Cold Pressed Coconut Oil
Cold-pressed coconut oil retains more of its natural nutrients and antioxidants due to its minimal processing, offering several benefits for skin and hair. It’s extracted without heat, preserving the oil’s natural properties.
₹250.00
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- Moisturizing Skin: The lauric acid in coconut oil helps lock in moisture, keeping skin hydrated and fighting acne-causing bacteria. It acts as a protective barrier, preventing moisture loss.
- DIY Skincare: Cold-pressed coconut oil can be a base for DIY body scrubs by mixing it with vanilla extract and sugar or coffee granules.
- Makeup Removal: It can remove waterproof mascara and eyeliner by gently massaging it over the eyelids.
Treating Skin Conditions: The soothing, antibacterial properties in cold-pressed virgin coconut oil can help reduce redness, patchy scales, and flakiness caused by eczema and psoriasis. Apply it twice a day after soaking the affected area with water. - Reducing Inflammation: Coconut oil has anti-inflammatory properties, which can benefit irritated skin.
Promoting Wound Healing: It may help heal wounds due to its antibacterial properties. - Increasing Collagen Production: The lauric acid content in coconut oil can positively affect collagen production, helping skin maintain firmness and elasticity.
- Lightening Dark Patches: Coconut oil may lighten skin and reduce the appearance of dark spots or uneven skin tone. Adding lemon juice may enhance this effect.
- Maintaining Hair Health: Applying a small amount to wet, clean hair can help manage frizz and keep hair shiny. It can also help detangle textured hair while damp.
- Treating Dry Scalp: Massaging coconut oil into the scalp can act as an all-natural conditioner, restoring natural oils, hydrating, and protecting against dryness.
- Cooking: Cooking with cold-pressed coconut oil may help burn unhealthy body fat because it contains Medium Chain Triglycerides (MCTs).
How to use coconut oil for optimal skin benefits:
- Dry Skin: Those with dry skin may need more frequent applications of coconut oil to maintain hydration.
- Oily or Acne-Prone Skin: If you have oily or acne-prone skin, it’s best to use coconut oil sparingly, such as once or twice a week, due to its potential to clog pores.
- Normal Skin: People with normal skin may not need to use coconut oil as frequently as those with dry skin.
- Usage: To determine the right usage for your skin, start by applying coconut oil once or twice a week and then gradually increase the frequency as your skin allows. Applying coconut oil immediately after bathing, when your skin is still slightly damp, can help trap moisture.
