Is Coconut Oil Good for Your Skin?

We’ve all heard coconut oil labeled as a good, ‘healthy’ alternative to conventional cooking oils like canola or vegetable oil. But can it also double as skincare? Let’s find out together!

This hydrating and nourishing soap infuses all the goodness of coconut oil into the skin and hair without depleting its natural oils. There are so many other benefits of using coconut oil soap:

1. Cleansing:

Coconut oil soap is highly cleansing and conditioning to the skin and produces a wonderfully bubbly, creamy lather. It is rich in fatty acids which help to remove blemish-causing dirt, bacteria and dead skin, and it does so gently without irritating the skin. The soap is great for removing makeup and even for cleansing hair without the use of harsh chemicals. Its natural deodorising properties can also help to eliminate body odour.

2. Moisturising:

The fatty acids in coconut oil soap provide intense hydration to the skin without stripping away natural skin oils, making skin feel soft and smooth. Skin can readily absorb this oil without becoming greasy. Coconut oil soap is moisturising enough to soothe the dryest of skin while gentle enough for sensitive skin types, so even babies can enjoy these benefits.

3. Anti-inflammatory:

Coconut oil based soap has antibacterial, anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory properties so it can help to tackle many kinds of skin issues. The lauric, capric and caprylic acids within the oil are credited with many of these benefits. These fatty acids help to soothe skin and reduce inflammation, making it a great solution for problem prone or sensitive skin..

How To Use:

Step 1 - Wet your skin with water.

Step 2 - Lather the soap in your hands

Step 3 - Apply the lather all over the body in circular motion for a minute

Step 4 - Rinse the lather with water

Note : Suitable for Normal to Oily

Not Suitable for Sensitive Skin