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The terpene profile of this Hawaiian Rain may offer a happy, lighthearted experience balanced by a mellow, grounded ease.
Leading the profile is β-caryophyllene, a peppery, spicy terpene also found in black pepper and cloves. As the only terpene known to interact directly with the body's CB2 receptors, it could bring a settling, body-soothing quality to the experience.
Limonene follows with a bright citrus character found in lemon and orange rinds, and may lift the mood with a cheerful, sunny energy.
Linalool adds a floral, lavender-like note long valued in aromatherapy, and could help ease tension and quiet a busy mind.
α-Humulene, the earthy terpene that gives hops their woody bite, may support a sense of physical comfort and is also purported to have appetite-suppressing effects.
A handful of supporting terpenes round out the profile. Myrcene brings a musky, earthy sweetness also found in mangoes, while α-pinene and β-pinene carry the crisp scent of pine needles and rosemary. Terpineol adds a soft, lilac-like floral touch, and fenchol lends a basil-like herbal note straight from the herb itself. Trace amounts of borneol (used for centuries in traditional Chinese medicine), camphene (also found in fir needles), and caryophyllene oxide add subtle depth to this easygoing profile.
