When applied topically, coconut oil has anti-aging properties with regenerative effects. Coconut oil has been used for over thousands of years by Polynesians. Their diet contain mostly coconut juice, coconut meat, coconut oils, and other coconut varieties.
Check their photos online, and you can tell by their skin. It's flawless compared to us American, who uses over the counter "magical potions" to look out best.
Corporations put too much chemicals, which is absorbed into our skin and through our bloodstream. If you can't pronounce the ingredients on the back of any product, most likely it's poison. Take a look at your lotion, and google the ingredients. You will be surprised how many causing cancer appear in your beauty supplies.
Since you know the truth, let's start making our organic lotion:
What is needed?
Step by step instructions:
If you are using coconut oil from Trader's Joe, the coconut oil is pretty solid.
Rub the solid piece onto your hands, elbows, knees, neck, hair, or anywhere on your body. You should feel the oil absorb into your skin. Have fun experimenting.
Corporations put too much chemicals, which is absorbed into our skin and through our bloodstream. If you can't pronounce the ingredients on the back of any product, most likely it's poison. Take a look at your lotion, and google the ingredients. You will be surprised how many causing cancer appear in your beauty supplies.
Since you know the truth, let's start making our organic lotion:
What is needed?
- 1/2 cup of coconut oil ( I would buy it at Trader's Joe. Make sure it's USDA Organic certified.)
- 2 drops of lavender
Step by step instructions:
If you are using coconut oil from Trader's Joe, the coconut oil is pretty solid.
- Find a glass bowl.
- Put the coconut oil inside the bowl, and microwave it for 5 seconds.
- Two drops of lavender into the bowl, and mix together.
- Let it cool.
Rub the solid piece onto your hands, elbows, knees, neck, hair, or anywhere on your body. You should feel the oil absorb into your skin. Have fun experimenting.
