Pure Beauty teamed up with The Wrong Girls, the gloriously unhinged stoner comedy starring Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat, for a limited-edition 10-pack of Babies.
Inside is a custom blend of sativa-leaning cultivars personally selected by writer and director Dylan Meyer to pair with the movie: a careful mix of Durban, Tangimal and Crescendo. Bright, social, energetic. Juicy citrus and tropical up front, with a little spice and gas underneath. The smoke is heady, lively and pleasantly weird -- scientifically engineered* for conversations with cats, questionable decisions and going to the movies high.
The Wrong Girls is in theaters Friday, August 14th. Smoke a Baby and go see it.
*Not actually science. Just really good weed.
CUSTOM SATIVA BLEND PERSONALLY SELECTED BY WRITER & DIRECTOR DYLAN MEYER
Each pre-roll 0.35g • 10-Pack 3.5g • 5-Pack 1.75g
Smooth and clean
Flower is grown in nutrient rich moss and soil, with beneficial insects and positive energy
Third party tested for pesticides, mold, heavy metals, and more
Over 20 million smoked in California, #1 in its category
The Wrong Girls is a new stoner comedy written and directed by Dylan Meyer, starring Kristen Stewart, Alia Shawkat, LaKeith Stanfield, Seth Rogen and Zack Fox.
The movie follows two aimless young women who accidentally gain telepathic abilities after taking an experimental drug, putting them in the path of some very bad people looking for the same very powerful substance.
Weed, telepathy, bad decisions. Go see it.
Have I ever led you astray?
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Grown with organic inputs
Nutrient dense living soil
The cleanest flower on earth: Every batch tested for pesticides, heavy metals, mold, etc.
Happy plants = happy high
“Pure Beauty is a purveyor and cultivator of premium cannabis products adored by aficionados and celebrities alike.”
"The indie Los Angeles brand is as unassuming as it is cool and under the radar — “if you know you know” among those who smoke pot.
“We want to give people that full sensory experience. We want you to look at our product and our imagery and feel something. And we want our product to actually live up to that feeling.”
