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The terpene profile of this Guava Pop may offer a relaxed, easygoing experience with a bright citrus lift.
Limonene leads the profile, which could bring an uplifting, sunny note to the experience. Abundant in citrus rinds, limonene has long been valued for its invigorating aroma.
Beta-Caryophyllene follows closely, which may help soothe physical tension. Common to black pepper and cloves, caryophyllene is one of the few terpenes known to interact directly with the body's CB2 receptors.
Myrcene sits right behind at a near-even level, potentially adding earthy depth and a sense of bodily ease. Naturally abundant in mangoes and lemongrass, myrcene has a long history of traditional use for easing tension.
Linalool may add a floral, calming edge that helps round out the profile. Famous for the scent of lavender, it has traditionally been used to encourage rest.
Alpha-Humulene, Terpineol, Pinene, Alpha-Bisabolol, Fenchol, Camphene and Beta-Eudesmol fill out the finish. Humulene, found in hops and sage, may also help suppress appetite. Terpineol is common to lilac, pinene gives pine needles and rosemary their crisp scent, bisabolol is found in chamomile, fenchol appears in basil, camphene is found in fir needles, and beta-eudesmol is found in eucalyptus.
