Pictures: Virgin Coconut Oil (Bought from Holland & Barratt, buy one get one half price)
Since I started using coconut oil I haven’t looked back – it’s a great all-rounder, making it very good value for money.
The number of things it can do seems endless, but here are a few to get you thinking:
Removes stubborn make up
Conditions and strengthens hair, aids hair growth
Scalp moisturiser and treats dandruff
Body moisturiser
Deodorises skin
Ink remover
Lubricates door hinges
Treats cuts/soars inside the mouth
Breath freshener
Healthier cooking oil – no hydrogenated fats (fry, roast, bake)
Lighter alternative to butter (great for baking)
Aids digestion
Rub into cuticles – strengthens nails
Makes a great massage oil
Removes rust
Anti-fungal
Relief from food poisoning
Shaving legs (I still prefer a soapy lather)
Softens cuticles
Helps to clean teeth, whitening properties
Can act as an insect repellent
Improves blood flow
Nappy rash treatment
Heartburn relief
Holds antibacterial, antioxident and anti inflammatory properties (great for cuts, rash, itching, bites, stings etc)
Under eye wrinkle reduction
Reduces frizz on hair
Softens bath water
Contains lauric acid – which boosts the immune system – also found in breast milk
Prevents stretch marks
Fights cold sores
Helps rid dogs from fleas
Polishes wood and metal
Polishes shoes (leather)
Treats/prevents head lice
Treats constipation (take a table spoon each morning on an empty stomach until relieved)
Eases arthritis
Eases a dry throat
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