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From humble beginnings to a global mission – we grow, harvest, and craft hemp with care for people and planet.
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CBD Skincare
Salves, butters, serums and balms built on plant oils and waxes rather than mineral oil or silicone, with organic hemp extract worked through them. Food-grade ingredients, no parabens, no animal testing, and short ingredient lists you can read to the end without needing a chemistry degree.
Salve with 250-750 mg CBD
Price range: 22 € through 62 €
CBD face and body oil 1.5mg CBD/ml
Price range: 9 € through 49 €
Body butter with 450-1500mg CBD
Price range: 28 € through 80 €
Natural soap
8 €
Not All CBD Skincare Is Created Equal
Skincare is the one part of this range where the ingredient list is the product. Ours are built from food-grade materials, which is an awkward standard to hold a cosmetic to and the reason the formulations stay short. Cold-pressed apricot kernel oil, safflower oil, beeswax, shea, bergamot. The hemp extract is ours, grown without pesticides or herbicides and taken out with CO2 rather than bought in as a finished ingredient.
Nothing here leans on mineral oil or silicone for that instant expensive feel on the back of a hand, and nothing carries a paraben. The consequence is that these behave differently from what most people are used to. The salves are dense and want working in, the body butter is whipped rather than emulsified into a lotion, and the serum sinks rather than sitting on top. Every batch goes to an independent laboratory, which is not standard practice in cosmetics and arguably ought to be.
There is one more reason this collection is worth understanding on its own. In Britain, a topical sits under cosmetics law rather than the novel food regime that governs everything you swallow, so the rules that apply here are settled in a way the rules for CBD supplements currently are not. That does not license bigger claims. It means the boundary is clearer, and we would rather stay well inside it.
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Compare Endoca CBD Skincare
Five of the eight, chosen to span face through to body, compared by format, what the label states, where each is used and what it is built from.
| PRODUCT | FORMAT | CBD CONTENT | BEST FOR | KEY INGREDIENTS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hemp Face Serum | Light facial oil | Organic hemp extract | Face, morning or night | Apricot kernel oil, safflower oil, bergamot oil, vitamin E |
| Salve with 250 to 750mg CBD | Dense salve | 250mg or 750mg per jar | Hands, elbows, dry patches | Hemp extract, beeswax, plant oils |
| Body butter with 450 to 1500mg CBD | Whipped butter | 450mg or 1500mg per jar | Larger areas, very dry skin | Hemp extract, food-grade butters and oils |
| CBD face and body oil 1.5mg CBD/ml | Light oil | 1.5mg per millilitre | Face, body and massage | Hemp extract, plant oils, no parabens |
| Natural lip balm with 20mg CBD | Stick balm | 20mg per stick | Lips, pocket sized | Hemp extract, beeswax, botanical oils |
What Is CBD Skincare
CBD skincare covers any topical with cannabidiol formulated into it, put on the skin rather than swallowed. Salves, balms, butters, serums, oils, soaps and deodorants all count, and the base matters more than the category name lets on. A serum and a body butter are built to do different jobs, and the hemp extract is only one reason either of them works.
Ours are made by blending our own CO2 extract into oils, butters and waxes rather than into an emulsion. That is why the textures are heavier than a supermarket lotion and why the ingredient lists run short. Cannabidiol dissolves into fat, so an oil base carries it without any emulsifier system holding two phases together. The vitamin E and the plant oils bring antioxidant properties of their own, which is largely what the face serum is built around.
Under UK cosmetics law, retained from the European regulation after EU exit and enforced here by the Office for Product Safety and Standards, a cosmetic cleanses, perfumes, protects, keeps skin in good condition and changes how it looks. That list is the whole of it. A great deal of CBD skincare is marketed well past that line, which is a problem for whoever wrote the copy rather than evidence the product does more.
What Can CBD Skincare Be Used For?
Choose by format rather than by milligrams, because in a topical the base does most of the work. A serum, a salve and a butter feel nothing alike and belong at different points in a routine.
