Cannabinoid skincare – the science your esthetician didn't mention

The endocannabinoid system (ECS) was first discovered in the 1990s, and research into its role in skin is still relatively young. The ECS consists of receptors (CB1 and CB2), endocannabinoids that the body produces itself, and enzymes that break them down. The system exists throughout the body – including in keratinocytes, sebaceous glands, hair follicles, and immune cells in the skin.

The skin's ECS regulates three central processes: inflammation, oil production, and cell proliferation. When the system is balanced, skin functions as it should. When it falls out of balance – through stress, environmental toxins, poor diet, or inadequate skincare – problems like acne, dryness, redness, eczema, and premature aging emerge.

Despite this knowledge, the vast majority of the skincare industry ignores the ECS completely. Products are formulated without regard for the system that actually governs skin health. It's like trying to communicate with someone without speaking their language. Cannabinoids like CBD and CBG offer exactly that missing language.

1753 SKINCARE is built on the premise that skincare should work with skin biology, not around it. All our products contain full-spectrum cannabinoids – not isolate, not broad-spectrum, but the entire plant profile with CBD, CBG, terpenes, and flavonoids intact.

The DUO plus TA-DA bundle gives you a complete cannabinoid profile: The ONE with 10 percent CBD, I LOVE with CBD plus CBG, and TA-DA Serum with 3 percent concentrated CBG. Together they cover the full spectrum of what the ECS in your skin can receive and work with.

This isn't skincare that covers up symptoms. It's skincare that communicates directly with the system governing skin health. The science behind the ECS confirms what we've always believed: skin knows what it needs – it just needs the right tools.