Animal Face

Animal Face doesn't carry documented breeding history on record, but the chemistry data is specific enough to describe with confidence. Beta-caryophyllene leads the terpene profile by a wide margin, nearly triple the secondary alpha-humulene, with limonene close behind as a third note — a combination that produces a peppery, slightly citrus-tinged character underneath the sweet, nutty, piney flavor tags on file. No THC figure is confirmed for this batch.

Reported effects run tingly, focused, and calm, a short but consistent list suggesting a mellow, functional experience rather than an intense or highly euphoric one. The name places it within the 'Animal'-lineage family of strains — a loose group built largely around Animal Cookies and Animal Mints genetics that has become common across the modern hybrid market — though no specific parent strains are on file to confirm which branch of that family this cut belongs to. Its combination of a caryophyllene-forward terpene profile with calm, focused effects fits a strain suited to daytime use in moderate amounts rather than one built for either heavy energy or heavy sedation, and its presence in real market data confirms it's an actively stocked strain rather than a database entry without commercial backing.