All the uses of coconut oil?

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Sophie S.

Feb 2, 2014

Sophie S.

My father uses it as a coffee creamer, which I personally think is rather disgusting. My mother uses it to help with diaper rash on my little brother. I've also seen it rubbed into the skin to help lighten age spots, help with stretch marks during pregnancy and used as a Chapstick. A little internet search says that it can be used as an SPF 4 sunscreen, applied topically to help skin heal after an injury or infection, applied to feet to help with Athlete's Foot, combined with apple cider vinegar to treat lice, and rubbed on inside of nose to help with allergies.

Lindsay H.

Feb 2, 2014

Lindsay H.

After you shave your legs if you put coconut oil on them for 30 min then have a shower you legs become super dee duper soft.

Denise W.

Feb 2, 2014

Denise W.

I mix out with sugar for a moisturizing scrub. And use it in a lot of foods. I try to eat some every day:)

Denise W.

Feb 2, 2014

Denise W.

It not out:(

Tiffany S.

Feb 2, 2014

Tiffany S.

It's good for your cuticles on your nails (:

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