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Love Butter: Homemade Weed Lube Recipe (Updated 2023!)

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2020 UPDATE: While this is a very popular post of Wake and Bake, the recipe has improved since I first made a baby with it in 2015. This “Love Butter Weed Lube” version is thick, whipped, and some people love it, but others have reported that it can be harder to apply and store.

Some people swear by it. Others end up with a hard chunk that is decidedly unsexy. Because results weren’t consistent with different ingredient sources, I went back to the kitchen to see how we could make something better for everyone.

SO… If you love this recipe and you’re back for more, I wanted to leave it up. Otherwise, if you’re new to enhancing your sexual experience or have been recommended topical Cannabis use by your doctor, I want to pass on the new and improved:

DIY Sprayable Weed Lube.

It is easier, faster, and more consistent. You can also use it to make edibles, as a sublingual spray, or put it in your coffee.

I know what you’re thinking, “put weed lube in my coffee?” and the answer is yes. This recipe is loved by thousands, but if you’d like a sprayable version like foria, check out this recipe.

Homemade THC Lube

This whole Cannabis lube thing started when I received a call from a wonderful woman who wanted to ask some questions about some of the baking temperatures in Wake & Bake recipes. One thing led to another and she eventually asked if I’d ever used Cannabis coconut oil on my lady parts.

Foria had just been released. Articles were popping up with titles like: 8 Things to Know About Getting Your Vagina High [The Frisky] and I Tried That Cannabis Lube and Got High as a Horney Kite [Cosmo] and even I Got My Pussy Stoned with Weed Lube [You’re the best, Vice]. I was like, “Whhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat? I want some of that.”

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Then I saw that Foria was only available in California and that it costs $88/bottle (for 30 servings), and I was like “Whaaaaaaaaaaat? Maybe I’ll make my own someday.”

And then I pretty much forgot all about it until an awesome lady who picked up my cookbook called and dared me to try the Canna oil as lube.

20 minutes later, something magical was happening.

So I’ll start out this post by saying that if you already have some Cannabis coconut oil, you already have Cannabis lube.

Just go to town.

You’ll feel it more if it’s the only form of marijuana that you’re using at the time, but you’ll notice a difference either way. There you have it! Voila! Weed lube!

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But… 

I couldn’t just stop there. I had to take this weed lube thing to the next level and make something that was slick and long-lasting with some aromatherapy tossed in for the hell of it.

See the recipe down below!

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Homemade Weed Lube Recipe

Making your own weed lube at home is much easier than it sounds. It requires just a few ingredients and is totally customizable to your preferences. I recommend testing this recipe out in small batches in a crockpot or double boiler at first so you don’t waste any ingredients while figuring out the perfect combination for you.

  1. Combine the following in a crockpot that’s kept around 180 degrees F. If using the Ardent FX or the Ardent Mini, use the infuse setting.
    • 2 Cups Unrefined Shea Butter or Cacao Butter (both are edible, Cacao Butter tastes better…also, these Cacao Butter Wafers are much easier to work with and are cheaper for some reason…)
    • 1/2 Cup Cannabis Infused Coconut Oil
    • 1/2 Cup Sunflower or Grapeseed Oil (you can use Jojoba, but it’s not edible in large amounts)
    • Jasmine, Sweet Orange, or Ylang Ylang essential oil
  2. Stir regularly for about two hours.
  3. Pour the oil into a large mixing bowl (or into a couple of smaller mixing bowls if you’d like to try using different essential oils). Add a few drops of essential oils per cup of lube: jasmine, sweet orange, or ylang ylang, and stir to combine.
  4. When it begins to solidify, get out your beaters and whip the weed lube until it’s smooth and luscious (yes…fucking luscious).
  5. Spoon your amazing homemade weed lube into shallow glass jars or 4oz salve tins. Label and store in the fridge, out of reach of children and pets. Not intended for use with condoms as the oil can degrade the latex and cause condoms to break.

What Does Homemade Weed Lube Feel Like?

This “Love Butter” can be used as Cannabis lube, massage oil, or as a pain-relieving salve. It’s whipped, so it has an incredible texture to it and it melts quickly in your palm creating a slippery surface that doesn’t need to be re-applied constantly.

It takes about 15-45 minutes to start really feeling it, so you can do a little prep by applying it to yourself ahead of time, or you can get your lover to give you a massage while you wait for it to take effect.

If you’re wondering what using Weed Lube feels like, make sure to subscribe and tune into the Pioneering Cannabis episode coming out next week with Sex and Cannabis Coach Ashley Manta (aka Cannasexual).

Can Weed Lube Get You High?

One of the most popular questions I get asked is… can your vagina get high from using weed lube?

Maybe. 

Depending on your weight, the amount you use, and whether there is THC in your homemade weed lube, you may experience psychoactive effects. I’ve never felt high from using weed lube, but there have been reports. Like most things Cannabis, a lot depends on you and the product you use.