Everything here is made from food-grade materials, so the products overlap more than you would expect. People use the face and body oil for massage and keep the salve for hands as readily as anywhere else.
- Face and Everyday Skin: Hemp Face Serum is the lightest thing in the range, with apricot kernel and safflower oils and vitamin E, and it sinks rather than sitting on the surface.
- Very Dry Skin: The body butter is the richest formula we make, in two sizes, for skin that wants more than a lotion is going to give it.
- Small Areas: The salve is dense and stays put where you press it in, which is why people keep it for hands, elbows and feet rather than spreading it thin.
- Massage and Larger Areas: CBD face and body oil is light enough to work across a big area, which is what the larger bottle exists for.
- Learn More About CBD: Read our guide to CBD cream and lotion, and the article on what CBD face and body creams do, before settling on a format.
Plenty of people use a topical alongside an oil taken as part of the day, and the two sit together without any difficulty.
Frequently Asked Questions About CBD Skincare
A topical with cannabidiol formulated into a base you rub into skin. What Endoca makes is salves, butters, serums, oils and balms instead of a water-based cream, on the grounds that an oil carries cannabinoids without an emulsifier system being needed at all. Milligrams are stated on every product.
Onto clean skin, worked in. The serum sinks quickly and suits a face routine at either end of the day. The salve and butter are denser and take a moment longer, which is rather the point of them. Nothing needs measuring and there is no waiting period.
A balm is wax-heavy and firm, a salve is wax and oil and holds where you put it, and a butter is whipped so it travels further across skin. All three are oil-based. Which you want follows from how much skin you are covering.
The serum will not. The salve and body butter both want a minute of working in, because there is no silicone here to fake an instant dry finish. Use less than instinct suggests and give it a moment.
The serum is formulated for face. The face and body oil is built for both, which is what the name is telling you. Salve, butter and lip balm belong on body and lips. None of it is harmful elsewhere, it is a question of which texture suits where.
Skin is a barrier by design. Cannabinoids applied topically act in the area where you put them rather than travelling into general circulation the way something swallowed does. That is the real difference between a topical and an oil, and it is why the two are not substitutes for one another.
Cannabidiol dissolves into fats and resists water. An oil base keeps it evenly spread without an emulsifier system doing the work of holding two phases together, which is what makes the short ingredient list possible.
Two jobs. It is an antioxidant on the skin, and it also slows the plant oils in the formula from oxidising in the jar, which is why oil-based skincare so often contains it.
Yes, for cannabinoid content and purity, the same as everything ingestible. Cosmetics are not usually tested to that standard across the industry, which says more about the industry than about us.
Because UK cosmetics law is specific about it. A cosmetic may cleanse, perfume, protect, keep skin in good condition and change its appearance, and that list is exhaustive. Anything presented as acting on a medical condition stops being a cosmetic and becomes a medicine needing MHRA authorisation.
No, and that is a genuine difference from the rest of the range. Novel food rules apply to things you eat or drink. A topical falls under the UK Cosmetics Regulation instead, which is settled law rather than a process still working itself out.
Yes. The CAP Code applies to claims on a company’s own site, not only to paid advertising, and the ASA has upheld complaints against CBD sellers over wording that sounded harmless. It is one reason you will not find the word calm on this page.
The full spectrum products contain the other cannabinoids that came across with the extract. UK rules count controlled cannabinoids per container rather than as a percentage, so instead of quoting a figure we would point you to the certificate for your batch.
The salve and the body butter each come in two, and the smaller of each is the sensible way to learn whether the texture suits you before committing to the bigger jar.
Oil and wax formulations soften in warmth and firm up again as they cool. The texture can shift slightly, the product does not suffer. In summer it is worth letting a parcel stand somewhere cool before opening.
Each product carries a period-after-opening symbol, and that is the figure to work from. There are no parabens in these, so they rely on the natural stability of the oils and waxes. Keep lids shut and out of direct sun.
Yes, and it costs less than ordering each time. Skincare tends to suit a longer interval than oils do, because a jar of body butter outlasts a bottle of drops by a good margin.