I use the solid coconut oil to remove eye makeup on the advice of my aesthetician. Can I use this oil instead?
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I haven't used it to remove makeup, but I think the fractionated would work much better than the solid.
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The difference between cold pressed virgin unrefined coconut oil and fractionated coconut oil is that the fractionated coconut oil is not the whole oil. "Fractions" are removed so that it remains a liquid. If your Esthetician recommended coconut oil for it's many health and skin benefits, I would recommend using the solid oil. I keep a small glass jar (very small empty pimentos jar) filled with the solid oil. When I wish to use it, I run it under hot water and it melts almost immediately since it has a 76 degree Fahrenheit melting point.
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You can use it straight from the bottle but you may want to dilute it if you are putting the oil on your temples(if you have a headache) because the scent may be a bit strong for some people and it may feel warm. If you dilute, you can use coconut oil or olive oil.
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Yes. It is just straight food grade (safe to eat) coconut oil. You can use it in beauty products, food/cooking or any other thing you can think of.
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I would see this as something that you want to sort of saturate on your skin, versus using it with a Clarisonic. The DHC Oil is amazing to remove eye make up, and very gentle on the skin. Does not dry at all.
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It can be used not only as a hair mask (it may requires 2-3 shampoos to wash it out in the next morning), but also as a lip balm, body moisturizer, make-up remover and face cleanser, cuticle oil and to treat dry skin area (knees, heels, elbows). This Nature's Way Coconut Oil is excellent because is organic, has a very light smell, and it is not greasy or sticky.
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I use the coconut oil recipe.You can Google search or visit DIY natural for a different recipe.
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I use raw coconut oil nightly, and especially right after my peel. LOVE it and its cheap!
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It does not have a taste, and can be used for oil pulling but organic cold pressed coconut oil works best. You just have to warm it slightly to get it out of solid form.
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You can use any oil for oil pulling but I prefer coconut oil because it has many health benefits.
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When I ordered it I hadn't noticed that there was coconut oil in it so worried about that and I have been using it around, under and over the eye area with absolutely no negative reaction. I will order it again cuz it's a good product.
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I think you can use this for that purpose if you are using a wash cloth. I found that if I don't use a washcloth to remove make-up it does not do as good of a job. Regarding eye irritation, I have not had any and I am very sensitive. I rub it right on my eyelids.
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I used this oil for the oil cleansing method, which did not work for me. It made my acne worse.
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Yes, i also made a shea butter body butter, mixed with coconut oil. i recently tried the shea butter alone on my face and its awesome by itself. Trust me this stuff is nice.
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No--you'd use too much and be too greasy if you did that. What I do is put the amount of moisturizer I would use in my palm, drop 2-3 drops of rose hip oil on it, and mix with my finger before applying.
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I don't use it at all. I got my money back and threw it away because I had an allergic reaction to it. Now I just use coconut oil and it works beautifully.
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Yes you can use olive oil, sesame oil, or coconut oil. These are all carrier oils.
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This won't clump like regular coconut oil. As for face wash, I don't see why not.