The reality is that we don’t have any science that can tell us either way on this one and I won’t discount people’s personal experiences. Let me know in the comments below if you’ve ever felt high after using weed lube. I’d love to hear about it!

Can You Add Other Essential Oils to the Weed Lube?

Absolutely. We loved Ylang Ylang essential oil. Feel free to experiment with what works best for you, keeping in mind any sort of essential oil that shouldn’t be used internally (for example, cinnamon).

How Can Homemade Weed Lube be Applied?

Applying homemade weed lube is simple. You can rub it in your hands and then apply it wherever you want.

I suggest leaving it in the refrigerator to keep it cool. About half an hour before you’re ready to get busy, spoon a bit out and get it all up in there. It will take about 15-20 minutes before you begin to feel the effects and about 30-45 to feel the full extent of the weed lube’s power, so give yourself ample time to relax and enjoy the time with your partner or yourself before diving in.

You’ll notice increased blood flow and sensitivity to the places you’ve applied the homemade weed lube.

If you generally have issues with pain or discomfort during sex (tightness, insensitivity, or underwhelming experiences in general), I really suggest trying this therapeutically and see if it doesn’t change your relationship with sexual relations.

As far as dosage goes, I try to start with 30mg and take it from there.

Can Men Also Use This Homemade Weed Lube?

The consensus is that yes, men can absolutely use this homemade weed lube but men may not get consistent results across the board the way women do. MedMen explains that there’s no hard and fast evidence on what exactly weed lube does for the body, though men should experience increased blood flow.

Ashley Manta of Cannasexual said that because the tissue is different, “you’d have to dip a penis into a jar of infused oil for 20 minutes theoretically, but I’m not even sure if that would do it.”

However, some men have expressed feeling less sensitivity with weed lube (which may be what you’re looking for!) while other men rave about it.

What Strains are the Best for Homemade Weed Lube?

As with all things Cannabis, the only way to know is through testing. I’m sure you’ve heard that some people prefer one strain for migraines and joint pain, yet another group of people will say the same strain made it worse. Strain preference is so personal, that I couldn’t recommend a “best strain” that would work for everyone.

I haven’t really noticed a difference between strains, but prefer using a 1:1 ratio of THC and CBD.

Is Homemade Marijuana Lube Safe to Use with Condoms?

Since this recipe does contain coconut oil, it may not be compatible with all condoms.

Why Not Just Take an Edible or Eat the Coconut Oil?

You could, but weed lube is more localized, meaning that you’ll specifically feel the effects in the location that you put it on.

Also, some people experience the effects differently. Smoking may give you one feeling, another with edibles, and yet another with lube.

Why is my Cannabis Lube Not Smooth Like in the Picture?

You may have over-whipped it or you might need more oil.

Using too much cocoa butter can also be the culprit.

Even if your weed lube is completely solid, you can still salvage it by reheating it or leaving it at room temperature until it softens. Then you can spoon some into your hands and melt it from there.

If your weed lube isn’t thickening up, try refrigerating it for 10-15 minutes and then whipping it again.

How to Use This Weed Lube for Topical Pain Management

So, I mentioned that this lube is also a great massage oil and pain-relieving salve and I wanted to talk about the wonders of topical treatments. Using Cannabis topically is a great way to relieve pain without experiencing any of the psychoactive effects of marijuana.

Another fun fact? You can use marijuana on your skin as localized pain relief without testing positive on a drug test (but apparently, you can test positive if you have cuts, wounds, burns or get it into your mouth or into your vajayjay). You can always quit your job and train to become a Cannabis coach like the rest of us who wanted to avoid drug testing ;).

Topical treatments are my favorite way to treat pain in my lower back and shoulders. I love that I can just rub it on and be pain free and clear headed all day.

To use this weed lube for topical pain management, just rub it on the affected area until you feel relief. Apply throughout the day as needed.

I know you’ve got questions… Lay ‘em on me in the comments below.

Much Love,

Corinne

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Love Butter: Homemade Weed Lube

This “Love Butter” can be used as Cannabis lube, massage oil, or as a pain-relieving salve. It’s whipped, so it has an incredible texture to it and it melts quickly in your palm creating a slippery surface that doesn’t need to be re-applied constantly.
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Equipment

  • Crockpot, Ardent FX, Ardent Mini, or Double Boiler
  • Large Mixing Bowl
  • Hand Mixer or Stand Mixer
  • Shallow Glass Jars or 4oz Salve Tins

Ingredients

  • 2 Cups Unrefined Shea Butter or Cacao Butter*
  • 1/2 Cup Cannabis Infused Coconut Oil
  • 1/2 Cup Sunflower or Grapeseed Oil**

Instructions

  • If you're using a crockpot, pour all three oils into the crockpot and stir regularly for about 2 hours, keeping the temperature at about 180 degrees F. If you are using the FX or the Mini, use the infuse setting.
  • Pour the oil into a large mixing bowl (or into a couple of smaller mixing bowls if you'd like to try using different essential oils). Add a few drops of essential oils per cup of lube: jasmine, sweet orange, or ylang ylang, and stir to combine.
  • When it begins to solidify, get out your beaters and whip the weed lube until it's smooth and luscious (yes…fucking luscious).
  • Spoon your amazing homemade weed lube into shallow glass jars or 4oz salve tins. Label and store in the fridge, out of reach of children and pets. Not intended for use with condoms as the oil can degrade the latex and cause condoms to break.

