What It Takes to Build a Brand in the CBD Industry — with Tori Bodin, founder of Dazey CBD

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SPEAKER_01 0:00

Welcome to Girl Gang the Podcast. I'm your host, Amy Will, and the founder of Girl Gang. This podcast is brought to you by Girl Gangthelabel.com. Head to our website after the show to browse our directory of female owned businesses and enjoy exclusive discounts from them. Read our online magazine, The Edit, for interviews with female creatives, plus tips, tools, and rituals to level up your own career. Shop our line of merchandise, including our signature support your local girl gang collection. For every item sold, we team up with a charity to support women's education, health, and empowerment. Shop today and use code Girl Gang to receive 20% off at GirlGangthelabel.com. Show us your listening by tagging us on Instagram at Girl Gang the Label. Thank you so much for tuning in. Hi, I'm Tori Boudin. I'm the founder and CEO of Daisy CBD. Will you walk us through the process of creating the gradient and the color portfolio that you landed on with your co-founder Emily?

SPEAKER_00 0:50

Yeah. So um Emily and I, Chris and Scott, who are both of our partners, um, we like share our interests across so many different channels and avenues. And we've always gone shopping and thought about starting a brand together and just like, what are the design elements that we love? What would we do? And like always brainstormed on different ways we could work together or like do a project together. Um so when we decided to start our CBD company, Emily and I literally sat in coffee shops and just started like brainstorming different colors and concepts. Um, I have always loved a super 70s theme and like really into that style of fonts and like the colors and more of like the reds and yellows. Um, so we explored a lot of those. We explored different fonts. Um, and Emily was like, you know, let me take all the information you've given me. I'm pretty sure I have a really good idea of like what you like and what your California like aesthetic is. Um, we're gonna come up with a couple different options and then like have you guys over and we're gonna like present them to you, uh, which was like the fave my favorite thing that I've done in this entire process. Um, so we went over to their house and they put together like a design deck for us, and it had three different options. Um, the first one was photography base, which was very cool. It was like we have two new products coming out this year that kind of uses that same style, but like a beachy scene and then the daisy font like in front of it. And then we had a more millennial pink style with like gold foil around the bottles. And then this last concept was the gradient that we use now. Um, and it was inspired by a surf poster that Emily had found while like Googling Ventura, um, and like Googling California surf like history. And she has been to California like on business trips and stuff, but really has spent like no time in LA, let alone Ventura. Um and we I was just like that's the one. Um, and she is known for her gradients, she like loves putting gradient colors together, and she just found a really nice way to take the three bottles, three colors, um, and like flow them into one another and kind of play on that full spectrum CBD oil experience and like showing the full spectrum of color and the full spectrum of our product. Um, it was so fun.

SPEAKER_01 3:07

Can you go into a little more detail when you got presented that? Was it like emotional or like I don't know, I just feel like that's such an exciting moment to see something that's in your mind and coming to life and what it what it might look like. I'm sure it started to feel like really real in that moment. Can you walk us through some of the emotions you felt during that?

SPEAKER_00 3:24

Yeah, I mean, I I feel like I have a good eye for design, but I'm definitely not a designer. So I'll like imagine things in my head and then I'll like play on Photoshop or something, and I'm like always frustrated at the end of the experience because I can never get it the way I want. Uh so when I saw her like presentation and like the bottles mocked up, I was like, oh my God, it's so amazing, it's so beautiful. I would buy this in an instant in a heartbeat. And it's just like that professional level and like that that really critical eye that they have. Um, I just knew instantly and like a sense of pride, really, also of like being like, this is gonna be our brand, like these are gonna be our products, and we get to be like the badass girls behind it that like put it all together. Um, so it was super fun. And I think she knew that was the one too. She had it as the last one. So she was like, I pretty much knew it would be that one, but I wanted to show you some other options so you also like feel really good about making that decision. Uh, so it was nice that we all we all agreed it was unanimous to go forward with it.

SPEAKER_01 4:24

When you have this idea to create the C BD brand, what are the next steps? Did any four of you have a background in like farming or hemp or what what was that like?

