Comments on: Using Coconut Oil As A Hair Conditioner

By: Coo Coo for Coconut Oil…My New Favorite Moisturizer | Kenetia.com

Coo Coo for Coconut Oil…My New Favorite Moisturizer | Kenetia.com — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 17:43:30 +0000

[...] see if you like it. If you find you don’t like it for your skin you can also use it for your hair or for cooking click here for some free coconut oil recipes. This entry was posted in Blog and [...]

By: The Benefits of Coconut Oil for Female Athletes « TDD Blog

The Benefits of Coconut Oil for Female Athletes « TDD Blog — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 01:28:42 +0000

[...] Hair Protectant: During the winter and summer months, hair is prone to become dry and brittle. If you’re an athlete that trains outside during the winter and summer months, your hair can become extremely dry and damaged. By using coconut oil, you will be providing your hair with moisture and a hair cuticle sealant; which protects the hair against the woes of winter and summer UV ray damage. [...]

By: Chris

Chris — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 23:33:08 +0000

Hi Rose.
You didn’t buy the wrong product. You’ll find that our Coconut Oil liquifies at 76 degrees Fahrenheit. I keep a jar of it in the kitchen and one in the bathroom, as my wife has taken to using it as a skin conditioner. On some days in August and September here, I discover that my coconut oil has liquified, and then I notice that it becomes solid again when it cools down at night. This is perfectly normal for coconut oil.

If you need it in liquid form, simply scoop as much as you need into a glass measuring cup. Then heat up some water in a pot, and place the glass measuring cup into the hot water until the coconut oil returns to its liquid form.
If you need it to be in solid form, simply put it someplace cooler than 76 degrees!

I hope this helps.

By: Rose

Rose — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 14:54:59 +0000

I have a question more than a comment…. I read some good stuff about the coconut oil as a conditioner for my hair, I received my order to day but quickly grew disappointed when I noticed the consistency of the oil the oil is in liquid form but the ones that I researched seems to be in a white solid…

can you tell me what the difference is

What I ordered is called Nutiva Organix Extra Virgin Coconut Oil the bottle reads; a delicious cooking oil 100% less cholesterol than butter, is this the wrong one???

By: Vanessa

Vanessa — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 12:44:46 +0000

Wow! I didn’t know that the virgin coconut oil that I’m currently taking in is also a very good hair conditioner. I’ve been searching for a very good conditioner for my dry hair. I will definitely try VCO on my hair. Thanks for sharing. Love your article.