It carries 45mg of CBD, blended with cold-pressed apricot kernel oil, safflower oil, and bergamot oil, and it’s designed for daily use, morning and evening, as part of an existing skincare routine rather than as a standalone treatment. Endoca markets it toward supporting a balanced complexion, framed as a cosmetic benefit rather than any medical one. If you already use a facial oil and want to add CBD to that step specifically, this is the product built for that, not the heavier body salves above.
5. CBD face and body oil, 1.5mg CBD/ml, the lightest option for both
This is the one product on the list explicitly built to work on both face and body, a light oil rather than a salve, at 1.5mg of CBD per millilitre, with a larger 200ml size also available alongside the smaller bottle. The formula shares the apricot kernel oil, safflower oil, and bergamot oil base used in the Face Serum above, but at a gentler concentration meant for broader daily application rather than a targeted facial routine. It’s labelled less than 0.2% THC and is meant to go on after cleansing or bathing, as a last step to lock in moisture. Where the Face Serum is facial-routine specific, this is the more general everyday option.
6. Natural Deodorant with 10mg CBD/ml, aluminium-free with a specific job
This is the one genuinely single-purpose product on this list. Endoca’s Natural Deodorant is an aluminium-free cream at 10mg CBD per millilitre, built with shea butter, arrowroot powder, baking soda, and coconut oil alongside the hemp extract, and it’s labelled less than 0.2% THC like the rest of the topical range. It’s meant to neutralise odour without blocking the body’s natural processes the way aluminium-based antiperspirants do, which is the actual selling point independent of the CBD itself. If you’re already looking to switch to a natural deodorant, adding one with CBD in the formula rather than a separate unscented one is a reasonable way to consolidate a routine.
7. Natural lip balm with 20mg CBD, the smallest and most portable of the eight
The lip balm is a compact stick, 20mg of CBD per stick, made from coconut oil, beeswax, hemp seed oil, and vitamin E, and it’s the only product on this list marketed for use on lips specifically, though Endoca notes it can also go on other small dry patches of face or body. It’s vegetarian aside from the beeswax base being the one animal-derived ingredient, gluten-free, and free from artificial colours and preservatives. At £8, it’s also the least expensive way to try a CBD topical if you’re not ready to commit to a full jar of salve or butter, and the stick format travels better than any jar on this list.
8. Natural soap, the only rinse-off product on this list
Every other topical here is a leave-on product. The natural soap is the exception, a standard bar built around hemp seed oil rather than a stated CBD milligram figure, since a rinse-off product doesn’t carry the same contact time as a salve or serum that stays on skin. Endoca positions it as a gentle, everyday bar suitable for the whole body, free of harsh detergents and synthetic fragrance. It’s a reasonable way to work a hemp-based product into a shower routine without committing to a leave-on CBD topical, and it pairs naturally with the body butter or face and body oil above if you want the full routine from shower to moisturiser.
Final Thoughts
Texture and purpose are what actually distinguish these eight, not strength, since none of Endoca’s topicals are dosed the way an oil or capsule is. A thick salve suits a specific dry patch or a sore muscle, a whipped butter suits broad daily moisturising, and the lighter oils and serums suit the face specifically. If you’re building a full routine rather than buying one product, pairing the soap with the body oil or butter, and keeping the lip balm in a bag for touch-ups, covers most of what the range is built to do.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do CBD topicals get absorbed into the bloodstream the way an oil or capsule does?
No, not meaningfully. Topical CBD acts locally on the skin and the tissue directly beneath it rather than being absorbed into general circulation the way an ingested product is, which is why topicals and oils aren’t interchangeable and why topicals don’t carry a stated per-drop or per-capsule dose the way Endoca’s oils and capsules do.
Which Endoca topical should I start with if I’ve never tried one?
The Salve with 250-750mg CBD is the most general-purpose option and works reasonably well across most everyday dry-skin or minor-discomfort uses. From there, the Mint Muscle Salve, Face Serum, and lip balm are more specific products worth adding once you know which particular use case you’re solving for.
How often can I apply a CBD topical?
Endoca doesn’t publish a fixed application limit for most of these products, and several, like the salve and the face and body oil, are described for daily use. This article won’t invent a specific frequency beyond what each product page states; if you’re unsure, starting with once or twice daily and adjusting from there is a reasonable default.
Can I use more than one of these topicals at the same time, like the salve and the lip balm?
Endoca doesn’t publish guidance against combining topicals for different areas, and several are explicitly built to be paired, like the soap with the body butter or face oil. Using a face-specific product on the face and a body product on the body is the straightforward way to layer them.
Will using a CBD topical affect a drug test?
It’s very unlikely. Because topical CBD acts locally on skin rather than being absorbed into the bloodstream, it isn’t expected to contribute to a drug test result the way an ingested product could. If a test result genuinely can’t carry any risk, that’s still worth confirming against your specific testing body’s own standards.
Are these topicals safe for sensitive skin?
Endoca doesn’t publish a specific sensitive-skin claim for most of these products. As with introducing any new topical, patch-testing a small area first and watching for irritation before applying it more broadly is a reasonable, low-risk way to check how your own skin responds.
