The Best CBD Massage Oils Of 2024 (Plus Benefits)

If you’re looking to keep it simple, this two-ingredient oil from Joy Organics is a great pick. It’s an unscented combination of organic MCT oil (derived from coconuts) and organic full-spectrum hemp that glides across the skin without leaving it sticky.

As this is a newer release from the brand, there aren’t a ton of reviews for it yet.

But the few product ratings on the website are positive with one reviewer raving, “This is my new favorite topical because it absorbs quickly and leaves skin feeling soft. When I use it on my lower back my whole body relaxes. The best part is that it is unscented because I like that there are no unnecessary ingredients.”

Sustainability & packaging: Joy Organics is a family-run, woman-led business based in Colorado and Texas. Its hemp is harvested from USDA-certified organic hemp farms, and all packaging is recyclable with Carbon Neutral shipping offered on every order with Carbon Fund. 

Transparency: Joy Organics has an entire page dedicated to its process, which shares details about farming, third-party testing, and shipping process. You can find a link to Joy Organics’ lab results directly on the product page.

For a luxurious oil that aims to relax sore muscles and relieve tension, Prima’s Beyond Body Oil is a great pick. Lightweight sunflower seed oil is the base of the formula, which also incorporates broad-spectrum hemp, magnesium, squalane, apricot kernel oil, and jojoba seed oil.

Packed in a glass bottle, the body oil has a light scent derived from clove, geranium, and citrus. 

Customers give the oil a nearly perfect rating with reviewers noting the formula is fast-absorbing without unwanted residue. One writes, “I sleep like a baby afterward because my muscles relax from the magnesium and CBD. This is a holy grail body moisturizer for me.”

Sustainability & packaging: Prima shines in the sustainability department and has plenty of certifications to show for its efforts. It offsets carbon emissions and invests in projects that combat the climate crisis. Prima also encourages customers to send back five empty containers at a time for its “Recycle for Real” program (shipping is covered!).

Transparency: Each Prima product’s COA is available on the product pages. Prima is another Certified B Corporation, and they have an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau.

For a reasonably-priced, organic CBD massage oil, Lazarus Naturals is hard to beat. This smooth blend of organic jojoba seed oil, organic sweet almond oil, organic MCT oil, and organic full-spectrum hemp is USDA organic, Kosher, and Leaping Bunny-certified.

Fans of this oil like that it’s fragrance-free and moisturizing, including one reviewer who says, “It absorbs so nicely, leaving my skin soft and my muscles relaxed.” 

Any negative comments about this oil are from people who don’t love that the unscented formula smells like hemp. If you’re concerned about scent, definitely start with the lower-priced, 2-ounce spray option.

And while Lazarus doesn’t offer a subscription discount for monthly purchases, it’s worth noting that this is still one the most budget-friendly CBD massage oils on our list when considering price per ounce.

Lazarus Naturals also offers 60% off to veterans, folks on long-term disability, and households that qualify as low-income. 

Sustainability & packaging: Lazarus Naturals uses recycled materials in its packaging and sources hemp from its own USDA-certified organic farm in central Oregon. It’s also a Certified B Corp, which means they’re held to high business standards for social and environmental impact, and plans to be carbon neutral by 2030.  

Transparency: We appreciate that you can easily find a link to the COA for this oil on the product page under the product image (you do need to scroll through the database for this particular product, though).

This spa-like oil from Veg Out Organics is sure to set the mood for your next massage. It not only packs a gentle dose of organic full-spectrum hemp, but the formula boasts an array of organic essential oils from lavender, neroli, and geranium.

As a result, you get a double whammy, especially with all the benefits of lavender, including deeper rest and less stress.

Lightweight and non-comedogenic, the oil is formulated for use on both your body and face. Although there are only a handful of reviews of this oil on the Veg Out website, the comments we read were overwhelmingly positive.

Customers love the feel of this oil, the neroli scent, and the calming effect of lavender.

Sustainability & packaging: Veg Out Organics grows all of its hemp at a USDA-certified organic farm (called Veg Out Pharm) in Virginia Beach, VA. The family-run business is dedicated to organic farming and creating non-toxic, vegan, and cruelty-free products. Plus, with a beautiful gold pump and emerald green bottle, this is one product you’ll be happy to leave out on your vanity.  

Transparency: Veg Out Organics’ lab results are a little trickier to find than the other products on this list, but they’re still available here.

This portable pick from Empower BodyCare is made from 100% organic essential oils, organic plant oils (like jojoba seed and sweet almond oil), and organic broad-spectrum hemp.

Packaged in a roller bottle for easy application, the luxe oil can be swiped onto your skin and joints without making a mess. 

Customers love how convenient this oil is and praise the light scent of bergamot, lavender, and wintergreen. One reviewer says, “I use this product daily. A little goes a long way, the smell is pleasant and fades quickly, and I get relief and get back to work after using it.”

Sustainability & packaging: Empower partners with the Sun+Earth-certified farm East Fork Cultivar to sustainably source its non-GMO hemp. You can also select to make your order carbon neutral at checkout (note: this is on your dime, not the company’s, but still great!).

Transparency: Empower clearly links to the third-party lab results for this oil in the product description online. You can read more about the women behind Empower on the brand's about page.