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Charlotte's Web CBD Balm 450mg Full Spectrum Hemp Extract

Charlotte’s Web Full Spectrum CBD Balm – 450mg CBD

$26.99
$0.06 per 1mg CBD450mg CBD total

Charlotte’s Web CBD Balm holds 450mg of full spectrum CBD in a 1.5oz tin, about 300mg per ounce. The botanical side is unusually long: menthol, peppermint, eucalyptus, camphor, clove and cinnamon oils, over a base of coconut, jojoba, shea butter and beeswax. Thick enough for knuckles, elbows and knees. External use only.

Lab Report

Key benefits

Recovery

450mg of full spectrum CBD in a 1.5oz tin, with six botanical oils.

Why we carry this one

Six botanical oils, not one. Menthol, peppermint, eucalyptus, camphor, clove and cinnamon, which makes it aromatic in a way most CBD balms are not.

It is full spectrum, unlike their newer 1,000mg isolate topicals. If you want the whole hemp profile on your skin, this is the one in the range that has it.

The base is rich: coconut oil, jojoba, shea butter, sunflower seed oil, beeswax and vitamin E. It stays where you put it.

A 1.5oz tin suits small areas, which is what the thick texture is for.

Charlotte's Web CBD Balm 450mg Full Spectrum Hemp Extract

Key ingredients

Menthol

A compound from mint that produces a cooling sensation on skin. It is what separates a cooling topical from a plain balm.

Peppermint oil

An essential oil used alongside menthol in cooling topicals. It contributes both to the scent and to the cooling sensation.

Eucalyptus oil

An aromatic essential oil used in topical balms, here with camphor, clove and cinnamon.

Camphor

An aromatic compound used with menthol and capsaicin in topical formulas.

Shea butter

A plant fat pressed from the shea tree nut. It is what gives a balm its body and lets it stay where you put it instead of running off.

Is this right for you?

Best for

  • Small targeted areas like knuckles, elbows and knees
  • Anyone who wants full spectrum rather than isolate on the skin
  • People who like an aromatic balm

Not for

  • Sensitive skin, without patch-testing the clove and cinnamon first
  • Large areas, where a cream or stick covers more ground
  • Anyone who wants no scent, where a fragrance-free balm fits

Product data

Brand Charlotte's Web
Type TOPICALS
Best for CBD for Pain
SpectrumFull Spectrum
THCTrace naturally occurring D9-THC, full spectrum
Serving sizeApply as needed
CBD total450mg
Price per 1mg CBD $0.06
AllergensContains coconut (tree nut) and beeswax
Third-party testedYes, every batch

Lab results

Every batch is tested by an independent lab. The report below covers the batch you receive.

Understand what's inside

What is Full Spectrum?

Full Spectrum keeps the whole range of compounds the hemp plant produces: CBD, the minor cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids, plus up to 0.3% Delta-9 THC by dry weight. Nothing is removed after extraction.

Contains hemp-derived THC. Assume a Full Spectrum product can show on a drug test: cannabinoid screening does not tell hemp apart from other sources, and no seller can promise a result.

Frequently asked questions

How concentrated is it?

Four hundred and fifty milligrams of full spectrum CBD in a 1.5oz tin, which works out to roughly 300mg per ounce.

What are the botanicals?

Menthol, peppermint oil, eucalyptus oil, camphor oil, clove oil and cinnamon oil. The base underneath is coconut oil, jojoba oil, shea butter, sunflower seed oil, beeswax and vitamin E.

How is this different from the Soothing Balm Stick?

Extract and format. This is full spectrum hemp extract in a tin you scoop from. The Balm Stick is 1,000mg of CBD isolate in a twist-up stick, so it has no THC and covers larger areas.

Where should I use it?

Charlotte’s Web points it at smaller areas: hands, knuckles, elbows, knees. The thick texture is what makes it suit those rather than a whole limb.

Will a topical show on a drug test?

This one is full spectrum and contains THC, though a topical is not designed to enter the bloodstream the way an edible is. If you are tested, their isolate topicals are the safer choice.

Will a CBD topical show on a drug test?

A Broad Spectrum topical has no detectable THC, and topicals are not designed to enter the bloodstream. Neither fact is a guarantee. If you are subject to testing, read the Certificate of Analysis for your batch and see what the lab measured.