SPEAKER_00 4:33

Sure. Um, I think all of us have been cannabis enthusiasts, but CBD was new to all of us really at the time. Um, we founded the company while all of us working were working in tech in Seattle. So Emily and I were working at Amazon and a coworker referred CBD oil to us just as something to use to like maintain productivity and creativity throughout our day. Um, and so we had tried a couple different products. There was like a mint chocolate tincture that we really liked at first, and then like after like a month or two, we were like, Oh, I'm so sick of this mint chocolate taste. Like it's effective, but I just can't stand to have any more of it. Um, so we started looking for a farm that we could source just like a really flavorless, no sweeteners, no flavors that we could source C BD from. And since we're in Seattle and we're lucky enough to be where a lot of these farms are growing, uh, we found a farm that was that had the CBD oil. We tried it and we were instantly like, this is the best CBD we've tried. Um, and we would love to like give this to all of our friends and co-workers that we know would be interested in it. Once we did that, we started talking to the farm more and more. They were super nice, educated us a lot on CBD and on hemp, which we had limited knowledge of from the beginning. Um, and they were like, you know, we're farmers, we we grow the hemp, we sell the hemp, but we aren't really branding or marketing. Um, if you guys are interested, we'd love to like build a partnership with you. Um, and we were like, okay, like that's like a really interesting idea, not something we had really thought about, but we were pushing the product anyways. Um and we were like, yeah, let's do it. Like, why wouldn't we create a CBD product, especially with how much trouble we've had trying to find one that we liked? Um, now we have it, let's get it out to everyone that we know.

SPEAKER_01 6:22

Yeah, definitely Daisy is like the favorite CBD I've ever taken, and I've been using it for a long time. Um, but it it just helps me focus so much, which I hadn't experienced in a CBD before. I definitely experienced like um if I'd be having like a panic attack or a little anxiety, hit a C BD pen or take some CBD, calm down a little bit, but I'd never experienced that like focused feeling before. Totally. That's like really exciting.

SPEAKER_00 6:46

For me, it's like a balance of like uh my productivity and my creativity because sometimes I can lean one way or the other too far when I need to be like focused right down the middle and um make sure I'm getting stuff done at a good rate and not like getting lost in too many details or getting lost in the big picture. Um, and CBD really helps me focus in that way too. So I'm so happy to hear that.

SPEAKER_01 7:08

Yeah. And then um, and we, I mean, in our household too, like my husband Corey, um, he has epilepsy. CBD is recommended literally by the neurologist at Cedar Cyanide, recommended him to take C BD for listeners that don't know anything about CBD. Can you walk us through kind of the different benefits um that people have used it for? Um, for someone listening that's maybe never tried it and just kind of sees this buzzword around. Um, let's like get into a little detail about yeah, different benefits it can have.

SPEAKER_00 7:36

Yeah. Um I think that's been the most eye-opening part of this entire experience. Um, while I say most of our customers use CBD to manage stress, anxiety, and sleep are probably our most widely used use cases. We also have customers with arthritis who uh more severe back pain, people who are in really serious and critical like car accidents that are using it to get off of their painkillers. Um, and everything from I have a friend who works with autistic children, and she took it back to the UK with her and provided it to families that wanted to use CBD and wasn't able to find a brand that they thought was really reputable at that time in the UK. Um, so while we definitely are not medical professionals, these people are talking with their medical professionals. They're sampling the CBD, using it and figuring out if it works, if it helps, and what that right dose is for them. And we get to hear all those stories from people being like, you changed my life, my mom was able to get off opioids because of this. Um, people who have arthritis and can't like move or bend their fingers come back and they're like, look at what I can do. And like, we don't have those serious medical conditions. So, like to be able to hear those stories and like know that it's happening with other people and seeing it firsthand uh is really the most meaningful for us.

SPEAKER_01 8:55

You have launched so many new products now. Yeah. Was that um the original tension when you started was did you have like a scaling plan in place or was it really based on demand and co-creating it with your community or like a combination of the two?

SPEAKER_00 9:09

I think it was a combination of the two. Um, when we first started Daisy, we definitely wanted to get into skincare. Um, I started adding CBD into the facial oils I was using and noticed a huge difference. I have really sensitive skin. It gets really red, especially like after a shower or anything like that. And then just the soothing effects fighting the inflammation was just so visible to me. Um, so we started formulating products pretty early on after launching Daisy. Um, and I think we were a little naive in how long it would take to bring them all to market and test them and get customer feedback. Um, but today we have a full lineup of everything from facial oils to body oils, bath soaks. Um, and some of those were customers being like, oh, I would love if it was a bath soak, or I'd love if you had a sugar, like a scrub or something. We were like, great, we'll we'll make that for you. Um, so it's been really fun to get that feedback and then also continue to expand into products that we use every single day. And we know that CBD is a powerful ingredient, and we want to make sure that's incorporated into everything we're putting on our bodies as well.

