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Item: Headband
Author: Meltem Duzovali

Headband

LA Weeds / Sativa / 29.7% THC

How does it make you feel

According to user reports, some individuals have described feeling a pressure sensation around the top of there heads when consuming Headband, which can be likened to the feeling of wearing a headband. Users have shared that the effects of Headband tend to come on slowly, with some mentioning that it may take up to 20 minutes before they start noticing any notable changes. Users have reported that after consuming Headband, they often experience a spacey and foggy state, which makes it challenging to focus on tasks requiring mental acuity. Additionally, users have described a physical heaviness that starts in the spine and spreads out to the limbs, providing a comfortable and relaxed sensation that keeps them in a supine position. When using cannabis, it’s important to exercise caution and be mindful of potential effects, as individual responses can vary.

How does it smell & taste

Users have reported that the initial scent of the cured flowers of the Headband is tangy and lemony, with underlying hints of skunkiness and notes of pine. Unlike other sativas like OGs, Headband is said to produce thick but surprisingly smooth smoke. The smoke is described as having a creamy mouthfeel and a citrusy taste upon inhalation. Upon exhaling, users report a more diesel, chemical funk presence. Overall, users have described the taste sensation as reminiscent of lemon-scented cleaning fluid that has a front-of-the-palate impact.

How does it look?

The buds of Headband are typically small and nugget-like rather than dense, spade-like cones. The leaves are an even, pale green color, although certain plant phenotypes may exhibit shades of purple, which can be attributed to the activation of anthocyanin compounds from cold temperatures during the vegetative phase. Due to it’s high THC content, Headband flowers are densely covered in silvery-white trichomes and have a sticky texture, making it challenging to break up for joints or pipes without the use of a grinder.

What is good for? (suggested activities)

Headband is best suited for passive activities in comfortable surroundings, such as watching movies or listening to music. It can also inspire general creative thinking and may act as an aphrodisiac due to it’s psychedelic sensation of disconnecting from one’s own body. While it provides a strong blend of euphoria and creativity, Headband is more suitable for use on rainy days as it can cause a spacey feeling that may interfere with daytime tasks. It’s powerful effects primarily focus on the body, making it a good choice for managing chronic pain and anxiety.