The terpene profile of this Animal Face strain may offer a relaxed, easygoing experience, pairing deep body comfort with a bright, calm headspace.
Beta-caryophyllene leads the profile. With a warm, peppery character shared by black pepper and cloves, it may interact with the body's receptors to help ease physical tension.
Limonene follows with the bright citrus aroma of fruit rinds. It could lift the mood and keep the experience feeling light rather than heavy.
Linalool brings a soft floral note reminiscent of lavender, and may help quiet a busy mind and encourage a peaceful, settled state.
Beta-myrcene, abundant in ripe mangoes and hops, may add a soft layer of physical calm that smooths the experience.
Rounding out the profile are alpha-humulene, an earthy, hop-like terpene that may offer comforting body support and may also help suppress appetite; terpineol, a lilac-scented terpene found in cajuput oil and used in traditional soothing folk remedies; alpha- and beta-pinene, the crisp aromas of pine needles and rosemary; fenchol, a piney, camphor-like terpene found in basil and fennel; alpha-bisabolol, long prized in traditional chamomile teas; camphene, an earthy note found in fir needles and ginger; and a trace of caryophyllene oxide.