SPEAKER_01 10:14

And that's the two, I'm so excited you brought more products. I cannot wait to try all of them. But so far I've used the I use the tincture all the time and then the body scrub, and I noticed too, I'll get it's like been very uh like dry and kind of weird weather in LA, and so I use the body scrub on my shoulders, and it's like it's just crazy to see the difference it makes and like the little spots and everything go away from using a body scrub.

SPEAKER_00 10:37

It's amazing. I use it on my scalp too, because it's also dry in Seattle right now, and I'll notice my hair, like my scalp will get a little flaky, and I'll just rub it on my scalp, all over my head, rinse it all out really well because it does have that oil base, but then my scalp is so much healthier, my like hair lifts up off the off the head, um, and it just gives it a lot of volume, and I I love it. So I think what we've seen a lot of in different topical products is exactly like you said, people are including C BD in them, but there are so many different types of CBD also. Um, so right now we're still waiting for regulatory action to come back on what those labeling requirements are, because there aren't any. So, similar to like in the cosmetic industry, well, you'll actually see like contains 20% vitamin C or contains 1% of um a certain sicillic acid. None of that exists in uh CBD. So where people can put 100 milligrams, it's gonna be 100 milligrams whether or not your jar is two ounces or 16 ounces. Um, and if you have a 16 ounce jar, you're not gonna get any CBD out of your like spoonful that you put on your skin. But if it's a two-ounce jar, it's gonna be really concentrated and you are gonna see more of that benefits to CBD. Um, so we expect a lot of those changes to come in. We're excited for those changes to come in because we're aware of what we're doing with our products and we've got labels for CBD, whether it's a food ingredient, dietary supplement, cosmetic label, we're like ready to go whenever those changes come. Um, but we're literally in a holding pattern of just waiting for the FDA to make their final decisions on how they view CBD as an ingredient. Another part of the labeling requirements will be to disclose whether your CBD is full spectrum, broad spectrum, or isolate and really what those definitions mean to a consumer. Um so our full spectrum CBD oil contains not only CBD but CBG, CBN, that very small percent of THC, but really giving that entourage effect where they're they're benefiting one another and giving you the best possible experience. Um, broad spectrum is when any cannabinoid is removed. In most cases, it's when THC is removed. So people will take the THC out. That can be a good alternative for people who maybe are in federal jobs where they literally, you know, are not gonna take any chances of THC within their system because they can lose their entire livelihood. Um, but it's also studies have shown that THC in the product is gonna be a more beneficial product. Um so we make sure we include THC in ours. And then isolate is CBD by itself. So you're not you don't have any of the other cannabinoids that are benefiting and supporting that product. Um, some isolate is even lab created, so it's not even coming from the plant. It can be made in a lab and provided in a beauty ingredient as CBD. So that's also where the the consumer is very confused, or maybe they're not confused, they're kind of blind to all these different ways that they can interpret what products they have, what they're paying for. Um, so I think there's a lot of work to be done on that front. Um, and as long as your company knows what you have and you're ready to take on that change, um I think those are the companies you'll see succeeding through the big wave of the CBD trend.

SPEAKER_01 13:57

From a consumer perspective, I feel like you pumped out products so timely and beautifully, and they're all amazing. Thank you. What was that like from like, okay, we're gonna be adding X, Y, and Z. Now we got a design packaging test product. Like, can you kind of take us through the chaos of the daily life and expanding and really turning this into a lifestyle brand and like a full CBD category brand?

