Extra Virgin Coconut oil for skin?

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French G.

Oct 30, 2016

French G.

Coconut oil does not cause breakouts!! The molecules in it are too big to clog the pores ðŸ˜Š

Jennifer S.

Oct 29, 2016

Jennifer S.

My little sister can slather her face in coconut oil and wake up the next morning with smooth skin. If even a drop gets on my face I break out. So it depends on your skin just be sure to get a good cold pressed cococnut oil. Trader Joe's makes a good one. I can't put it on my face but works great as a body moisturizer!

Tanya W.

Oct 29, 2016

Tanya W.

Hii! anybody with oily skin ised any oil for cleanser...really need advice regarding this.

suzanne h.

Oct 28, 2016

suzanne h.

I use the coconut oil in the spray can. that way I don't have to put my hands in the jar. love it.

G S.

Oct 28, 2016

G S.

Thank you so much! I have sensitive skin as well.

Brooke W.

Oct 28, 2016

Brooke W.

I use coconut oil for everything and I have super sensitive skin. Never had a problem with it. That stuff is magical

G S.

Oct 28, 2016

G S.

So I used extra virgin coconut oil to remove my makeup the other day, and I loved how well it worked. I know that regular coconut oil is comedogenic and can cause breakouts, but what about extra virgin coconut oil? I read online that extra virgin is non comedogenic (or at least less than normal). Can anyone help clear this up for me? Personal experiences?

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