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67 Coconut Oil Uses for Skin, Hair and Food! {Borderline Genius Hacks}

July 25, 2012 By Heidi 31 Comments

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Get ready for a flood of coconut oil inspiration with these Creative Coconut Oil Uses!

Coconut Oil Uses for Skin Hair and Food

I’ve put together a BIG list of some of the most creative ways to use Coconut Oil.  These creative coconut oil uses include coconut oil tips for your Skin, Hair and Food and so much more.

I am such a big fan of using Coconut Oil so many different ways.  And with so many creative coconut oil uses and benefits, you’re likely to find a whole set of fun new ways to use Coconut Oil yourself!

Creative Coconut Oil Uses

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Coconut Oil Uses for Skin:

Lindsey said:  “Love coconut oil! I use it for my face moisturizer, lip balm, on sunburns, hot oil hair treatment, on my cuticles, feet, and I cook with it!  Oh ya, and for my daughter’s diaper rash.”

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Karen said: “As a massage therapist, I use it as a massage oil.”

Jessie said:  “Use coconut oil as an overnight facial moisturizer.”

Staci said:  “I use it for smoothing rough feet.”

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Sew It Girl said:  “I use coconut oil as my facial moisturizer every morning and night!  I used to use a bunch of “anti-aging” products and ditched them all this past summer and only use straight coconut oil.  I also LOVE to use the coconut oil on my popcorn… YUM… To clarify… I keep one container in the bathroom and one in the kitchen.. LOL :D”

Sue said: “I’m 47 and I’ve used some expensive products to combat wrinkles, but this stuff is the best moisturizer I’ve ever used.”

Mya said: “I use it for a moisturizer!  I put it all over my whole body.  My skin feels amazing after using it.  My husband also uses it for a massage oil.”  :o

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Pam said: “Wash my face with it and it’s never looked better. Once a week I add baking soda to exfoliate.”

Danielle said:  “I melt it down in the microwave, then add sugar and let it set.  Now you have yourself and amazing coconut sugar scrub!”

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Deborah said: “Teeth whitener… after brushing and flossing swish 20 minutes …..DO NOT SPIT in sink, spit in paper towel and throw in trash.”

Julie said:  “I use it as a moisturizer on my face, chapstick, lotion and my newest find is during a cold, when your nose is raw from tissues, it soothes the raw painful “cold” nose.”

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Alyssa said:  “Moisturizer! I pretty much slather myself in this stuff!”

Shelly said:  “Chapstick, lotion, cradle cap, conditioner and cooking too!”

Peg said:  “My daughter uses it to make lotion bars, using a few additional ingredients.  This works as lotion in a bar, and is so healthy for your skin.”

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Jennifer said: “Under eye cream”

Belinda said:  “Remove eye makeup.”

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Heather said:  “You can use it to make homemade deodorant.”

Jennifer said: “Use with baking powder for deodorant.”

Missy said:  “I use this for my eczema and within a few days the rash is almost gone.  Immediately, though, the itch stops!  After daily use, the rash is completely gone within a week or two… like you never had a rash!!  I was to the doctor several times for this and finally went to our local herbal shop.  They recommended coconut oil because it’s an antibacterial, antifungal, antimicrobial and antiviral!!!  This is truly God’s miracle to many ailments.  It also helps with metabolism and is much better for you than other oils.
This stuff is amazing on toast 🙂  We do cook with it as well. The flavor is so light that it gives your food a creamy flavor and takes on the flavor of whatever you’re cooking… not overpowering at all.”

Sharon said:  “Healing acne!  I have painful cystic adult onset acne and have tried everything for the past several years… natural, chemical… none of it worked as well as coconut oil.”

Patti said:  “Put coconut oil on a cold sore (canker sore) and it will quickly heal!”

Shanon said:  “I use it for treating diaper rash.”

Delilah said: “Use it on my kids for diaper ointment, cradle cap and moisturizer.”

