Coconut oil

It is no secret that the most beneficial products for beauty and health are those provided by nature. Since ancient times, women of various cultures have used coconut oil in cosmetic treatments for the skin of the face and body, as well as for hair. Today, leading biologists and medical experts recognize this oil as one of the most valuable organic substances in the world.

Coconut oil itself has a solid consistency at temperatures below 24 °C. When heated to 30 °C, it turns into a liquid and can then be used either as a standalone cosmetic product or blended with other organic oils in formulations.

This natural source of beauty has practically no equivalent. The number of ways to use coconut oil is so vast that it is impossible to list them all. Below are just some of the most popular uses.

Beneficial Properties of Coconut Oil

For Hair – for both short-term and long-term masks: thanks to its almost instantaneous absorption, it quickly delivers nutrients to the hair roots, stimulates growth, nourishes, and restores hair after chemical treatments.

For the Body – regenerates skin after damage; moisturizes and provides natural protection against cold and wind; prevents and actively combats stretch marks, and after massage or sauna, helps lower body temperature.

For the Face – effectively neutralizes fine wrinkles, and can be used as a day or night cream to restore and maintain the water balance of the upper layers of the epidermis.

Storage Conditions

Store in the manufacturer’s packaging, in a dark place protected from sunlight. At temperatures from 5 °C to 25 °C. At temperatures from 0 °C to 24 °C, the oil solidifies, but when heated above 28 °C, it becomes liquid.

Directions for Use

If the oil has solidified, place the container in warm water or a steam bath and allow it to warm for a few minutes. Then apply to the desired areas of the body or hair.