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Coconut Oil For Skin

Coconut Oil For Skin

This page focuses on the use of pure, virgin coconut oil as a moisturizer and for some skin complaints.

Pure coconut oil is 100% natural, it does not clog pores.

I use it on my face and body and I love it!

It may sound counterintuitive to use oil on problem skin, but read on.

coconut oil for skin It has been used in many skin trials with excellent results.

I've heard the accounts first hand from my readers, and in numerous health groups that I've participated in.

Here's a book on natural skin care.

Coconut Oil For Dry Skin
Dry skin:

For dry skin, you can apply coconut oil all over. Then stand in a steamy shower for a few minutes (without the water splashing on you). Rinse off in warm (not hot) water, using a light touch of soap if necessary. Most of the oil will have absorbed into your skin by now, so you may not need to use any soap at all.

The less soap you use on your skin, the better. Our skin is designed to have a natural layer of oils on it which help protect the skin, as well as help facilitate the production of vitamin D when exposed to sunlight.

Coconut oil makes a great massage oil for the skin:

Pure coconut oil is the best massage oil! I know a number of massage therapists who prefer using coconut oil, not only for its delightful feeling on the skin, but also because it does not go rancid the way other oils do at room temperature.

Coconut Oil For Problem Skin
Acne:

Pure, raw, virgin coconut oil is safe to use as a facial moisturizer, even when there is acne present. It does not clog pores. When used topically, in addition to following the diet guidelines , a number of people have reported a significant decrease in severe acne symptoms.

Coconut Oil For Skin Fungus Infections
Cradle cap, diaper rash, and sebhorreic dermatitis:

The anti-fungal properties of raw coconut oil make it the best topical remedy for these fungal candida skin infections. Use pure, unrefined, virgin coconut oil topically, applied as often as you wish, to relieve and help cure fungal skin infections. Of course, following the diet outlined above is an integral part of the cure as well.

Coconut Oil For Skin
Rosacea:

People with rosacea have reported improvements when using pure virgin coconut oil topically, in addition to eating according to the diet guidelines (link above).

Coconut Oil For Skin
Warts:

Coconut oil has been used effectively in the treatment of warts, by applying it to a band-aid each day and keeping the wart covered for a few weeks. The anti-viral properties of the coconut oil (it must be pure, unrefined, virgin coconut oil) penetrate the wart and it eventually disappears.

Coconut oil for the skin
Eye Makeup Remover

Coconut oil is gentle enough to use for eye makeup removal.

My source for High Quality Coconut Oil Products

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