Mikayla said: “I use it as a cloth diaper-safe rash cream.”

Sophie said:  “I put a tbsp in with my homemade diaper wipes.  It has made a huge difference with diaper rash.”

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Krissy said:  “I use it to treat diaper rash on my girl, who used to get yeast infections frequently.  Since the switch to using coconut oil, not even one infection.  I have a separate container in kitchen, too.  We use it all the time.”

Alicia said: “I used it to soothe my baby’s cradle cap.  Let it soak in for 5 minutes then shampoo out.  Dry scaly skin is gone!”

Emily said:  “It is a LIFE SAVER for breastfeeding moms.  Put on nipples before and after every feeding to avoid thrush and cracked nipples. Such amazing stuff— and naturally antifungal.  Brilliant.”

Summer said:  “As gross as this might be to say, we have had serious issues with head lice in our school district. My kids got lice, and I FREAKED! A friend told me to get shampoo with coconut oil in it and this would prevent the kids from getting lice. I… didn’t think it would work, but after treating the kids and house twice and spending $150, I was willing to try anything! I had a hard time finding a shampoo with real coconut oil in it, so I got some coconut oil and put it in their shampoo. Not only have the kids not gotten head lice again, but their hair is soft and shiny. I put it my shampoo now as well!  It sure beats treating my kids with chemicals repeatedly to get rid of those gross “critters” (that’s what my son calls them).”

Caitlyn said: “As an anti fungal to treat ringworm.  2 months of treating with prescription and OTC anti fungal creams, and it was just getting worse. My mother in law suggested coconut oil and it was gone in two weeks.”

Melissa said:  “Use it as spider repellent.”

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Angela said: “I use coconut oil to clean my belly button.”

Eli said: “I’ve been using it on my stretch marks for a week and I’m already seeing small results.”

Coconut Oil Uses for Hair:

Michelle said:  “I use it as hair conditioner!”

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Andrea said:  “I use it every night on my hair as a leave-in conditioner.  Nice and shiny and it smells good!”

Safiya said:  “As a hair moisturizer and deep conditioner — it is the bomb!!!”

Leslie said:  “Coconut oil is really good as a deep conditioning treatment for people with dry hair.  You can put it on your hair dry, then sit under the dryer, or put a hot towel on your head before you shampoo it out.”

Chimey said:  “Warm it up and use it on your hair and scalp.  Then massage thoroughly before wrapping a warm soaked towel (water squeezed out) around your whole head till it cools down… Repeat a few more times and then shampoo and rinse like you normally do.  You will be amazed how beautiful, shiny and healthy your hair will look. :))”

Coconut Oil Uses for Pets:

Mary said: “Our dogs love it on treats!”

Robin said:  “It’s even sold in pet boutiques to help dogs feet, especially in winter with all the salt.”

Karen said:  “I use coconut oil on my horse’s tail.  It makes it silky, shiny, and smooth.  Tangle free is the way I like him to be.”

Coconut Oil Uses for Food:

Danielle said: “Dr. Oz recommends coconut oil.  Also, it is really good to cook with at high temps, unlike other oils, including olive oil.”

Teresa said: “My Dr. said coconut oil was better for you, because it metabolizes better.  But use it to replace other fat sources, not just add to your diet.”

Kara said:  “We use it in our home movie theater style popcorn maker.  It burns cleaner than other oils and the popcorn tastes awesome.”

Megan said:  “I love it on toast!  I use it instead of butter!”

Yolanda said: “Coconut oil has a low melting point, I think its 76 degrees.  If you want it to be a solid, just put in the fridge.”

Shea said: “I use it in baking pretty much anywhere I’d otherwise use shortening or butter, as well as the occasional a batch of “magic shell”.  It’s also great on bouts of psoriasis.”

Tara said:  “I melt it with some chocolate to make Homemade Magic Shell topping for my ice cream.  I also use it to make deodorant!  So versatile!”

