This is our external CBD range: five products for the skin, none of them for internal use. Three creams carry the printed product types Aczedol, Soridol and Zemadol, each 50 ml and each a Medical Device Class I. Beside them sit CBD Skin Oil in a 10 ml dropper bottle and CBD Hand Cream in 75 ml. If what you want stays on the outside, this is the shelf; the ingestible CBD oils sit elsewhere in the shop, under their own heading.
Choosing between the five
The three creams share one specification, 50 ml with 100 mg of cannabidiol each, so the difference between Aczedol, Soridol and Zemadol is the product type printed on the pack. CBD Skin Oil holds 200 mg in a 10 ml fill. CBD Hand Cream comes in 75 ml with 150 mg and is the vegan formula here. Formats and fills differ; the specs are on the label, and the choice is yours.
What the formulas contain
CBD Skin Oil is made on an olive fruit oil base, and the cannabidiol in it is synthetically produced. CBD Hand Cream is vegan, formulated with aloe vera and sunflower seed oil. The three creams are Medical Device Class I products, 50 ml each, 100 mg of cannabidiol each. Full ingredient lists in INCI form are printed on the packaging of every product. A batch number on the pack finds the matching certificate on that product's page.
How the formats work
All five products go on the skin and are never ingested. The oil comes in a dropper bottle, so you place it where you want it and spread it with a fingertip. Creams and hand cream come straight from the pack. Where a label carries directions, follow the wording printed there rather than anything on this page, and keep the packaging for the INCI list.
Where this range sits
This page covers what stays on the outside: three creams, a hand cream and a skin oil. Anything meant for internal use is grouped separately, so if you came looking for something to take rather than apply, our ingestible CBD oils are the counterpart to this range. Same brand, different route. The rest of the catalogue is listed in its own sections.
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Frequently asked questions
What is CBD skincare?▼
CBD skincare is a category of topical cosmetics that carry cannabidiol as one ingredient among others, applied to the skin rather than taken by mouth. In this range it means three CBD creams, formulated for daily use, with CBD content kept inside the limits European cosmetics rules set for topicals. They are for external use, on the skin only.
Where does a CBD cream fit in my skincare routine?▼
It is a leave-on step, not a replacement for one. It goes on after cleansing, at the point in your sequence where you already apply other leave-on products. Morning, evening, or both, depending on how your routine is built. Nothing else has to come out of the sequence to make room for it, and consistency matters more than occasional use.
How do I apply a CBD cream?▼
Cleanse and let the skin dry, so the cream goes onto a clean surface. Take a small amount, spread it over the area you have chosen, and work it in until it is no longer visible. If a product is new to you, try it on a small patch of skin first and give it a day before extending it to a wider area. Keep it away from the eyes.
Is a CBD cream the same as a CBD oil taken by mouth?▼
No. A topical stays where you put it. It is formulated for the skin surface and measured as a cosmetic, whereas an oil under the tongue is a food supplement with a different set of rules and a different format. The two are not interchangeable, and a cosmetic is never meant to be swallowed.
How do I know what is actually in the cream?▼
On a topical, CBD is a cosmetic ingredient. It appears in the ingredient list alongside everything else in the formula, and it is measured in the finished product rather than promised on the front of the jar. European cosmetics rules cap how much CBD a topical may contain, and Cibdol formulates inside them. Every batch is tested by an independent laboratory and verified before release.
