Pain Relief Cream Jar

CBD isolated extract is a purified form of cannabidiol (CBD) obtained from industrial hemp, refined to remove all other cannabinoids, terpenes, and plant compounds, leaving behind 99%+ pure CBD. Unlike full-spectrum or broad-spectrum hemp extracts, CBD isolate contains no THC, making it a safe choice for those seeking CBD’s potential benefits—such as promoting relaxation, supporting recovery, easing everyday stress, and enhancing overall balance—without any psychoactive effects. It is odorless, flavorless, and highly versatile, which makes it easy to formulate into oils, capsules, edibles, beverages, and skincare products.

Peppermint extract is derived from the leaves of the Mentha × piperita plant and contains natural compounds such as menthol and menthone that give it its cooling, soothing, and refreshing effects. It is commonly used to support digestive comfort, help relieve bloating and indigestion, ease tension headaches, and provide antimicrobial benefits for oral health and skin applications. Because of its calming effect on smooth muscles in the gastrointestinal tract, peppermint extract is a popular natural remedy for digestive issues, while also being widely used in flavoring and aromatherapy.

Cetyl Alcohol is a long-chain fatty alcohol (also called 1-hexadecanol or palmityl alcohol) used in skincare and haircare mainly as an emollient, thickener, co-emulsifier, and stabilizer. It helps give creams and lotions a smooth, creamy texture; prevents separation of oil and water phases in formulations (so products don’t split); softens skin by forming a light film that helps reduce water loss; and contributes to rich textures without the drying effects of “simple” alcohols like ethanol. It’s generally safe and non-irritating, though a small number of people with very sensitive skin might react.

Glycerin (also called glycerol) is a clear, odorless humectant widely used in skincare. It draws moisture into the skin’s outer layer (stratum corneum) from deeper layers and the environment, helping to keep skin hydrated. It strengthens the skin barrier, improves texture by softening rough or dry patches, accelerates skin repair (such as minor wounds or irritation), and is generally gentle even for sensitive skin types. While very high concentrations or undiluted glycerin may cause stickiness or irritation in some people, in cosmetic formulations it’s usually well tolerated.