Marty said:  “I make Homemade Magic Shell; 1 1/4 cup chocolate chips + 1/2 cup coconut oil.  Melt together carefully, and stir til smooth. Wayyyy better that the commercial stuff!”

Homemade Magic Shell

Amy said:  “My fav coconut oil recipe is; 1 TBSP of cocoa powder; 1 TBSP of raw honey; and 1TBSP of Coconut oil.  Mix together, put in fridge, when hard slice! It’s the best home made dark chocolate I’ve ever had and if you don’t cool it, it’s more like a mousse.  Also, if you want it to taste darker add less honey.  I love that I can adjust this recipe to be anything I want it to taste like!”

Tina said:  “Chocolate Fudge – 1 cup Coconut Oil; 1/2 – 1 cup 100% cocoa; 1/3 – 2/3 cup honey; 1 tsp vanilla.  Options include: 1/2 cup peanut butter, 1/2 cup nuts, coconut flakes, 1/2 -1 cup oatmeal or 7 grain flakes.
You can adjust the recipe to your liking!  Melt half the coconut oil on low, then put all the ingredients in the blender, before storing the contents in a container in the fridge.  WONDERFUL healthy snack that satisfies the chocolate cravings!”

Josie said:  “I use it to make our coconut waffles. :)”

Genia said:  “I love cooking popcorn in it! Mmmm.  It’s great for making anything that calls for shortening, or as a good replacement for vegetable oil when you melt it. Brownies or chocolate no-bake cookies are super yummy.”

Cindee said:  “I use it in chocolate chip oatmeal cookies.  I love the coconut flavor in it!”

Molly said: “I make a “candy” bar with Coconut Oil, Dark Cocoa Powder, Stevia, Chia Seeds, Dried Cranberries, and Sunflower Seeds.  Melt the oil, mix with everything else to taste.  Let it harden a little, then spread fairly thin on a lined baking sheet. Freeze. We leave this in the freezer and break off bits to eat.  I don’t measure any of it, just mix til it is honey-like and freeze.  I know I don’t make more than about 1/2 to 2/3 cup of oil up at a time.”

Tracy said:  “I just started making my own granola… and I used coconut oil.  It was so yummy!”

Lori said:  “Love it in my homemade vanilla almond granola and in waffles.”

Mary said:  “I use coconut oil in my bread recipes instead of butter or oil. Makes my bread even yummier!”

Peggy said:  “Just yesterday I got brave and substituted coconut oil for the butter in my banana bread recipe.  It might possibly be the best tasting banana bread I’ve ever made!  Looking for ways to incorporate coconut oil into our lives… so many good health benefits!!”

Tanya said:  “I grease my bread pan and coat the top of the bread dough with it. Seriously delicious! My girls thought it tasted like sweet Hawaiian bread :)”

Meg said:  “Love using this when I make stir fry!  It makes the veggies taste oh so gooooood!!”

Elissa said:  “I fry foods with it…. french fries, chicken, wings, chips, etc.”

Rebecca said:  “I put coconut oil in my son’s cereal when he was a baby to add calories and fat!  He has CF and needs his food packed with calories and fat!  Using coconut oil can also help with losing weight and it is great for you!  You can even put it in smoothies!”

Lonna said: “I am reading Mary Newport’s book, “Alzheimer’s Disease, What if there was a cure?”  Read this to find out the brain benefits of coconut oil. I f you have a loved one with this or another brain based disease, you must read this.”

Mikie said:  “I put it in my coffee, bake with it, fry with it, rub it in my skin… the uses are endless.”

