GenYHippie
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Hello all . Having issues figuring out the search feature so here I post again . This board seemed to have the most discussion of topical MJ use so I figure as good as anyplace to begin.
When I went to a brick and mortar dispensary they showed me the creams but it wasn't in my budget at the time so I didn't ask much. What I would like to know is what kind of extractions work for topical use. Doe sit have to be alcohol or can it be oil?
Im pretty experienced at infusing oils for topicals (comfrey, arnica, ginger, chilli peppers, ect...) for body oil and salve. Is it just as simple to do with MJ? Not looking to hijack anyones recipe just general guidelines. I have eczema so most lotions are off limits to me because of topical irritants like fragrance and preservatives.
Hence why I stick to salves, just oil and wax doesn't need anything to prevent bacterial growth as long are your cautious about dipping in. I wouldn't mind making a cream id just refrigerate it and make small batches.
I have a lot of pain in my neck, hips, and hands figure any boost to my routine could be of help.
TIA GenYHippie
When I went to a brick and mortar dispensary they showed me the creams but it wasn't in my budget at the time so I didn't ask much. What I would like to know is what kind of extractions work for topical use. Doe sit have to be alcohol or can it be oil?
Im pretty experienced at infusing oils for topicals (comfrey, arnica, ginger, chilli peppers, ect...) for body oil and salve. Is it just as simple to do with MJ? Not looking to hijack anyones recipe just general guidelines. I have eczema so most lotions are off limits to me because of topical irritants like fragrance and preservatives.
Hence why I stick to salves, just oil and wax doesn't need anything to prevent bacterial growth as long are your cautious about dipping in. I wouldn't mind making a cream id just refrigerate it and make small batches.
I have a lot of pain in my neck, hips, and hands figure any boost to my routine could be of help.
TIA GenYHippie