SPEAKER_00 14:20

Yeah. Um there were a lot of products we really wanted to launch, especially like the facial oil and the body oils. Those have taken taken us the longest to formulate. Um, and so that process has been, you know, what are the ingredients that we really like? How do we get the right viscosity on the skin? We want it to absorb really well without leaving a greasy feeling. And then we also want to build the right scent. Um, and so we actually came out with two different scents. One's more of a floral, jasmine, bergamot, and that's called Bloom. And then we have Dune, which is that Palo Santo frankincense and Neroli scent. And that was because we like couldn't decide between the two which ones we liked the most. And we felt like Dune was a little more gender neutral, the guys really liked it, and then Bloom was that kind of floral scent that we really liked too. So those processes have been long, but they've been super educational for us to learn about um how to formulate products, how to do stability testing, and how to do scent blending, which has been really fun. Um, then we also had customers who were just very adamant about wanting a bath soak, very adamant about wanting the sugar scrub, and then also Dream Cream, which is our uh high concentrated 500 milligram cream, um, wanting something that they could use on their joints and pains that wasn't as oily as the tincture. Um, so those were the first three products that we brought to market because we were really hearing from customers that that's what they wanted. Um packaging was a fun uh avenue as well, kind of figuring out how did these products looked in different packaging. Um, you know, how do we make sure we're putting like recyclable products together, and then how do we go about the process of labeling them? Um we use similar designs to our full spectrum tinctures, um, but we've branched into different colors, blending different colors together, but making sure that we still have some cohesion across our line that you'll recognize a daisy product whenever you see it. Um, and that's been really fun to kind of brainstorm different ways we can package them. I think Dream Cream was a really fun one to work on because it's kind of outside of our normal packaging Forte. We actually chose a black container for Dream Cream and we use the Daisy font in the Dream Cream title, which we aren't doing with any of the other products. Um we did that because we felt Dream Cream was our highest concentrated product with the 500 milligrams. It's really geared towards pain management. Um, we want people who have sciatica, who have have been in car accidents, who are recovering, to have something that they can really know is gonna put pain to bed. And we felt like the black would help it stand out as this is our pain product. Um, and so we went through a lot of different conversations on that one, but we're really happy where it landed and kind of did the full wrap of the title around so you can spin it and see the dream cream line up in different ways. Um, so we've been really excited for every product that we've launched. You did like super fun lifestyle photos with it too, right? It was holographic. Yes. Um, we got some holographic like vinyl paper that you can like buy for the vinyl printers people like to use, and we just layered them all together. Um, and it's so fun in the light. You're looking at like a pink and purple holographic paper and it photographs like blue and red, and it's totally different depending on what angle you go that way, and it's really fun. We also have another picture of Dream Cream where we actually suspended it like in a cloud that we made. I don't think we posted that one yet, but it's it's a really it was a really fun photo shoot.

SPEAKER_01 17:47

So fun beyond the actual product. I can tell that it's very intentional how you're planning your content and your shoots and playing with colors. Um, can you talk a little bit about that process and bringing um, I think outside of the packaging realm and maybe listeners where they're like um, you know, by themselves trying to build a brand. They have a product they love, but then it's like, how do you make that come to life on Instagram? Can you like maybe give some tips or share some stories about that?

SPEAKER_00 18:13

Yeah. Um, so I run our Instagram still all by myself. Um, and really it's just been a fun process to learn what customers like. Uh, we started posting some like elementary photos when we started. We like shop them in our basement of our house with some lights that we bought off Amazon. Um, but we still had a really good response. And I attribute a lot of that to like the the I attribute a lot of that to the uh packaging that we had at the time. Uh since then, we've gotten better setups in the house or we can do more creative photo shoots. Um, and really it's just natural light is huge. Um we live in Seattle, so anytime the sun is shining, we are outside shooting pictures because we don't get a lot of it. Um so we want to make sure that we have that as a natural element in our photos. Um, and then we did a really big push with our friends, family, and any influencers that were willing to trade content for products. Um, we would send it out to them if we liked their Instagram profile and the vibe of their own photography, and we'd ask them to send us, you know, three to five photos back in exchange. And that really helped us get the ball rolling on some different types of editorial styles, some lifestyle, lifestyle styles that we didn't have on our feed. Um we worked with the photographer, Lauren Siegel, in Seattle, um, and she has become a really close friend and she's educated me a lot on photography. Um, we also worked with them on a book that we're releasing later this year that we can talk about. Um, but uh we worked with another girl named Mandy who's a prop stylist in Seattle. And so she was like, you just throw stuff together, you just like make it fun and you just shoot the pictures. And so now I've gotten myself like a little bit more creative and free with that style because before I was being very like set and how to stage everything perfectly. Um, and just trying to get any colors, natural elements that are fun, and just bring them together, shoot it. Sometimes it's the photo you don't think is very good, is ends up being your favorite one.

SPEAKER_01 20:09

First, tell us about your book, but then let's dive into like what the process was like that like making it.