Notes

*Both are edible, Cacao Butter tastes better…also, these Cacao Butter Wafers are much easier to work with and are cheaper for some reason…
**You can also use Jojoba, but it’s not edible in large amounts
You can make a smaller batch of this in a double boiler on the stove or in your crockpot. The recipe is simple and easy to divide if you don’t want to use a lot of material trying out weed lube.

*Disclaimer: Keep out of reach of children, pets and unstable adults. Do not operate heavy machinery under the influence of any intoxicant, including marijuana. This is not intended to treat or cure anything. I’m not a doctor. It’s just lube. This recipe is intended for medical marijuana patients and for those who live in states where Cannabis has been legalized. Please support legalization efforts in your state and/or nation.

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Corinne Tobias

My name is Corinne Tobias and I’m the creator of this site that is all about cannabis and health (and having a good time combining those things!). Since 2013, I’ve helped millions of people on their cannabis journey and have been featured in publications like High Times, Merry Jane, Jezelbel, Westword, and Vice.

183 thoughts on “Love Butter: Homemade Weed Lube Recipe (Updated 2023!)”

  1. Hi. I just made coconut oil! It’s great!
    In the beginning of the weed lube recipe, you write that it is possible to use just the oil in the lady parts as it would have the same effect as the weed lube.
    Here comes my question: how much should be applied?
    Tyge

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      Hi Tyge,

      That’s a great question! My oil usually turns out to be around 30 mg a tsp. So I’d start there, let it chill for 30 minutes and add more if needed.

      Hope that helps!

      Much love,
      C

      1. Beautiful site and beautiful post! I was wondering, though… I’ve read a few articles that say coconut oil is no good for the inside of your vagina, and in a past experience plain coconut oil has caused some vague discomfort (but that could just be in my head after reading the article that says don’t do it haha). What’s your take on this?

        1. My naturopath actually ‘prescribes’ using coconut oil to treat yeast infections. I don’t know if it’s too much for the inside, but I have used it for lube lots of times and never experienced any issues.

          1. I’ve used it for quite a few years now (w/o THC). No problems, only good stuff. Terrifically late response but maybe helps someone some day. Thanks for all, Corrine! ❤️

  2. Wow! This sounds wonderful for the women folk. Any reports from
    The men? I am anxious to try it and will definately report on my
    Experience.
    ALOOOOOOOOHA!
    ATI

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      Hi Curtis!

      Speaking as a women folk…. I love it. I’ve heard from men that they experience less sensitivity in some ways… Did you try it? How was it?

      Much love,
      Corinne

  3. Peace & blessings
    I found the use of herb in other ways so much more beneficial in aspects of health and even fitness not to mention financially but i’m having a hard time finding supporters for my causes I really aspire to be a herb culinary artist please don’t hesitate to contact me . I plan on supporting your site and everything you create .

    Bless

  4. Hey Corrine,

    Thanks for the awesome, vegan-friendly recipes! Quick question, could I use sweet almond oil instead of grapeseed or sunflower oil?

    Ali

  5. Hi Corrine,

    Sorry, I just thought of one more question, do you have a favorite strain you like to use in your lube? I personally lean toward sativas, but I would love to hear your experiences (without getting too personal, I definitely respect your privacy) with trying sativas versus indicas versus hybrids, or even blends of multiple strains.

    Thank you so much!

    Ali

  6. hi i was just thinking about how i read that the oil can burn through latex, can i use any other non latex condoms?

  7. Hi Corrine,

    The first part of this post says to use 1/2 cup coconut oil and the second part says to use a full cup. Just wondering which measurement you prefer. Also, I know that a standard for edibles is 10 mg thc per serving, can you estimate how much thc is in a tablespoon of your lotion?

    Thank you so much for posting recipes and sharing your passion!

    Nate

  8. Does the absorption rate and time differ if at all, when the weed is used as a lube as opposed to eating the oil?
    This has been enormously helpful thank you.

