Douvall’s takes skin to new highs with new CBD-based oils

By Becky Bargh | Published: 8-Oct-2019
Skin Care

The two new oils are blended with hemp and cbd oil to help restore skin’s natural glow

Skin care brand Douvall’s has harnessed the power of hemp for its new Skin-High range.

The oils are designed to improve the skin’s natural glow, repair signs of ageing including fine lines, and hydrate.

Douvall’s’ Skin-High Hemp and Argan Oil (£48) is formulated with pure argan oil and hemp oil, and is recommended to be used under make-up.

Meanwhile, the Skin-High Cannabis and Argan Oil (£58), is blended with CBD oil to calm sensitive skin and boost elasticity.

The product uses full spectrum cannabis oil, meaning the whole plant is used, including the flowers, stalks and leaves.

Customers can buy the products from douvalls.com.

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