The price of this award-winning Kopari CBD balm has been slashed at Ulta

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published 15 February 21

The Kopari CBD balm won an Allure Best of Beauty award last year and now you can snag yourself a bargain as the price has been slashed (almost) in half at Ulta right now.

CBD has been gaining traction in beauty circles in the same way as the best vitamin C serums are seen as a non-negotiable part of a brightening skincare regime. Considered a superior calming ingredient, CBD takes the sting out of spots and sensitive skin types (to be clear, CBD is the non-psychoactive component of the hemp plant). Encapsulated by Kopari in a vegan coconut balm it melts into the skin allowing you to deeply hydrate dry, chapped skin, ease muscles post workout or simple rub it on your temples if you feel a headache coming on.

Kopari is famed for harnessing the many benefits of coconut - from the milk to the husk - which are sustainably sourced from small family farms in Davao in the Philippines. The brand gives back to this community by providing access to clean water, school supplies and has even built new homes, affectionately dubbed the Kopari Village.

Every product is cruelty free, paragon free and sulphate free and, in the case of the hemp plant, it is cold-pressed into a fine powder in order to retain 100 per cent of the plant's nutrients.

And right now you can snap up this balm for just $27. Your skin will thank you.

Fiona Embleton

Fiona Embleton is a multi-award-winning beauty editor who has tested over 10,000 products in her 10 years + of writing and shooting beauty stories. For the past four years, she was the Senior Beauty Editor at Marie Claire, having previously worked in the role of Beauty Editor at both Stylist and Cosmopolitan. She has recently gone freelance and alongside My Imperfect Life, she has written for titles including ELLE UK, ELLE Canada, Buro 247, Harper's Bazaar Arabia, Vogue Scandinavia, and ES Magazine. Beauty journalism allowed her to marry up her first-class degree in English Literature and Language (she’s a stickler for grammar and a self-confessed ingredients geek) with a passion for make-up and skincare, photography, and catwalk trends. She loves jumping on the latest internet-breaking beauty news, dissecting the best red carpet looks, and having the crème de la crème of dermatologists, make-up artists, and hairstylists on speed dial so she can tap them for the best advice. She’s a discerning beauty shopper and knows it can be confusing trying to navigate what’s hype and what really works. So if she really likes something, you can trust that she has reached that opinion by vetting it against everything else she’s ever tried. Her career highs? Interviewing Cate Blanchett and winning a Jasmine Award for the deeply personal feature Cancer Stole My Mother’s Scent.