SPEAKER_00 20:14

Yeah. So we're releasing um a book. It's called C BD and Chill, and it's 75 different recipes on how to use full spectrum C BD oil uh in topical food and pets. Um, so we always wanted to share different recipes and ways that you can use CBD. We had a little bit of that content um on our Instagram and on our website, um, but we definitely had plans to build more of it. When we were in Seattle, we actually got reached out on Facebook um by the publisher. Now she's editorial director of Sasquatch Books, which is a division of Penguin Random House, but they focus on Pacific Northwest authors and businesses and just kind of unique stories that um Penguin Random House lets them do their own thing for. Um and they said, we want to write a CBD book. Um, we think it's a great topic. We have a lot of people that are interested in it. And I'm, you know, looking at some different CBD brands. A girl in our office follows you guys on Instagram and recommended we reach out to you. And we were like, yes, please, let's get coffee as soon as possible. Um, it wasn't something we were planning on doing, but for CBD, we can't advertise on Facebook, Instagram, Google. All of those channels are blocked to us. Um, so anywhere where we can build an advertising method is what we're gonna lean into. So we met with Sasquatch Books um last year now and kind of just went over our brand, what our story is, um, the color palette. They were very excited about. They specialize in these kind of smaller hardcover books where people can see them in anthropology or target, making them really giftable. Um, and they thought that CBD and Chill would be a great book for that market. Um, and they were Like, well, we we need it pretty quickly because we want to take advantage of all the all the excitement around CBD. Um, so we spent like in a span of a few months writing 75 recipes, putting them together, thinking about what people would want and researching different ingredients. Um, it was wild. Our kitchen was, our whole house was a mess for that entire time. Uh testing dog treat recipes with our dog and like seeing what she likes. She likes everything, but really seeing which ones were her favorite. Um, and then just throwing it all together. We did a photo shoot, which we just wrapped all the interior photos recently, um, and seeing those come together, you know, our vision of having a really elevated, stylized book um was realized, and we were so so excited for it. Oh my!

SPEAKER_01 22:49

And so when you say, what did you say the three categories were again? Pet, pets, food, and beauty. So would it be like DIY like kind of like face creams and that kind of thing? Absolutely. Oh my gosh, I cannot wait to see that come to life. Yeah. Yeah, I had no idea when we embarked on our journey. We worked with the publisher as well, and I had no idea how long the process was usually. And so to do it from you said you met last year and now it's coming out in August. In August. Okay, so that's a very quick turnaround, especially with the publishing house.

SPEAKER_00 23:18

Yeah. And, you know, we were we knew it was gonna be tight from our own, like what they were talking to us about. Um, but still, I mean, if it's more than a year of the time it takes, even when you finish the first draft to all the multiple revisions, to the printing and the photography, there are so many steps involved. Um, and I think because they they're a smaller publisher, they're really nimble in that way. Um, but definitely other people we've talked to the same thing. Like, it took me three years to write my book. And I'm like, oh wow. I like I wish we had that time, but I think we were able to put something together really great.

SPEAKER_01 23:51

Yeah. Oh my gosh, I know that it's gonna be awesome. I can't wait to see that. Um, and then now, so let's talk about also the different ways you're collaborating with brands so creatively. Like we did a line with you, I'm obsessed with it. Literally, gift it to like all of our content creators. I'm so in love with it. It's my favorite thing. Can you kind of go into detail in the different ways that you collaborate with people? I think collaboration is a great way to elevate the brand and kind of show people uh like a playful way it can be incorporated in your life. Um, and I think um, you know, maybe some listeners might be narrow-minded and thinking collaboration of just someone that's exactly in their vertical. I think your brand is doing so well at reaching outside of that and show it like bringing the daisy world to life. So, can you talk about kind of how um the different collaborations come to be and showcase each of them if you'd like right now too?