Amy said:  “It’s probably the best oil for you to consume.  Consider it a yummy supplement and eat as much as possible.  Fry only with coconut oil.  Bake with it instead of butter for almost identical effects, but better nutrition.  Do a treatment on your hair with it (then wash out), put it on your skin, remove makeup… just about anything you can think of. :)”

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Comments

  1. Vicki says

    March 14, 2015 at 10:15 pm

    I use coconut oil as my one and only skin moisturizer. It has served me very well through chemo, preventing that elephant hide skin we are so familiar with, if on chemo.. I put up to a tablespoon of it in my bath water. Rub it into my scalp as well. When I lost my hair, I decided to just conditon my scalp, it has done a great job of that! I use it where I would use butter, or any other oil, or shortening, with great success! I love coconut oil!

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  2. Cathleen says

    July 11, 2014 at 9:56 am

    I used it on a 3rd degree burn on my hand from the oven. I am a diabetic and was concerened about using it. But first I healed the burn with Honey then used the coconut oil to smooth the area. It is amazing! The honey & coconut oil left only a slight discoloration on my new skin. You have to look very close to see it. I have also had a dear friend use it for a tooth pain. She said it works as I had read it would. I use only pure organic found it at Trader Jose and Walmart with the other oils.

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  3. Dje1123 says

    April 30, 2014 at 11:31 pm

    Safely relieves any “feminine itch” dryness, discomfort, or irritation, and discomfort from minor henmorrhoids. Adding a drop of appropriate essential oils (tea tree or lavender can be good) ups the bennies, but plain works great, too.

    Moisturizer anything, makeup remover, you name it. We always have it in our house.

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  4. Sylvia says

    December 30, 2013 at 5:44 pm

    Question: Does anyone have a recipe to make home DIY toothpaste. I can not use brand names due them all making mouth burn. I use soda a touch of toothpaste and water but thought I had seen a toothpaste recipe?

    Reply
  5. Cressida Faye says

    September 15, 2013 at 11:54 am

    Coconut oil is great for dogs too! Feeding it to them with homemade or other soft food and/or dribbling it on their kibble helps with digestion, hair & skin. My dog loves it!

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    • tonia says

      February 17, 2015 at 7:06 am

      Ii am a dog groomer and never heard this b-4,is there an amount you use to bath them, I use a hygro surge system, will it effect the system? Thanks.

      Reply
  6. DAnn W. says

    August 1, 2013 at 12:01 pm

    There was a social media comment recommending coconut oil for use as sunscreen. Back in the 60’s we used baby oil–problem was it directed the UV rays right INTO the skin! What studies have shown C.O. can screen harmful sun’s rays? Any evidence? I’d hate people to use something that would turn out to be harmful when they thought they were being healthy.

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  7. Deborah says

    June 9, 2013 at 2:01 pm

    I love this topic. I love using natural products for my face and body care. I do not like to put something ON my body that I do’t want IN my body. I love all of these different uses!

    Reply
  8. Karen says

    March 15, 2013 at 1:09 pm

    As a massage therapist, I use it as a massage oil.

    Reply
  9. FrugalCat says

    January 9, 2013 at 9:07 pm

    I keep a jar in the bathroom as well as the kitchen. You can use it for anything- hair conditioner, makeup remover, lip gloss, suntan lotion, cuticle cream, lubricant (don’t use with a latex condom), eyelash serum, etc.

    Reply
  10. Eli says

    October 16, 2012 at 12:17 pm

    I can’t believe I recently just found out about it. I’ve been using it on my stretch marks for a week and I’m already seeing small results. I didn’t know it had So many uses. I didn’t want to cook with it because if the saturated fat but I have been reading is good saturated fat. I am definitely going to add it to my diet…

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  11. Lonna Berridge says

    October 9, 2012 at 8:05 pm

    I am reading Mary Newport’s book, “Alzheimer’s Disease, What if there was a cure?” Read this to find out the brain benefits of coconut oil. If you have a loved one with this or another brain based disease, you must read this.

    Reply
  12. Teresa Cole says

    September 15, 2012 at 2:02 pm

    My Dr. Said coconut oil was better for you because it metabolizes better, but to use it to replace other fat sources, not just add to your diet.

