It's a solid in the jar but the heat of your body quickly warms it to an oil. There are cheap versions NOT in the organic aisle, and I haven't enjoyed $6 this much in a long time. It has so many uses and here are just a few:
- A great moisturizer for any skin parts, from scalp to heels
- Substitute it for any oil
- Good for baby and household plant leaves, too
- Removes gum
- Mix it with baking soda to get rid of difficult goo
- One spoonful a day alleviates migraines, improve digestion, and curbs appetites (in theory)
- It's a natural eye makeup remover and strengthens your eyelashes
- It's great (with a little butter) on popcorn and apparently you can fry chicken with it, too
- For a DIY face scrub, combine with oatmeal and cinnamon
- Soothes bee stings and bug bites
- Add a few drops (1/4 tsp) of essential oil, and voila, it's massage oil
I need to get some of this!
ReplyDeleteIt's supposed to help prevent dementia and alzheimer disease as well - but be aware - it packs a load of calories!
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