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Cannabis topicals (also called weed topicals, cannabis creams, marijuana cream, or weed balm) are cannabis-infused products made for topical use—applied directly to the skin instead of inhaled or eaten. Many customers choose topicals for a targeted, localized routine and a simple wellness format.
Browse Weed Topicals at Happy Leaf
Browse topicals via Leafly, Weedmaps, or Dutchie and confirm pickup availability before checkout. Prefer in-person shopping? Visit our Portland dispensary and ask a budtender to help you compare textures, cannabinoid content, and use-cases.
We focus on quality-driven cannabis brands with consistent formulation—whether you’re looking for a THC-forward topical, a CBD-forward lotion, or a full-spectrum topical with a richer cannabinoid profile.
Topicals shouldn’t be a mystery. We prioritize products with clear labeling so you can compare THC vs CBD content, texture, and intended use, and shop confidently based on your preferences.
Concentrates and vaporizers are inhaled formats with different onset and intensity. Topicals are typically chosen for a localized, skin-applied routine.
Edibles are digested and affect the body differently. Many customers keep topicals and edibles separate based on timing and lifestyle.
Flower and pre-rolls are inhaled and can produce stronger psychoactive experiences. Topicals are often chosen when you want a practical routine without a strong “high” effect.
Topical cannabis products are designed to interact with the skin and its surface biology. The endocannabinoid system includes signaling pathways throughout the body. Most topicals are formulated for surface-level, localized routines—ideal when you want an easy, practical option without an intense psychoactive experience.
Most standard topicals are intended for skin application and are commonly chosen for minimal psychoactive effects. Transdermal patches are formulated differently, so always read the label and follow directions.
Cannabis topicals are cannabis-infused products made for topical use on the skin, not inhaled or eaten. They include creams, lotions, balms, salves, gels, oils, bath products, and patches.
Yes—especially if you have sensitive skin. Apply a small amount to one area first and wait to confirm comfort before broader use. Stop use if irritation occurs.
Happy Leaf Portland Dispensary
1301 NE Broadway St, Portland, OR 97232
Phone: (971) 800-0420
Hours: Mon–Sun 9:00am–9:45pm
Note: Cash-only due to federal banking regulations.
