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They don't call it the herb of Immortality for nothing — anoint, breathe, and transcend.
Temple Balm is HAOMA's most versatile ritual: a calming, dual-action balm for both body and mind. This soothing blend of plant extracts and Cannabidiol can be used throughout the day to comfort dry, damaged skin and to ease moments of tension — pressed into the pulse points, temples and anywhere your skin and senses need calm.
Benefits
- Soothes dry, chapped, irritated skin anywhere on the body
- Eases everyday tension when massaged into the temples and pulse points
- A grounding ritual for winding down before sleep
- Pocket-sized and multi-use — the one balm to carry everywhere
Key Ingredients
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Full-Spectrum Cannabidiol (CBD) — Calms and comforts both skin and the senses in moments of stress.
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Soothing Plant Extract Blend — Nourishing botanicals that protect and restore dry, damaged skin.
The Ritual
Bask in the luxury of the moment. Warm a little balm between your fingertips and anoint the nine pulse points — temples, behind the ears, the nape of the neck, inner wrists, and the chest. Breathe deeply. Use on the temples to ease a tense afternoon, smooth onto dry patches and lips through the day, or work it into the wrists and chest as part of your pre-sleep wind-down.
Who It's For
For everyone. A universal, gender-neutral balm for dry skin, tension and ritual — at your desk, in your bag, on your nightstand.
FAQ
What is Temple Balm used for?
It's a multi-use CBD balm: soothing dry or irritated skin, easing tension when massaged into the temples and pulse points, and grounding a wind-down ritual before sleep.
Where do you apply Temple Balm?
Anywhere skin is dry, and on the pulse points — temples, behind the ears, nape, inner wrists and chest — where a calming ritual is most felt.
Can I use Temple Balm to help me relax before bed?
Yes. Many people work it into the wrists, chest and temples as part of an evening ritual, pairing the CBD and botanicals with slow, deep breathing.
