CBD Every Day: How to Make Cannabis-Infused Massage Oils, Bath Bombs, Salves, Herbal Remedies, and Edibles

by Sandra Hinchliffe, Stacey Kerr (Foreword)

CBD is the essential herbal supplement of the twenty-first century that everyone is talking about! Have you been curious about cannabis, but skeptical of "getting stoned"? Have you tried cannabis, but the psychoactive effects were uncomfortable? Would you like to enjoy the benefits of cannabis without the high? From a mild tingle to completely sober, Sandra Hinchliffe introduces a new world of cannabis pleasure and healing that you can experience every day!  CBD, otherwise known as cannabidiol, a much publicized and well-known cannabinoid from the cannabis plant, is loved by many cannabis connoisseurs and health professionals for the gentle relief and relaxation it offers. In this book, Hinchliffe, author of The Cannabis Spa at Home and High Tea, expertly guides your CBD experience with more than 60 allergy-friendly, preservative-free, artificial fragrance and dye-free recipes, usage and technique guides, and dozens of gorgeous photos. You'll discover how and work with many strains of CBD-rich cannabis that are low in, or contain no, THC or other psychoactive cannabinoidsPrepare and enjoy a variety of CBD forms, such as flowers, resins, and oils Incorporate CBD into dozens of recipes including salad dressings, beverages, snacks, desserts, infusions, herbal medicines, and spa goodies like soap, bath bombs, salves, and lotions.

178 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 19, 2019

Reviews

[B. · Rating 3 out of 5]

This one is really focused on you doing it all yourself. I was hoping for something that allowed you to work with the premade oils, but there's not a really easy way to get the conversions done. Some helpful information for someone starting out with CBD oil, but not what I was hoping for based on the title or the preview of the book.

[Melissa MacLeod · Rating 2 out of 5]

Every recipe seemed to have at least one complicated ingredient I had no idea where to find.

[Michelle Mallette · Rating 4 out of 5]

See my full review here.
This useful book offers suggestions on how to make your own cannabidiol (CBD) infused products - balms, edibles, soaps, and more. You can use either purchased CBD oil - that's expensive, but you know exactly the dosage - or you can make it yourself with your own supply of cannabis buds, using the easy recipe for infused oil. Just keep in mind dosage will vary. I haven't tried a recipe from this book yet, but I've made both a skin balm and edibles from infused oil I made myself. So I could judge the recipes with some prior knowledge - they are generally simple to follow, with fairly easy to find ingredients, and ideas on packaging if you want to give these as gifts. The binding feels a little weak, but other than that, a great addition to the Grand Forks & District Public Library's nonfiction collection.

[Kirsten (lush.lit.life)]

This is a great book if you like: CBD, cooking complicated things, making infusions, making tinctures and body care items, understanding math and chemistry and understanding industrial hemp farming. I was only interested in the first and last items listed above. So...there are better books for me.