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Offered in 84 fl. oz. in clear plastic jar. Food grade. This oil is processed by technology developed in Japan using a centrifuge and gravity. They harvest the coconut and the coconut milk is extracted by centrifuge with a density separator. When solid it is white, when liquid it is colorless.
Its texture is soft-solid with a creamy texture while at room temperature. Use straight on the skin, as lip balm, to blend with other fixed oils and essential oils, in creams and lotions. A favorite of those who like to tan without any protection. Use as a sexual lubricant or all over body oil, massage into the hair for a truly moisturizing treatment prior to shampooing.....use your imagination.
In Ayurveda, coconut oil is used for its cooling properties by those with Pitta doshas both as a body massage oil and a hair and scalp oil to prevent thinning hair and premature greying. Slightly warm the oil prior to using it for body or hair/scalp massage.
SAP value: 249-264. INCI: Coco nucifera.
Country of origin: Philippines.
Brand: Kirkland
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RENEE WHITE (CHENEYVILLE, LA, US) | April 13th, 2011
I used this straight from the bottle after a bath or shower. It smells wonderful and absorbs in the skin so nicely. I even use this on my face sometimes, not everyday. will not leave you feeling greasy at all. Just smooth, soft, good smelling skin. It is a soft solid, so I just squeeze the bottle so some comes out the top. As soon as it touches your skin it starts to melt. I just enjoy the process of applying it. Is that wierd...lol. Will not ever be without this product.
Henry Smallwood (Chattanooga, TN, US) | December 22nd, 2010
Great coconut aroma from the container. Goes on smoothly, but doesn't absorb as deeply as some other oils. That could be an advantage in balms and extra-protection skin creams. The fresh coconut smell isn't overpowering on the skin, but provides a hint of luxury to the scent. Leaves skin feeling silky.
Tina Sloan (Fertile, MN, US) | October 21st, 2010
Coconut oil is THE best! I know that the most common use is in handmade cosmetics, but did you know it is excellent in cooking? It gives Chinese food a great flavor and it doesn't burn (vegetable oil burns at high temps thus creating excess carcinogens) at high temps. It is most deffinitely the "Jack of all trades" where oils are concerned.
angela hughey (san francisco, CA, US) | October 17th, 2010
OK so I love this one, ordering it again. It is perfect for massage, amazing for facial skin, very moisturuzung and very neutral, you can even remove your makeup with it.
Joanna Roux (Cranston, RI, US) | November 16th, 2010
This oil is wonderful to work with and has a light coconut scent that disappears in cold process soap (doesn't fight with other fragrances). Makes a great lather and feel. Is also perfect as about 30% of a lip balm recipe - smooth and moisturizing. This is probably my most essential ingredient... and at a great price!
Cynthia Lassin (Las Vegas, NV, US) | April 20th, 2010
I use this coconut oil as a moisturizer. I live in Las Vegas where it gets very dry. The product is a great moisturizer and the smell is amazing. I also apply it on my hands prior to doing a parafin wax treatment. You can also use it on your lips if they are dry.
leslie costa (new york, NY, US) | April 6th, 2010
it smells like coconut and the texture and 'after feel' is pleasing.
Jenny Jones (Starr, SC, US) | March 24th, 2010
I have already used my entire 4 lbs of this and it is great! I used it in my cold process soapmaking, and also as a moisturizer directly on my skin. It smells fantastic and my soaps were luxuriously smooth. When I scoop it out, it's smoother than butter. I highly recommend this oil.
Melissa Riccobene (Moorestown, NJ, US) | February 18th, 2010
This oil smells great! I like the consistency as well.
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