Beeza Review

Written by Tyler Swell — Edited by Cathy Rozyczko on February 9, 2021

Beeza is a new vendor on the scene with a fresh look and a genuine story behind their singular product, a relaxing CBD body lotion. Founder Alexandra suffered from unbearable cramps which led to an unwanted reliance on prescriptions, and like many founders in the CBD space, she knew there had to be another way. Using her grandmother’s botanical recipe, she came up with a genius CBD topical we’d love to recommend, but need to know significantly more about in order to do so.

Since Beeza is relatively new and they only offer one CBD product, there aren’t too many details we can dissect like we normally do. Alexandra, founder of Beeza, knew that the pharmaceuticals she was taking for her menstrual cramps were damaging her liver, so she decided to make a natural pain solution herself. She combined her grandmother’s special remedy for pain relief from the family herbal recipe book (we want one of those!) with the healing power of cannabidiol, and voila! A brilliant CBD topical was born.

Alexandra tested her product (never on animals) many times over and found that it not only worked for menstrual pain, but arthritis and other types of pain as well. This result is due in part to the known anti-inflammatory effects of CBD oil as well as powerful botanicals like bergamot and turmeric. It’s a bonafide anti-inflammatory potion.

The Beeza relaxing CBD body lotion has generated quite the buzz online. People from all over the U.S. are raving about its efficacy, especially for menstrual cramps. We checked out the ingredients list, and for the most part, we like what we see. We’ll give it a B+. There are the aforementioned anti-inflammatory powerhouses, plus clove oil, peppermint oil, and hempseed oil. All good things. A couple of unnatural compounds like phenoxyethanol and stearic acid are also lurking — not a huge deal and definitely on the clean end as far as CBD topicals go.

But what prevents Beeza’s CBD lotion for pain from earning an A from us is the total lack of info about the cannabidiol itself inside of every tube. We’re going to give Beeza the benefit of the doubt since they are obviously new, but we need to see the following to rank them higher:

• Geographic source of hemp used in their cannabidiol
• Extraction method used
• A comprehensive contaminants test conducted by a third party (microbials, residual solvents, pesticides, heavy metals)
• A comprehensive cannabinoid profile conducted by a third party
• Charitable endeavors
• Innovation

We hope Beeza takes our advice and ups their game, since it looks like they have a promising future and a product that’s actually helping people.

Bottom Line – Beeza makes an effective, mostly natural CBD topical for pain that’s got the reviews to back it up. What it needs now are quality sourcing/extraction practices and solid testing protocols.