C<\/span>annabis consumption has traditionally been a male dominated arena. For both elicit and legal cannabis use, advertising and events have focused on appealing to the young male demographic. But as legalization continues to normalize cannabis use, we are seeing more and more women<\/a>\u00a0join the marijuana movement.<\/p>\n Recent studies<\/a> show that the gender gap in cannabis use is narrowing, and women are becoming an increasingly crucial segment of the cannabis market: Data from an\u00a0Eaze study<\/a>\u00a0shows women are one of the fastest growing demographics in the cannabis space<\/p>\n Another study from the\u00a0Cannabis Consumers Coalition<\/a>\u00a0reported that women have gone further than just closing the gap \u2014 they have actually begun to surpass men in cannabis consumption. The study claims that women represent 53% of cannabis users, while men only represent 42%.<\/p>\n And according to a brand study released by Canna Ventures, women are also more likely than men to visit a dispensary more than twice a month.<\/p>\n While, the industry may still be catching up to these changes \u2014 and most advertising and branding continues to cater to male consumers \u2014 more and more brands are popping up with female customers in mind.<\/p>\n Here are a few brands who are making products geared towards this growing demographic.<\/p>\n Garden Society<\/b><\/p>\n Garden Society<\/a> is a great example of a brand focused entirely on women. Based in the SF Bay area, this line of low-dose edibles is both elegant and fanciful, and the confections feel like they should be sitting on the table at a \u2018high\u2019 tea party.<\/p>\n Their Bliss Blossoms are melt-in-your-mouth chocolates, delicately decorated with their logo in pink and infused with 10 mgs of a 1:1 indica. Their Bright Blooms are colorful gel\u00e9es in strawberry, basil and passion fruit flavors. Each one is infused with only 5 mg of a sativa hybrid, providing a very mild buzz.<\/p>\n Both products are beautifully packaged in a high-end box that could as easily be used for jewelry as for candy. These make a beautiful gift or party offering for even the most sophisticated ladies in your life.<\/p>\n Van Der Pop<\/b><\/p>\n Van Der Pop<\/a> is an online cannabis lifestyle brand that caters to women with a hip but minimalistic indie aesthetic. Their line includes hemp products like body creams, hair serums and capsules \u2014 along with accessories like stash jars, clutches, pipes, vaporizers and pyres of incense designed to blend with the smell of flower.<\/p>\n The stash jars have simple to-the-point labels like \u201cclean,\u201d \u201cfocus,\u201d \u201csex\u201d and \u201cparty.\u201d Van Der Pop even carries a gold joint wrap for $14: The gold paper is pre-rolled and ready to fill. As you smoke, the gold falls away into the ashes leaving a sparkly pile of gold-dust in your tray.<\/p>\n This may especially appeal to women as smoking joints is ranked as their top choice for how to consume cannabis, according to the Eaze<\/a> study. This would certainly be an eye-catching accessory for any canna-friendly party.<\/p>\n Moxie Meds<\/b><\/p>\n Moxie Meds<\/a> is another female-focused brand, with a line of healing CBD tinctures. Their motto \u2018Modern Medicine, Made for Women, By Women\u201d and their pink and purple branding sends a clear message that they are targeting the female demographic. These tasty strawberry-basil flavored tinctures come in 1:1 or 4:1 ratios of CBD to THC, and have added beta-caryophyllene (a terpene<\/a> know for relieving pain, anxiety and inflammation).<\/p>\n The tinctures are designed to be used sublingually, by holding under the tongue, and their dropper makes dosing or microdosing<\/a> extremely easy. The tinctures are great for women who want to medicate easily, discreetly and without any smoke. For women who are on the go, or want relief from their symptoms without feeling high, these tinctures are a fantastic option.<\/p>\n Baked At Home<\/b><\/p>\n Baked At Home<\/a> was started by Jenny Argie after she was diagnosed with breast-cancer. The Brooklyn, New York-based company features a brownie mix designed to be blended with canna-butter or oil. The brownies are all-natural, gluten-free, low-sugar and designed to minimize the cannabis flavor. Baked At Home also offers CBD-based products like infused cooking oils, shampoos, lotions, conditioners, salves and body washes.<\/p>\n Treat Yourself<\/b><\/p>\n Treat Yourself<\/a> is a line of health conscious edibles aimed at female canna-consumers. Their main offering \u2014 medicated pop tartelettes \u2014 are designed to be a healthy twist on an old favorite.<\/p>\n The tartelettes are vegan, free of soy, gluten and refined sugar \u2014 and they\u2019re packed with nutrient-dense ingredients like chia seeds. But you wouldn\u2019t know these are healthy from tasting them: Fresh from the toaster, these are tastier than your average pop-tart. With high CBD blends, this wake-and-bake will have you feeling good without putting you in a haze.<\/p>\n These are just a few of the brands catering to the growing demographic of women who use weed. But they show how different cannabis brands can be when they start with a female customer in mind. As more companies are popping up to meet the demand for more feminine cannabis brands, soon there will be something for every style of cannabis loving lady.<\/p>\n TELL US,\u00a0<\/strong>what\u2019s your favorite cannabis company?<\/p>\n The post 5 Women-Focused Cannabis Brands to Watch<\/a> appeared first on Cannabis Now<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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