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      Personally, the lube was faster as opposed to eating it, but it’s a totally different feeling so it’s hard to judge. I’d give the lube 30 minutes to kick in 😉

    2. Hi. A great method is to use equal parts cannabis and coconut oil, put em in a mason jar, put the mason jar inside a slow cooker, add water to the lid of the mason jar, cook on high for 8 hours, cool for 8 hours, cook for 8 hours, cool for 8 hours, cook a final 8 hours and cool again. Strain plant matter and reserve for tea or compost.

      Open and stir your mason jar 2-3x throughout each cooking cycle.

  9. Hi Corrine,
    I’m about to give this recipe a go, do you think using leaf would work?
    Also, I make a lot of cannabis oil with leaf (RSO), could this be used somehow instead? Maybe infused into the coconut oil then whipped up?
    Cheers
    Angie

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      Hi Ange! Using the RSO would probably be your best bet. I’ve never used leaf, so I can’t be sure, but it seems like you would need an awful lot of it to make it potent. I can’t wait to hear how it goes!

      Much love,
      C

    2. Yes, using leaf, or trim works just as well, but you need to cook it for at least 8-12 hours at a very low temperature to saturate the oil sufficiently.

    1. Hi there,
      I read this comment and just wanted to reconfirm if the recipe calls for 1 cup of coconut oil or 1/2 cup? I only saw 1/2 cup listed but I don’t want to mess up the recipe!

      Thanks for your time!
      Erika

    2. I am having trouble understanding the amount questions is the recipe accurate? when you refer to the coco oil which one the recipe calls for 2 cups coco butter and 1/2 cup infused coconut oil where does the 1 cup come in?

  10. Hi, I use cannabis suppositories I’ve made with cocoa butter and a bit of coconut oil. They do not get me high. I feel nothing. I have read it’s the same with vaginal also. That rectally and vaginally there is no discernable affect due to it not passing through the liver. So what is it you all are feeling? Thanks

    1. When you smoke weed it does not pass through your liver and you still get high from that. Really the thc just needs to be absorbed some way into your body.

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      I was being playful when I was saying your vagina could get “high”. It’s more of a feeling of increased sensitivity and relaxation in the muscles. It just feels better.

  11. Nice recipe you got there. I will check it out soon. Thank you for the good job, and also keep the good work up for visitors like me to always have something smoothies like this ‘Love butter’. Hmm.. Can’t say no!!~

  12. Omg I LOVE this!! Thank you so much! I can’t wait to make some! I do have one question and I run into this problem with a lot of recipes and haven’t figured out how to tweet them for personal use. I am allergic to coconut 🙁 is there anything you can recommend for a substitute for the coconut oil?
    Thank you so much! You Rock!

    1. Hi Michelle
      I use Hempseed oil instead of coconut oil for patients who are not tolerant of coconut. But you could use any number of oils: Olive, Almond, Grapeseed, Hempseed, Macadamia etc etc. Lot of Luck!

  13. Great recipe! Thank you! 🙂 one quick question, I seemed to have over whipped my lube and it became hard lumps instead of smooth cream, is there any way to rectify this? Like adding a little more oil? Thank you!!!

    1. Have have the same problem with the stuff, I made from this recipe…. love the emollients of this product, and the feel… Just hard to get out of the jar, and it melts great after a little while in your hand… I hope to hear back, to see if I may have done something wrong… thank you Delynda

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        You can try reheating it and adding more oil. I’ll play with this again and try different ratios to see if I can make something that works for everyone. Thanks for the feedback!

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  15. Hey I’m planning on making this, but I ordered pure cocoa butter, but it’s in the form of soap basically, hard. Do you think I should melt it before I use it? Or just throw it in the magic butter?

  16. Instead of essential oil could I use vanilla extract? And as far as bang for your buck (pun intended lol) is the love butter worth it or is the coconut oil just as good?

    1. Good god!! Don’t use extract with alcohol in it! Kind of like when you’d get lemon juice on a paper cut!!
      Also, haven’t tried this recipe yet, so I’m unsure of how well the coco+cocoa butter deal is going to work, but i can say while not horrible, coconut oil hasn’t been the best option

      1. I doubt ZS is planning on using enough vanilla extract to hurt herself. It’s a pretty tiny amount for a fairly large amount of oil. I wouldn’t worry too much.

  17. Hi,
    I doubled the ingredients for the weed lube. My batch didn’t solidify. Only when I put it in the refrigerator did it solidify. That’s when I whipped it.

    1. Thank you SO MUCH! I was having the same issue, and I wasn’t sure what to do. I was panicking at the thought of ruining it, and losing a substantial investment! This worked like a charm. Maybe ten minutes in the fridge, and it was ready to whip!

  18. So. ..here’s one for you- my bits and pieces are SUPER sensitive, and I’ve even experienced some not fun infections just from plain old lovin’ alone… :'(
    Anything from skin irritation to. ..worse.
    The question is, has Anyone found, or heard of getting any infection after ‘ internal use ‘ of this stuff?? I am looking forward to using this, and hope it will cut back on the pain/irritation. .. I’m just not looking forward to possibly paying an unpleasant price for it!!

