Coconut OIl for face 101.

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Nathalie H.

Mar 31, 2015

Nathalie H.

I have a jar of extra virgin coconut oil that I have been using on my body and my lips. Usually I tend to break out on my chest and have noticed that since I've been using coconut oil, the acne on my chest and boobs went away. I got a bit braver and applied coconut oil on a dry patch on my chin. For those who have been using coconut oil on your face :

what kind of skin type do you have?
what kind of (positive and negative) results did you notice?
and how soon did you see this results?

A bit on my skin type, I have sensitive skin that is prone to redness and acne. I've been on Accutane for six months and it has cleared out my skin; however, I still have some minor red acne marks fading on my cheeks, and during my period I still break out in white heads. Mostly on my forehead, and jaw area.

Shauna S.

Mar 31, 2015

Shauna S.

The only thing with using coconut oil on your face is that it clogs pores which could make you break out. however some people experience no problems with it.

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