my dr bronners coconut oil is not solid at room temperature. Is that normal&gt;
208155
Try placing it in a cabinet. I keep mine under the sink and it stays solid.
1654477
This is fish oil. It can go bad. I refrigerate mine after opening, but it starts out viscous at room temp and gets even thicker when refrigerated, so you have to thaw it out for a while. It's really fishy too - go figure.
1206530
It solidifies fairly smooth and shiny once it melts, but from the factory (or after being solid for a while, maybe) it is somewhat flaky/fluffy, though not nearly as much as the butter. Once you warm it even slightly, it doesn't make any difference. Both the oil and the butter seem to melt at just under 80F.
1374770
Coconut oil's texture will depend on the temperature where you have it. As someone already noted, it is liquid above about 76 degrees, but solid below that. In Chicago mine is solid and white in winter, but clear and liquid in summer.
2199667
I seem to get questions, all the time, about this product that I purchased some time ago. I 'm certainly not an expert on it. I can tell you that I refrigerated my bottle and would bring it to room temperature before using it. I had it for quite a while since it is used in small amounts. I never suffered any ill effects from it.
413124
Depends what 'room temperature' is. Some people like it warm, some people like it cool. I was surprised to walk into my upstairs bedroom - which is about 80 degrees in the summer - and find my stash of coconut oil to be liquid. My stash downstairs in the main part of the house - which is kept at a cool 65 - was very solid indeed.TL;DR - Yes, it's quite normal.
1325411
The label does say keep in a cool place. I am not sure if that is a stickler though. I am constantly heating and reheating it for daily use. I mix it with my cocoa butter cause I am not a fan of the coconut smell on my skin. In order to mix them, I have to melt them. I prefer to use it as an oil base product. It is not a hard solid, so you can use it straight from the jar if you so prefer.
1187369
The jar is brown. But the oil is not. Its just normal coconut oil. White-ish when it is solid and clear when it is not.
925019
No, it is a natural oil and is always in a solid form until the temperature goes a few degrees above that considered room temperature....it's easily scooped out of the big container for use. It has been refined and that process ends up removing the fragrance of "coconut"....it's an excellent oil; we love it.
2261438
Coconut oil is different from other oils, in the warm months it will be liquidy and in the colder months it will turn to a solid. If you want it to stay solid, you can put it in the frig.
1925044
No. Coconut oil is a solid unless it is over 76 degrees. This has the same properties as the more expensive oils I had been purchasing in the past. We have had great experiences using Snappy. It is in our foods, rubbed on skin, fed to our dogs who have "yeast" problems... It's also fabulous to pop popcorn on the stove! Light and fluffy every time.
413126
Yes that is normal! When the temperature drops or it gets cooler the oil will solidify on its own. If it doesn't solidify; perhaps you live in a warmer area/season, it is still okay. You can pop it in the fridge if you'd like but then it's a little bit harder to scoop out.
808939
Probably a bar recipe. My recipe has Shea butter, unfractionated coconut oil and bees wax which are solids at room temp. Thus these are liquid when melted, pour into containers and then solidify at room temp.
163747
Coconut Oil will turn to a liquid when in wamer areas,but will revert back to a solid when in cooler areas, this has no affect on the quality of the oil itsel it's good both ways.Pop it in the fridge for a few or even just let it sit in a cool room and it'll revert back to a solid white as seen in the picture.
1610188
In warm weather it is liquid but if kept in a/c or winter cool it is solid. It tells you this is noal on the label. Also you may find se dark bits but that is from the inner coconut. I don't cook with it but could. I use it to remove makeup, moisturizer my African daughters hair, and just normal moisture on my dry skin.
1790985
It probably got cold during shipping. Warm it up under hot tap water and see if it clears up. Jojoba oil solidifies at cold temperatures. Throw it in the fridge and you'll see what i mean.
848614
Yes. real, pure coconut oil has a melt point of about 70 or 75 degrees, so yes it's solid at lower temperatures. I use it after I get out of the shower. In the winter I just keep by the heater vent. The food grade coconut oil is sold in wider mouthed jars for scooping.