Why CBD is a great gift for young adults and our elders
Shopping for your loved ones can feel daunting. You want to gift them something thats meaningful, right for their preferences, or at the very least useful. While completing case studies on all your family members to discover their unique needs and preferences sounds thrilling, maybe the best option is to give the most universal and versatile gift of all – Hapsy CBD tinctures and topicals. Let us explain.
Keeping your CBD plug on the DL is mad sus
All joking aside, we know young adults are often the hardest to shop for – I mean, it’s tough to stay on trend. But what a young adult needs even more than cool stuff is self-care stuff. People in their 20s are often at a crossroads in their lives- starting their careers, working toward degrees, raising a young family, or even caring for family members who need full-time care. With this newfound adulting comes a variety of stressors, lack of sleep, and the challenges of balancing work and life. The best gift for someone in this phase of life is a natural way to support their endocannabinoid system – reducing stress, tension, and even physical discomfort.
Hapsy Daily Drop tinctures not only provide a moment of pause, but they help to support functions in the body that help to keep our systems in homeostasis. Reviews from our customers lead us to believe that the stress-reducing benefits of CBD make a true impact on their mental health and overall well-being, and for us, those words reinforce our belief that CBD gifts are the best type of gift for young adults.
10 different ways people use CBD
Hapsy Daily Drop Tinctures
- In a hot cup of coffee or tea to start the day
- Directly under the tongue before leaving the driveway
- Before a holiday shopping spree
- In a night cap
- Pre and post-workout
- Before a big presentation
- In a mocktail or cocktail
- Before play dates
- To help with a grieving process
- For a moment of self-care
Hapsy Soothe Stick
- On the neck, traps, and shoulders to uncurl rush-hour tension
- Before and after the daily stroll
- On the temples during back-to-back meetings
- All over soles of feet before bed for cloud-like sleep
- On the lower back to combat sciatic stress
- Rubbed into knuckles and palms for a new take on mobility
- As part of a post-bath, pre-bed ritual
- On or near an injury that could use a little support
- On painful shin splints during training
- At the scar site of past surgery
