Garden Therapy - Let nature love you!
If there’s one thing that lies at the heart of KLORIS, it’s the firm belief that the power of nature is something quite remarkable. Something we could all do with...
CBD & Plant Science
Soothing self care rituals at home
In need of a little self-care? Who isn’t? We’re over the usual wellness routines, so today we’re here to give you a few soothing self care tips that really do...
CBD & Sleep: Why CBD is the world’s favourite sleep aid
Getting a good night’s sleep on a regular basis is well known for being one of the most important aspects of maintaining a healthy body and sharp mind. But despite...
Coping with anxiety
The impact of COVID-19 is hitting us all. The drastic change to our lives due to much-needed self-isolation to protect the most vulnerable in society. The concern for ourselves and...
CBD & Pain Relief: How CBD can help to rebalance your body
There are many, many fans of CBD and the other 120+ cannabinoids found in the Cannabis plant (an estimated 1.3M people in the UK now regularly use CBD oil, reported by CMC,...
What colour should good quality CBD oil be?
The colour of CBD oil can vary hugely, especially in an ever growing market with many different brands available. This makes it hard to know how to identify the best...
What’s The Difference Between Hemp Oil and CBD Oil?
Hemp Oil vs. CBD - We Explain All There’s often confusion about the distinction between Hemp Oil and CBD Oil. This isn't surprising, after all, they both come from the...
What are the reported benefits of CBD in Skincare?
The popularity and potential benefits of CBD (cannabidiol) as a health supplement are now everywhere you look. Reports on specifics vary but all point to the same thing - the...
What is CBD? A quick guide
CBD is short for cannabidiol, which is one of more than 120 cannabinoids found in the Hemp/Cannabis plant. Cannabis oil, or CBD oil as it is more commonly known, is an oil that...
What is 'good CBD' and 'bad CBD'?
Understand the key quality factors to consider when deciding what CBD products to buy.
How Should I Store My CBD Oil?
As with most perishable products - including supplements - the shelf-life and potency of CBD oil is affected by how you store it. We only use the highest quality ingredients...
Why is it so important to use organically sourced CBD?
Cannabis is a bio-accumulator plant which cleans the soil it is planted in. This means that any toxins or chemicals in the ground, or applied to the plant (including pesticides) are readily...
What is the endocannabinoid system?
The endocannabinoid system (ECS) is one of the body’s largest neurotransmitter networks but only discovered in the early 1990’s. The ECS is always working to achieve balance, or homeostasis, which means...
Why do we use MCT oil in KLORIS CBD Oil?
Cannabinidiol (CBD) and other cannabinoids are naturally oil soluble, not water soluble, so to boost absorption into the body and allow for even mixing they are best diluted and consumed...
What is the best way to take CBD oil?
One of the most effective ways to absorb CBD into your body is orally, via the Sublingual gland which is under your tongue.
CBD's potential in treating PTSD symptoms
PTSD is short for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, a condition that is estimated to affect 10% of people at some point during their life. It is a chronic psychiatric condition...
Can CBD help with symptoms of Menopause?
Ask any woman who is going / has gone through the menopause and the symptoms are not to be taken lightly -ranging from tiresome to hugely impacting on daily life. Some...
Could CBD be helpful for acne?
There is some evidence to suggest that CBD can be beneficial for acne and other skin conditions. Some people apply CBD topically to the breakouts themselves (for example using our CBD...
Can CBD Oil Help Increase Libido?
CBD has shown therapeutic potential in many different areas and has proven specifically beneficial for those suffering from high stress levels. But can CBD help with stress and sex?
The Link Between Painful Periods, Inflammation and How CBD can help
In 2016 the NHS published a research piece about the link between painful periods and inflammation... "Scientists have finally discovered why periods hurt so much, following a ground-breaking study into...