    Reply
  13. Becky Gomez says

    September 12, 2012 at 8:35 pm

    What do I do with it once it liquifies? .. {The temperatures recently rose here in San Diego and I noticed my nice thick coconut oil was a liquid!}

    Reply
    • Yolanda says

      September 16, 2012 at 11:10 pm

      Becky, Coconut oil has a low melting point, I think its 76 degrees, If you want it to be a solid just put in the fridge.

      Reply
  14. Monda King says

    September 7, 2012 at 7:56 pm

    Several comments that coconut oil is healthy. I DO like it as a moisturizer, but would NOT cook with it. Read the label; almost totally saturated fat. This is a “bad” fat that raises your cholesterol and clogs the arteries. As for calories, all fats are the same.

    Reply
    • Yolanda says

      September 16, 2012 at 11:03 pm

      Actually, they found that the saturated fat in coconut oil is different and good for you, check out some of the videos on youtube.

      Reply
    • Stephanie says

      September 17, 2012 at 5:31 pm

      The structure of saturated fat in coconut and coconut oil is completely different from saturated fats from animals. It is actually known to improve cardiovascular health as well and aid in weight loss. It’s old school knowledge that coconut oil is bad for you, study after study has shown it has many health benefits. Also saturated fats can be healthful, it depends on the where they come from. For example healthy, none caged, grass fed animals (organic). Fats help with assimilation of nutrients and hormone production. We should be worried about the amount of sugar and types of grains we eat.

      Reply
    • Danielle says

      May 6, 2013 at 6:04 am

      Dr. Oz recommends it. You could look it up on his website. Also, it is really good to cook with at high temps, unlike other oils, including olive oil.

      Reply
  15. Shea says

    August 27, 2012 at 12:03 pm

    I use it in baking pretty much anywhere where I’d otherwise use shortening or butter, as well as the occasional a batch of “magic shell”. It’s also great on bouts of psoriasis.

    Reply
  16. Megan says

    July 28, 2012 at 4:41 pm

    My husband and I keep it next to our bed. Enough said.

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    • Mary says

      September 16, 2012 at 8:06 pm

      I was wondering when someone else would post that.

      Reply
      • Kendra says

        October 24, 2012 at 1:15 pm

        Great place for it – the best! 🙂

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    • Beth says

      July 31, 2013 at 10:47 pm

      Us too, lol it’s good for water fun also 😉

      Reply
  17. Erica says

    July 26, 2012 at 9:53 pm

    I was wondering why there were always posts for good coconut oil prices. I knew it was supposed to be good for AA hair, but I never realized all the other uses or ways to cook with it. Also, I was under the impression it wasn’t healthy. Or was that palm kernel oil that was so controversial when it came out it was used in movie theater popcorn?

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  18. Kris says

    July 26, 2012 at 7:43 am

    Thanks so much for this post! I have some coconut oil, but didn’t really know what to do with it, especially since it is solid. I am so excited to have all these ideas, but am quite afraid of the consequences of the recipes involving cocoa powder and honey! I am not sure something so delicious sounding should be so easy to make! Thanks again!

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    • danielle says

      January 19, 2013 at 3:11 pm

      I just made the dark chocolate with honey and cocoa powder and it is so good.

      Reply
      • Becca says

        March 17, 2013 at 3:12 pm

        I whip mine & store in a container feels like a creamy lotion ( =

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  19. Mikayla says

    July 26, 2012 at 7:09 am

    I use it as a cloth diaper-safe rash cream.

    Reply
  20. Honey and Cinnamon benefits says

    July 26, 2012 at 5:31 am

    I use coconut oil in my daily meal for better health, it digest very easily, feels more energetic than other oil & more importantly helps in loosing weight.

    Reply
  21. Mya says

    July 25, 2012 at 7:22 pm

    I use it for a moisturiser! I put it all over my whole body. My skin feels amazing after using it. My husband also uses it for a massage oil. :o)

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