text: Weed Models are becoming increasingly popular on social media and may be changing the game.
  Trends within the cannabis space are happening all the time, and while some social media activists are standing strong in not-supporting the 420 movements, Instagram is clearly the platform proudly representing cannabis culture through their weed models. And while the newest trend seems to be just hot girls smoking bongs, that not what it is all about.
  In fact, there are tons of influential weed models who are about beauty, style, and creative passion.
  Check out these 5 amazing weed models that are advocating, creating fun spaces and educating others.
  Weed Models on Instagram
  Clara – @queenbee.66
  One of the coolest moms and weed models out there, Clara truly gives homage to her name. She is the queen and owner of The Bee Dynasty that creates beautiful glass and smoking accessories. Furthermore, she is a wife, mom, and queen of the cannabis entrepreneurial scene. Coming from a single mother, growing up in Mexico, Clara stories shows the strength in women. Eventually, Clara went through all the ups and downs of life, filled with trials and errors, then met her husband who encouraged her to open and run their first business together, Elevation Custom Apparel printing company.
  Respected as a business owner and mother, Clara openly talks about cannabis being a savior through tough times. In fact, she still to this day uses cannabis to treat her same medical issues. She promotes her account through healthy living, intriguing artistic pictures and empowering body image.
  “I started to stop being afraid of myself, to be able to express my love of cannabis and the love of myself. I am happy with my choice to use Cannabis instead of pharmaceuticals. Also, I want to make a name for myself and a reputation.”
  Mariah – @muh_riah
  Not only is she cool and has dope vibes, but Mariah promotes creative cannabis content that isn’t just about sex like most weed models. Mariah is a full-time photographer based in Central Oregon specializing in all types of photography. However, her main love was a passion for photography where she got to incorporate her love for cannabis. Mariah started with a dispensary as a budtender and social media manager which grew her passions even more. Unconsumed by social media, Mariah concentrated more on providing interesting, powerful photos that inspire others.
  Coming from a very supportive cannabis friendly family, Mariah has been using cannabis medically and openly. Cannabis was a cure for her nausea, anxiety, insomnia, and she even found CBD drops for her dog’s arthritis.
  “I want to see cannabis in every day situations: out in nature, while cooking dinner, downtown dancing, while grabbing coffee, etc. So, yes, my biggest struggle is fighting the stigma associated with weed.”
  Alicia – @420ozo
  World travel may have led Alicia on her quest into cannabis. When she was 17 years old, she left home and moved to the Netherlands. Although she had been smoking for a while, her education really grew while she living and breathing the cannabis in the city. Being so young, Alicia started with postings in Snapchat then later switching to Instagram. Alicia found it was a more interactive platform, with more ability to share her love for cannabis. This grew immediately as the popularity of weed models smoking became a trend.
  And while her family is not so supportive, her friends have always encouraged her to educate others. Smoking weed was a way for Alicia to overcome difficult times and helped in battling anxiety and insomnia. Although France has complications around legalization, it fueled Alicia to advocate an educate other.
  “I would encourage all weed smokers to be honest about it, let everyone know you smoke weed and do not hide it. We need to normalize it, show that “”reefer madness”” is bullshit and break the stoner stereotype. So light it up and pass it around.”
  Chelsea – @thecannafairy
  What’s everyone doing this weekend? I’m caught between doing some epics things and staying out all night OR doing absolutely nothing and being a snuggly bum all weekend 🤷♀️ #Colorado #Sunshine #Weekend #Plans #WeekendPlans #WeShouldSmoke #Sky #SkyGlass #Smile #BlowSmoke #Stoner #StonerGirl #CurvyGirl #420 #710
  Chelsi grew up knowing she wants to help people whether it be through her photography, art, nature or education. In fact, many say she has an eye for detail and outstanding work ethic make her exceptional amongst weed models. This, of course, made it really easy for her to transition into the field of cannabis. With a background in product knowledge, her 420 life became more than just photos. he journey started in her hometown where she became a Cannabis Activist. trying to share her products and companies with others through her social media platform.
  Chelsea’s purpose of creating her account was mainly to connect with other users in her area and to learn more about how cannabis culture varies across the country and around the world. As her business and career continue, so did the shame of being a woman. Fighting against that stigma, she advocates for women and the views on them in cannabis. Using cannabis herself for ADHD, Keinbocks Disease and pain from multiple surgeries, she found cannabis is the best medication.
  “I absolutely love my job and the fact that I get to have an amazing career that’s based around my passions. This plant has improved every aspect of my life.”
  Heather – @fadednparadise
  One of the more different weed models in the game. Heather is more a promoter of extraction than she is of necessarily smoking weed. But that doesn’t mean she doesn’t advocate for the plant. In fact, Heather comes from a long journey of struggles and rebellious behavior.
  Heather came from a very conservative background, creating negative views on marijuana for her. But in her teens, she was diagnosed with an auto-immune disease that led to pain, chronic nausea and over unhappy living. A friend brought her some Super Lemon Haze, and she was 100% won over. She immediately became an advocate for the cause and trie to inspire her followers through creative, fun and artistic posts. She has goals to travel the world educating others and spreading awareness in hopes she can change the minds of others who were once like her.
  “To the cannabis consumer: do not give up when people judge your actions. Educate yourself on the medicinal and recreational benefits of smoking cannabis. Brace yourself with as much knowledge as possible on the subject, because you’ll be able to change some peoples minds! Don’t give up, and never stop smoking if it helps your mind, body, and soul.”
