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Many Uses for Coconut Oil

By Lori, Last updated on August 17, 2021
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There are many uses for Coconut Oil. My friend Marianna shared a link from Sunwarrior.com with 50 different uses. Coconut oil can now be found in pantries, medicine cabinets, and first aid kits.

Here are just a few of the many uses for coconut oil. You can read the full list here at Sunwarrior.com.

  1. Athletes Foot – The powerful antifungal properties of coconut oil make it perfect for any fungal infection. Add a few drops of oregano or tea tree oil for more antifungal power.
  2. Acne – Coconut oil gently fights the bacteria that cause acne. Dab it directly on the offending pimples and watch them shrink.
  3. Cleanser – Coconut oil makes an effective and gentle cleanser to remove the grime of the day.
  4. Moisturizer – Coconut oil is an excellent way to soften and hydrate dry, rough, or damaged skin.
  5. Face Scrub – Mix coconut oil with baking soda, sugar, or cinnamon and oatmeal for the perfect face scrub and exfoliator.
  6. Dandruff – Massage coconut oil into the scalp to ease symptoms of dandruff, both itching and flaking.
  7. Gum Removal – Coconut oil gets the sticky stuff out of hair, carpet, and anywhere else it doesn’t belong.
  8. Pet Health – Coconut oil can do a multitude of things for pets, both topically and internally. It improves breath, makes for a shiny coat, eases joint problems, cleans ears, gets rid of fleas, and much more.
  9. After Shave – Don’t want unpleasant bumps and rashes after shaving? Coconut oil soothes sensitive skin and promotes healing.
  10. Makeup Remover – Coconut oil removes oil-based makeup easily, like mascara. It cleans, hydrates, and makes skin glow.
  11. Conditioner – Coconut oil conditions, strengthens, and repairs hair. Massage it in and rinse it out after ten minutes. A small amount can be rubbed in to dry hair to tame frizz.
  12. Cooking – Coconut oil doesn’t form harmful by-products when heated like most other oils and animal fats. Use it to replace butter, cup for cup in recipes. Sauté, cook, bake, broil, braise, and more using coconut oil as a healthier alternative.

Amazon.com has good prices for coconut oil. Here is one of the top sellers with many reader reviews:

Nature’s Way Coconut OilMany Uses for Coconut Oil

I have begun to use coconut oil in our popcorn popper which gets a good workout every weekend. The coconut flavor is subtle and delicious. I have gotten no complaints since I made the substitution. I sprinkle sea salt on top- yum!

 

 

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