    1. Coconut oil has really good antibacterial properties. It also is one of the fastest yeast infection cures. I’d say you try just the infused coconut oil.

  19. Wow! This is more than just a lube. It’s a cure-all for pain relief and skin problems… acne, wrinkles, rash, etc. My family and friends (ages 45 and up) are all amazed. They call it the Magic Cream. Joint pain, back surgery, sutures, you name it! I now try it on everything to find out what else I could use it for. Thanks a bunch!

  20. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! My wife went from 0 to 100 with this lube. Took our sex life to another level I have never experienced before. And get the magical butter machine it is great.

    1. Hey Walter I used the MBM2 as well! Quick question: I used only the included stainer. Did you use the same one, if not what did you use? Wanna make sure there’s no weed bits in my special place.

  21. What would happen if I didn’t refrigerate it? It seems like it shouldn’t matter because none of the ingredients need to be refrigerated on their own… Any thoughts on that?

    1. I have the exact same question. Since the lube solidifies at cold temperatures, it’s hard to use it fresh out of the fridge. I guess maybe it’s ok to store it somewhere away from the sun. I think the oils won’t spoil, but the THC might get denaturated if exposed to the sun or high temperatures. Other than that I’m not really sure.

  22. Hi again Corrine!

    I don’t get it, i believe that here in Brazil ee don’t have the Mb machine, so i can make in the crockpot, but what i need to do? idk cuz idk how the mb machine works
    peace!

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  24. I am trying to create this beautiful herbal blend. So my question is where do I purchase the cannabis ingredients to make my own cream? And can this go inside the vagina or just on the outside?

  25. Hi Corrine! First off, I am loving this website! It’s freaking amazing. Secondly, I have a question about CBD vaginal suppositories. I was diagnosed with Endometriosis in Dec 2015 and since that time my pelvic pain has been nonstop everyday. I’ve been using topicals and vapes practically every day, but recently a doctor who specializes in treating endo recommended weed vaginal suppositories. I know Foria sells them on their website, but for only 4 products its $44, which isn’t super cost effective for me as a tight budget student with chronic pain. I’ve been thinking about making my own so I can have more options to choose from, but I haven’t been successful in finding recipes. In your opinion, would it be OK to use the weed lube as a kind of replacement, or would it be possible to make my own or get a recipe from you? I super appreciate all your recipes and postings, they are very helpful to a novice like me! Your awesome!

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  26. This stuff whipped up alright for me, but I just took it out of the fridge and it’s rock solid. Is that normal? Is it supposed to say nice and whipped consistency in fridge?
    The cocoa butter I used was rock solid in its container (is that normal?), do you think that’s what’s causing it to be so hard?

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      Hi Jill! The cocoa butter is probably the culprit. I had the same issue with my batch using cocoa butter, so I just left it out of the fridge. I can’t speak for anyone else, but it’s been fine in a cupboard for almost a year and it’s much more user friendly now. Hope that helps!

      Much love,
      Corinne

      1. Thanks for your reply Corinne!! I’m thinking the cocoa butter is the culprit too. I’ve kept it out the fridge and its STILL rock solid lol. It’s cool in my house, so probably why. I’ve also found that it’s not strong enough/doesn’t really work. Do you think it would work to re-melt down and add more cannabis oil and then re-whip it?

        1. I’ve only tried mine once, and while my lady parts did seem to experience some more intense sensations (not so extreme as to be certain it was weed-related), I did not notice any other effects. A few people noted that the recipe calls for 1/2 cup of coconut oil in one place and 1 cup in another. I only see one recipe, which is obviously the one I followed, which calls for 1/2 cup. I’m also wondering about melting it down and adding more coconut oil… Please advise!

          Thanks 🙂

  27. Corrine!! Thank you for sharing all your great ideas. I’m making canacocobutter from all this year’s close trim/tiny buds and saw the LoveLube recipe…do you add the Sunflower Lecithin when making the lube?
    Also I’ve been pouring the finished oil into small plastic cups (1/4c each), cooling them into plugs, wrapping and freezing for easy baking later.

  28. Please, please, make a weed suppository for menstrual pain relief recipe (like the Foria one). I do not live in CA and cannot afford the price of the “weed tampons” even if I did. This would be a blessing.

  29. This may seem like a dumb question, but my husband works in a job where he is drug tested at random. If we used this as a lube would it show up on a drug test? If so, I think I’ll try it going solo!

  30. Hey Corrie,
    I am not a pot user but have used in the past i am not a fan of the smell but I want to make this lube, will it smell my house up decarboxylating the hash and will the final product smell like rubbing weed on my downstairs? Thank you in advance

  31. Hey Corinne
    I am sure ur a busy person but I have made your faux-ria recipe and was wondering if I would be able to use the oil in this recipe and make the butter ? The only different ingredient is the sunflower lecithin and I don’t know how that would effect this recipe. Thank you hope to hear back from you !