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  Trends within the cannabis space are happening all the time, and while some social media activists are standing strong in not-supporting the 420 movements, Instagram is clearly the platform proudly representing cannabis culture through their weed models. And while the newest trend seems to be just hot girls smoking bongs, that not what it is all about.
  In fact, there are tons of influential weed models who are about beauty, style, and creative passion.
  Check out these 5 amazing weed models that are advocating, creating fun spaces and educating others.
  Weed Models on Instagram
  Clara – @queenbee.66
  One of the coolest moms and weed models out there, Clara truly gives homage to her name. She is the queen and owner of The Bee Dynasty that creates beautiful glass and smoking accessories. Furthermore, she is a wife, mom, and queen of the cannabis entrepreneurial scene. Coming from a single mother, growing up in Mexico, Clara stories shows the strength in women. Eventually, Clara went through all the ups and downs of life, filled with trials and errors, then met her husband who encouraged her to open and run their first business together, Elevation Custom Apparel printing company.
  Respected as a business owner and mother, Clara openly talks about cannabis being a savior through tough times. In fact, she still to this day uses cannabis to treat her same medical issues. She promotes her account through healthy living, intriguing artistic pictures and empowering body image.
  “I started to stop being afraid of myself, to be able to express my love of cannabis and the love of myself. I am happy with my choice to use Cannabis instead of pharmaceuticals. Also, I want to make a name for myself and a reputation.”
  Mariah – @muh_riah
  Not only is she cool and has dope vibes, but Mariah promotes creative cannabis content that isn’t just about sex like most weed models. Mariah is a full-time photographer based in Central Oregon specializing in all types of photography. However, her main love was a passion for photography where she got to incorporate her love for cannabis. Mariah started with a dispensary as a budtender and social media manager which grew her passions even more. Unconsumed by social media, Mariah concentrated more on providing interesting, powerful photos that inspire others.
  Coming from a very supportive cannabis friendly family, Mariah has been using cannabis medically and openly. Cannabis was a cure for her nausea, anxiety, insomnia, and she even found CBD drops for her dog’s arthritis.
  “I want to see cannabis in every day situations: out in nature, while cooking dinner, downtown dancing, while grabbing coffee, etc. So, yes, my biggest struggle is fighting the stigma associated with weed.”
  Alicia – @420ozo
  World travel may have led Alicia on her quest into cannabis. When she was 17 years old, she left home and moved to the Netherlands. Although she had been smoking for a while, her education really grew while she living and breathing the cannabis in the city. Being so young, Alicia started with postings in Snapchat then later switching to Instagram. Alicia found it was a more interactive platform, with more ability to share her love for cannabis. This grew immediately as the popularity of weed models smoking became a trend.
  And while her family is not so supportive, her friends have always encouraged her to educate others. Smoking weed was a way for Alicia to overcome difficult times and helped in battling anxiety and insomnia. Although France has complications around legalization, it fueled Alicia to advocate an educate other.
  “I would encourage all weed smokers to be honest about it, let everyone know you smoke weed and do not hide it. We need to normalize it, show that “”reefer madness”” is bullshit and break the stoner stereotype. So light it up and pass it around.”
  Chelsea – @thecannafairy
  What’s everyone doing this weekend? I’m caught between doing some epics things and staying out all night OR doing absolutely nothing and being a snuggly bum all weekend 🤷♀️ #Colorado #Sunshine #Weekend #Plans #WeekendPlans #WeShouldSmoke #Sky #SkyGlass #Smile #BlowSmoke #Stoner #StonerGirl #CurvyGirl #420 #710
  Chelsi grew up knowing she wants to help people whether it be through her photography, art, nature or education. In fact, many say she has an eye for detail and outstanding work ethic make her exceptional amongst weed models. This, of course, made it really easy for her to transition into the field of cannabis. With a background in product knowledge, her 420 life became more than just photos. he journey started in her hometown where she became a Cannabis Activist. trying to share her products and companies with others through her social media platform.
  Chelsea’s purpose of creating her account was mainly to connect with other users in her area and to learn more about how cannabis culture varies across the country and around the world. As her business and career continue, so did the shame of being a woman. Fighting against that stigma, she advocates for women and the views on them in cannabis. Using cannabis herself for ADHD, Keinbocks Disease and pain from multiple surgeries, she found cannabis is the best medication.
  “I absolutely love my job and the fact that I get to have an amazing career that’s based around my passions. This plant has improved every aspect of my life.”
  Heather – @fadednparadise
  One of the more different weed models in the game. Heather is more a promoter of extraction than she is of necessarily smoking weed. But that doesn’t mean she doesn’t advocate for the plant. In fact, Heather comes from a long journey of struggles and rebellious behavior.
  Heather came from a very conservative background, creating negative views on marijuana for her. But in her teens, she was diagnosed with an auto-immune disease that led to pain, chronic nausea and over unhappy living. A friend brought her some Super Lemon Haze, and she was 100% won over. She immediately became an advocate for the cause and trie to inspire her followers through creative, fun and artistic posts. She has goals to travel the world educating others and spreading awareness in hopes she can change the minds of others who were once like her.
  “To the cannabis consumer: do not give up when people judge your actions. Educate yourself on the medicinal and recreational benefits of smoking cannabis. Brace yourself with as much knowledge as possible on the subject, because you’ll be able to change some peoples minds! Don’t give up, and never stop smoking if it helps your mind, body, and soul.”
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