Liquid coconut oil

Coconut oil is a fantastic cooking oil substitute. So, why would you need to know how to keep coconut oil liquified?

What’s the difference between regular coconut oil from the jar vs. a “fractionated” coconut oil? This question comes up at almost every essential oil workshop I teach. Coconut oil makes for an excellent carrier oil for essential oil dilution, which is why many of us are curious about it. So why s

Liquid coconut oil is good for you because it gives you the benefits of coconut oil and yet, without causing inconvenience for you during winter.

Coconut oil is incredibly popular — and for good reason. Coconut oil is versatile and can be used to cook, relieve dry skin, and much more.

Making your own homemade liquid coconut oil soap is simple, thrifty, and very rewarding. Coconut oil soap provides lots of lather and cleaning power for all purpose cleaning. #coconutoil #soapmaking #naturalskincare #thethingswellmake #miy

Create your own all-natural coconut oil lotion with this easy DIY recipe! Perfect for moisturizing and nourishing your skin, this homemade lotion combines the benefits of coconut oil with soothing ingredients. Ideal for dry skin, it absorbs quickly and leaves your skin feeling soft and hydrated. Customize it with your favorite essential oils for a personalized touch.

Give your skin a treat with this silky Homemade Coconut Body Butter! With a few ingredients, you can enjoy luxurious hydration!

We are always finding new and exciting ways to benefit from the therapeutic value of raw and organic coconut oil. Never mind that it’s usually kept in the

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Coconut oil is one of nature�s best superfoods, having absolutely awesome uses for the body. I use a refined, organic version (Nature�s Promise) that I can find in the grocery store. Since I hate the smell of coconut, I buy the refined coconut oil - you can also buy the unrefined coconut oil too. I also prefer the organic stuff that is cold-pressed. One jar usually lasts me months, but I also do not cook with it. (I usually cook with sesame seed and olive oils.)