  32. Hi Corrine!

    So a few months ago I started to have clitoral pain. You heard me right! After a few doctors appointments I was diagnosed with clitorodynia, which is related to vulvodynia. Of course since this is a female issue of pain, and related to female sexual pleasure there is little if any research. The treatments available are also hit or miss, but something struck me when I was doing my own research. Sometimes this pain is caused by extreme muscle tension in the pelvic floor that ends up compressing the nerves that innervate the vagina, and in my case the clitoris. So it got me thinking about THC, and its amazing muscle relaxing properties. Of course I do not live in Colorado so I had to figure out how to make a THC infused lubricant myself, when I came across your website. I want to give you a HUGE THANK YOU. Not only does this lube enhance female pleasure it also has rendered me nearly pain free. I am not saying this is the solution for every woman who has vaginal pain, but I am saying it worked wonders for me, and that I think it is worth a try for other women who are having similar issues.

  33. I have endometriosis and interstitial cystitis and sex can be painful, so this is something I’m looking to try out when the sailor returns home, Merry Christmas

  34. I’ve made a variation of weed lube that my wife and I just love. I make body butters for gifts and occasional sale with beeswax from my bees (facebook.com/thesecondgarden, brewandbees.blogspot.com). But the weed body butter is just for us and select friends! The aroma itself is so soothing, and makes the best massage lotion. Thank you for giving me the idea!

  35. wow I didn’t know your vagina could get high lol but if you were to take a drug test and you used this even if you showered and all would it still show up?

  36. Cant wait to mix some up i make my daughter lotion for her eczema that works wonders (she has no clue whats in it) so kinda the same thing!!

  37. I’ve been using a combination of cacao butter and coconut oil as lube for several years now. We will be moving to a weed friendly state next year and I’m really looking forward to trying this!

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  41. Does anyone have any experience with coconut oil getting left in their vagina, the oil going rancid and causing infection? I read this could happen and have been hesitant to use oil based lubes for this reason.

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  45. Wow! I can’t source ylang ylang where I live, so I was looking up other libido enhancing oils and sound sweet orange (neroli) was available.
    Will be giving it a try!

  46. Hello!
    I’m getting ready to make your lube and I’m very excited! Just one question, how many mg of THC should be in the 1/2 cup of coconut oil? At a local store, I can get 200mg of THC or 500mg of THC in an 8 ounce jar. Thank you so much!
    Teri

  47. Hello Corrine!! We’ve been making the salve and it is really wonderful…looking to make some lube and was wondering if you’ve found a difference between the deodorized and non-deodorized Cocoa Butter Wafers…seems some of the scented oils would not be a great combo with a heavy chocolate over-tone…any comments on this?
    thanks!!

  48. I am a post-menopausal woman with a sensitive vagina. I tried your recipe but had a reaction. My usual lube is almond oil, any ideas on how I can incorporate the two?

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      Hi Laura!

      You can absolutely infuse your almond oil 🙂 Just use the sprayable weed lube recipe and swap the MCT for almond oil. Let me know how it goes!

      Much love,
      Corinne

  49. Hi Corinne,

    Does the Cannabis Infused Coconut Oil that you use in your weed lube recipe have the sunflower lecithin in it? That’s ok for the lady parts???? Thanks.

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      I have used coconut oil with lecithin in it and haven’t had any issues, but if you’re sensitive, it’s probably best to skip the lecithin 🙂

  50. Hello!
    Ive been hearing from multiple people that this works very well for head aches, I was wondering if lavender or peppermint essential oils would be safe to add to it as well?

      1. So I made this lube and tried it externally. It worked and I could definitely tell I was high. But not sure if I should use it internally. Is it safe for both external and internal use? I already gifted some samples to 2 ppl but told them to use externally since I wasn’t sure and didn’t want anyone to develop irritation. Please advise. Thanks!

  51. I make coconut oil weed lube all the time in my crock pot. Currently I am making a much more potent batch and will add some essential oil for a more erotic experience. Please tell me why it needs to be refrigerated, or what happens to my batch that has never been refrigerated. I would hate to throw it out, but I do get all the weed trim I need for free.

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      It’s a good idea to keep it cold and dark for long term storage, but there shouldn’t be anything “wrong” with ye ole weed lube. I had one batch go funky when I used water in the oil before straining, but haven’t had any issues since then. You’re good to go!

  52. Hi, just wondering between the MB2 & the LEVO…?
    I’ve been using the stove top method & crock pot. I’m excited to simplify the process but not sure which one to buy…
    Thanks for the feedback. ?

