Coconut oil has been used for years in India and the Philippines as a hair treatment. Other oils such as olive and grapeseed oils are really good for your hair especially for deep conditioning purposes. However, if you are looking for a hair oil treatment that you don't need to wash out, then coconut oil is the one you are looking for.
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Showing posts with label coconut oil. Show all posts
Coconut Oil & Oatmeal Face Mask for Acne
Monday, April 2, 2012
Our skin's pores contain oil glands called sebaceous glands. These produce an oil called sebum which lubricates and protects our skin from bacteria and also helps regulate the skin's pH level (acidity). Sebum contains these medium-chain fatty acids in the form of triglycerides. Coconut oil is nature's best source of these medium-chain fatty acids thus helping our skin with its own processes.
The presence of bacteria on our skins turn the triglycerides into microbial fatty acids on thus protecting the skin from infection making it great for the prevention and curing of acne.
Combine the healing properties of coconut oil with the exfoliating properties of oatmeal and you are left with a face mask that will rid your face of dead skin cells (exfoliate) and and help cure your acne for good!
The presence of bacteria on our skins turn the triglycerides into microbial fatty acids on thus protecting the skin from infection making it great for the prevention and curing of acne.
Combine the healing properties of coconut oil with the exfoliating properties of oatmeal and you are left with a face mask that will rid your face of dead skin cells (exfoliate) and and help cure your acne for good!
Coconut Oil & Avocado Face Mask
Thursday, March 29, 2012
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| Virgin Coconut Oil at 76 degrees and below is solid and white in color |
Coconut oil is an oil with many healing properties. It is rich in Vitamins A and K. It is a great moisturizer as well because it helps your skin retain moisture. As with any mask make sure that you are not allergic to coconut oil if you haven't used it on your face before. Warm some up so it's in liquid form and test a little on a small portion of your face to make sure you aren't allergic.
Tip of the Day! Coconut Oil for Bruises
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
COCONUT OIL FOR BRUISES
Coconut oil is great for helping reduce the appearance of bruises. Not only the appearance, but it actually helps to regenerate the bruised tissue. (Just another one of coconut oil's great benefits!) Remember to apply ice to your bruise right away to help reduce any discoloring from your bruise.
Just apply directly on bruises:
Massage the oil in an outward motion from the center of your bruise. A bruise is basically what you can see when your blood vessels right under the skin burst. The various colors of the bruise is the blood from these vessels that has been displaced and is in various stages of recuperation. Coconut oil's healing properties help heal the bruised tissue and skin.
Just apply directly on bruises:
Massage the oil in an outward motion from the center of your bruise. A bruise is basically what you can see when your blood vessels right under the skin burst. The various colors of the bruise is the blood from these vessels that has been displaced and is in various stages of recuperation. Coconut oil's healing properties help heal the bruised tissue and skin.
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