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The terpene profile of this Berry Bomb may offer a deeply calming, body-centered experience that leans toward rest.
Myrcene leads the profile, with an earthy, ripe-mango aroma. It is often associated with a heavy, soothing sense of physical relaxation that could help you settle in for the evening.
β-Caryophyllene follows with a warm, peppery spice, like black pepper. It is the one terpene known to interact with the body's cannabinoid receptors, and it may help soften physical tension and discomfort.
Linalool adds a soft, lavender-like floral note. It may quiet a busy mind and encourage a peaceful headspace that supports winding down.
Ocimene brings a sweet, herbal brightness found in orchids and basil, and it has long been valued in perfumery. It may add a gentle lift to balance the deeper notes.
α-Humulene contributes a woody, earthy depth and shares its origins with brewing hops. It may support full-body comfort, and it is also noted for its purported appetite-suppressing effect.
Rounding out the profile are limonene, the citrus-rind note that could brighten the mood; nerolidol, found in jasmine and tea tree; β-pinene, found in rosemary and parsley; terpineol, with its lilac-like scent; fenchol, found in basil and fennel; valencene, named for the Valencia orange; α-bisabolol, also found in chamomile; and α-pinene, the scent of pine needles.