  53. Can someone reply to my question Nov 9the please & Thank you.
    I really want to purchase something that will make it easier to make edibles & other great things.
    Thanks again.?

  54. hey! i have a pile of cacao butter that’s just sitting in my fridge. i assume i can, but what are your thoughts on swapping out the cocoa butter/shea butter for cacao butter?
    thanks!!

  55. Awww maaaan. This did not work for me; I even used more weed infused oil than it called for just in case. I tried a little bit one evening and when that didn’t work I tried what I thought was a lot (you can only work in so much oil… ?).

    Any suggestions?? This was my last resort to actually being able to have sex with my partner; I’ve had such a low libido for years that we rarely do anything. Super super bummed this didn’t work. ?

  56. I have about 1 cup of infused veg glycerin I made in my MB machine, do you think I could mix that with coconut oil or cocoa butter in place of making another batch of oil itself?

  57. HI
    I just bought a little syringe of canabis oil. I don’t know the percentage of THC and it looks lie about a ml in total. Can I just mix that up with some coconut oil? And what ratio would you suggest? Is there anyway I can make it a bit more interesting and buttery like yours?

  58. Hi,
    Just wanted to chime in about using condoms and oil-based lubricants. Polyurethane condoms are safe to use with them. Trojan makes them. Make sure they are NOT polysporil (sp?). That’s an important distinction.

  59. Hi Corinne,
    I am definitely game to try this. I have a question about the cannabis oil however. My script is a 50/50 blend of thc 1.054% and cbd 0.963%. Now what my question is, is will this work with or without making the lube? I’m asking because I’ve read that some of the other lubes use only the female part of the plant, and I have obviously no clue what mine is lol. Thanks for your time Von!

    1. “Only using the female part of the plant.” is fancy marketing buzz words, for they use the buds. All cannabis plants are female. 🙂 You can absolutely use whatever you have.

      1. Actually no. Not all cannabis plants are female. Females are cultivated because they have the medicinal properties in more potent amounts. Male plants are often killed immediately so they don’t pollinate your ladies and make the buds all full of seeds. Have never seen the labels say “used only female parts” that’s super weird. There are no “bad” parts of the plants though. Even male plants are safe. There’s just varied potency in the different parts. You can even use the root system!

  60. I just tried this, and I love it. Making it made our apartment smell some kind of way, but now it’s just the bedroom and I’m a-ok with that. And so’s my husband! I have trouble with sex- desire, pleasure during, having an orgasm, the whole shebang. This stuff? Well, yesterday was our first go with it, but it felt good enough that I’m definitely looking forward to using it all. (And that recipe made quite a bit!)
    Can’t wait to tell my women friends about this.

  61. Hi,
    My question is if used as a lube does it only get you high or does it also get your partner high.? I have a license for it but my partner doesn’t

  62. I have been making this for YEARS…before the $88.00 a bottle …I put the oil in small ice trays, then keep them in the freezer in small zip lock bags, play time is just grab out the freezer… they are little frozen balls of greatness, melt fast, and feels amazing while it’s melting….

  63. Hi all,

    I’m a little confused….1/2 c of canna oil or 1 cup? I would love to try this recipe out, so making sure the ratio is indeed 1/2 c canna oil to 2 c of carrier. I bought Foria and while it’s definitely helped, it’s not as natural as it claims to be. Thanks for providing us with something that is!

  64. Question ?!! For your „ love Butter“ can i replace the Cannabis infused coconut oil with cbd INfused hemp oil?? CBD oil and hemp oil only ingredients!! It’s low thc and we have thc free too for those that need to play safe !

  65. There isn’t a lot of activity on this tread, so I’m hoping this is seen.

    The measurements in cups.. it is equivalent to 8oz? or it is just eyeballed to “one cup” in the measuring cup?

    Thanks in advance!

  66. Hi! I have some premade cannabis oil that I purchased from the dispensary. (THC 9.82 mg/ml) Should I mix that in the coconut oil? If so, what ratio should I use?
    Thank you!

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  70. Just wondering what the shelf life on this would be? How long would you have to use to before it “goes bad”? Or does it stay good? I feel like everything has an expired date forsure

  71. Hello, I just made the cannabis lube. I halved the recipe. I’m just wondering how long it takes to start solidifying. Am I supposed to put it in the fridge to do so?

  72. I bought some weed lube from a friend a few weeks ago and gave it a try this week. It was AMAZING. It’s kinda hard to explain that you cna get high from your vagina lol. I felt light headed, but very focused and this very, very sexy feeling. Orgasm was absurd. Didn’t use protection, though. My husband said he felt high as well, but a good and relaxing high. I recommend this lube 100%.

  73. What are your ratios for suppositories, I haven’t made them in awhile but definitely loved them. Aldi what do you use for molds?