SPEAKER_00 24:38

Yeah. So our collaborations have been so much fun. Um, our first one that we launched was with Rachel's Ginger Beer, which in Seattle is one of the most popular um spots in the city. They have four locations now in each neighborhood. There's one at Pike Place Market, there's one in Capitol Hill, um, over in the universe by the university, um, as well as now by the Amazon Spheres and kind of where that whole campus is. And they do ginger beer that they make themselves using very simple ingredients. It's just lemon, good water, sugar, and then any natural like fruit that they're using in the flavors. Um, and then they'll make them into Moscow mules, they'll blend them into dark and stormies, they have slushy machines, and they have a fried chicken partner that is usually in their locations as well. So it's just a great hangout spot. We have visited Rachel's ginger beer ever since we moved to Seattle. It's been one of our favorite places. Um we actually connected on Instagram. Um we were just kind of back and forth finding different brands in Seattle that we liked, liking their photos, and they sent us a DM one day. And I remember like turning to Chris and being like, Rachel's ginger beer sent typing us a message right now. We were so excited. And they were like, hey, we're interested in doing a CBD like additive in one of our ginger beers, would love to make it happen. And we were like, we're gonna come bring you some CBD right now. Uh, and we gave them some to test with, to sample with. Um, Rachel, who is the owner of Rachel's ginger beer, she is just a badass entrepreneur. So we launched a white tea melon ginger beer with them, um, followed up pretty shortly with a raspberry slushy that came out during the summertime, and they were they've just been hits in all of their locations. Um, we've had people come to us being like, I buy growlers of the CBD ginger beer, and I think I've put too much sugar into my system. So which CBD should I buy? I want the same one that's in this ginger beer. Um, so we've had a really good working relationship with them, and it's been really good for us as well as them. Um, Juniper Nail Salon is another one of our collabs that we work with. They carry Daisy in their shop. Um, we reached out to them for a photo shoot. We wanted to get some Daisy colored nail art that we'd be shooting with our bottles. Um, and Kayla, who works at Juniper, was just obsessed with the brand. She sources um indie brands to showcase uh the collections in her nail salon. Um, so she brought us into the salon. She was like, I can do all the colors. Um, you guys come in, whatever you want, I'm happy to do it for you. And we've been going back to her to get our nails done ever since. Um, she also did our nail art for our book as well. So we've got like lots of nails in the book that made the cover and a lot of the interior photographs just totally stand out, um, which was a really fun one to work with her on. And then we also have um Girl Gang.

SPEAKER_01 27:33

Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 27:34

So so excited when we, I mean, I've known about Girl Gang probably before you guys had heard of Daisy. Um, but Amy, we went to live groom this up, grew up in the same town together. Um, so I knew Shelby Eto, um, or I knew Shelby was obsessed with Girl Gang. And so when we started Daisy, I was like, I want to do something with Girl Gang. And she was like, I'll make the introduction, and it all just kind of like started from there. Um, and then when you pitched doing a collab with our gradient, I was literally thrilled because we love that gradient. We actually have a post-servit like in our house because the colors are just like everything to us, and seeing it on clothes and seeing it on accessories has been so much fun for us. Um, and yeah, the people that post back on your profile in their outfits, it makes us so happy.

SPEAKER_01 28:20

It goes to show just like I feel like working together, just getting creative about working with people in so many different ways that you can collaborate with people. And I think it just exercises parts of our brain that we don't use. So I can only speak from my personal experience, but I'm sure some listeners can relate. But just, I mean, a lot of days like working on a computer, on your couch, trying to get inspired. It can be depleting sometimes when you're not like going to a startup or a co-workspace and just this creative energy overflowing. And so I think it's important to just try to figure out a way to like kind of puzzle piece together with creatives you look up to. And like, I just loved your branding and I knew just our world's colliding. Um, it would just be the start of like continuing to just like make fun stuff happen.

SPEAKER_00 29:00

Yeah. Um we like to say we're we don't take ourselves too seriously, even though we have a really high bar for quality with our products, but we just want to have fun. We want Daisy to be some a brand that people can turn to for fun experiences, whether it's on our site or in real life, we want to be seen with other brands that are doing the same thing. And so even if it's not directly within our realm, um, we want to be a part of everybody's daily routines. Um, and girl gang is definitely part of everyone's daily routines. Going to the nail salon is part of everyone's daily routines, getting a drink with friends. It all makes sense that uh anywhere where you're gonna be hanging out with people that you look up to or spending time with friends, that's where we want to be. Do you want to learn more about Daisy?

SPEAKER_01 29:43

Um, learn more about CBD in general, um, try out the product. Can you let everyone know where to purchase online and where to find your retail locations?

SPEAKER_00 29:51

So you can buy Daisy at shopdaisy.com. Um we have a really nice guide to CBD on our website. It's less than a page and it's gonna give you all the basic information you need to know about CBD. We also have FAQs and a blog with some recipes that you can um use CBD, include it into your foods, include it into beauty recipes. Um, and you can also find us on Instagram at Daisy CBD where we post more customer recipes, customer uses, and tons of great content about CBD and about our brand and all of our collaborations.

SPEAKER_01 30:24

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