Great Uses Of Coconut Oil

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Great Uses Of Coconut Oil

Great Benefit of Coconut Oil :

  • Coconut oil has been used for centuries for hair and its unique composition makes it flawlessly useful for certain hair types such as dry, unhealthy, split ends, rough hair and etc. Coconut oil is being used as a hair mask, hot oil therapy, and homemade natural products for hair and skin. For hair growth and homemade shampoo bars, coconut oil is a must ingredient.

  • Coconut oil works the best for the skin as well; it moisturizes and nourishes the skin naturally without any harm or side effects. Coconut oil is one of the most used ingredients in making such beauty creams for wrinkles, anti-aging creams and much more.
  • Coconut is beneficial for the digestive system as well. Its antimicrobial properties fight against stomach pain and irritation in the gut from Candida.
  • Coconut is a great source of healthy fats as 50% of the coconut oil is lauric acid, so undoubtedly coconut oil is the richest source of lauric acid after breast milk.

  • Over 90% of people are not aware of the fact that coconut oil helps to produce natural hormones. Similarly coconut oil has anti fungal, antibacterial and antiviral properties which are extremely beneficial for immunity support.
  • As it has great nutritional properties, coconut oil is used in cooking too. It doesn’t break down at very high level of temperature like other oil does and Coconut oil doesn’t go rancid that easily. It is being used for cooking eggs, stir fries, bakery products, and much more cooking purposes.
  • Coconut is great cooking oil with high smoke point and it is a great replacement for butter. It gives a great energy if added to smoothies or daily food. If it is emulsified with coffee then gives a creamy and mouth watery texture!
  • Coconut is being whipped with Shea butter for a soothing body balm, homemade lotion recipes, natural lip balms, and lipsticks. Moreover, it is very much unmolested on babies skin thus it is the main ingredient for making body lotions and all the baby products.
  • Blend a tablespoon of coconut oil into hot tea and it helps in a speedy recovery from flu and cold. Similarly It also helps in reducing the itchy feeling of mosquito bites. It can resolve acne in case it is used regularly.
  • Naturally, cleans up cold sores. Daily usage of coconut oil can help with allergy symptoms. Coconut oil can increase mental alertness.
  • Use on the skin to get rid of stretch marks during pregnancy and its direct use on the perineum help healing after birth.

  • To get rid of cradle cap on babies message into the head and  leave it for few minutes and gently rinse off with a warm wash cloth.
  • Further more with apple cider vinegar as a natural treatment for lice that actually works.

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