  74. I made this using Organic Extra Virgin Olive oil in the Ardent decarboxylator using a 14% THC 9% CBD flower and was able to have pain free, enjoyable sex for the first time in 15 years. Thank you Corrinne.

  75. My 5 year old grandson is very allergic to mosquito bites. They swell like crazy and are pretty scary. When he was with me, I rubbed some of my lube on his mosquito bite. An hour later, you couldn’t see anything!! The mosquito bite was gone! His mom had tried everything but nothing safer or that worked better than this lube:) I’ve used it for what it was meant for and holy crap, awesome:)

  76. I’ve made this recipe using CBD only and the with both THC and CBD. I mostly used it for pain cream and it works fabulously, although I usually double my infusion of CBD/THC for max relief due to my wife’s Parkinson’s Disease. She only gets a few minutes of relief at a time, but is happy to have it when she needs it. As a man I can also confirm this has enhanced my sexual experiences when applied about a half hour before sex. Bigger and harder erections with stronger orgasms(oh baby, much stronger O’s…everyone has gotta love that). Thanks Corrine for all of your great recipes.

  77. Thank you for this amazing recipe! I want to know how I would make the cannabis infused coconut oil with CO2 Oil/distillate from a mmj dispensary? I have been looking through your posts, but it seems the link you previously posted, is no longer there. I hope to hear your advice soon! Thank you!

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      hmmm… I don’t remember making that post, but I could definitely go looking for it. I’m going to do a lot about cooking with concentrates very soon!

  78. Hi, just wondering if the recipe works (or how to make it work), if we have cbd/thc oil tinctures made with grapeseed oil? We have and use straight cbd oil, some 1:1 thc/cbd , and some 4:1 thc/cbd. These are oils we normally ingest. My wife is long time partaker, and is not afraid of catching a buzz. Can we make lube with the products we have?

  79. Its a great pleasure reading your post .Its full of information I am looking for. Medical marijuana is used to treat a number of different conditions such as;
    Alzheimer’s disease
    Appetite loss
    Cancer
    Crohn’s disease
    Eating disorders such as anorexia
    Epilepsy
    Glaucoma
    Mental health conditions like schizophrenia and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
    Multiple sclerosis
    Muscle spasms
    Nausea
    Pain
    Wasting syndrome (cachexia)

  80. may i ask why we have 2 hours of simmer time? Is it just the shea butter were melting or do we put the thc oil and all the other oils in with it and then simmer for 2 hours and then finally add the flavor/essential oils in? A bit confusing ?? can you help please. thanks

  81. I put coconut oil & weed into a mason jar and throw it in pot of boiling water and let it infuse for a few hours. I strain it through a cloth or cheese cloth and viola!

  82. Hi! I would love to send a jar of this as a Christmas gift, but the shipping would take a minimum of 7days, do you think it would still be good and safe to use?

    Thank you ☺️

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      Hi Camille,

      I wouldn’t ship butter in the mail unless you can guarantee it stays chilled during transit.

      Warmly,

      Victoria (Team Wake + Bake)

  83. Hi there! I found this recipe after attempting to make my own weed lube with distillate. I heard distillate is great for topicals and it’s already de-carbed. I used 500 mg (half of a 1000 mg syringe) at 91% THC. I mixed it with half a cup of fractionated coconut oil, and after I did the math it comes out to about 19mg per tsp. Well I applied it and it’s been like an hour and I don’t feel much other than the nice slip of the coconut oil. How exactly do you apply it? Does it have to get far up in your lady bits? I applied all over externally and I don’t feel anything like increased blood flow. Is the thc not strong enough/should I add the other half of the syringe? Do I need CBD for it to work? So many questions!! Any advice would be great. Thank you!

  84. Hi Corinne, I was wondering what you thought about making these like a vaginal suppository? I keep them in the fridge until ready to use? maybe I could make them in the shape of little hearts and insert one a half hour before the romance starts, any thoughts? yes or not really?

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      Hey Margaret!

      Everything is worth a try! Please let us know how it works out for you!

      With love,
      Maddie (Team Wake + Bake)

  85. I love this stuff and it works really well for me, but in my climate it sets a little bit hard. I have that beautiful whipped texture while it’s still a little warm and then as it cools completely to room temperature it gets less scoopable. What ratio would I need to change to make it a little bit softer? I’m guessing just use a bit more of the liquid oil?

  86. Ah crap, I added 2 cups of raw cocoa nibs NOT cocoa butter!! It’s now the colour of dark melted chocolate.
    I’m not keen to use such a gritty, overly concentrated raw cocoa based lube, any ideas what I could do with it?
    I’ve only ever made topical recipes, so not sure what I could make into an edible with it and I’m too scared to taste it haha

  87. Aloha Corrine! FYI the recipe no longer shows on the page, somehow there is a link breakage. Please check into this as the recipe is AMAZING!!! Thanks 🙂

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