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Unrefined Coconut Oil 25 ml

What Makes Cold-Pressed Unrefined Coconut Oil a Favorite Among Home Formulators

Unrefined coconut oil is extracted through cold pressing of coconut flesh, which allows it to retain its natural fatty acids, antioxidants, and characteristic tropical aroma. This oil belongs to the Liquid Basic Oils category, which brings together carrier oils used for nourishing and restoring skin and hair. The 25 ml size is a practical choice for anyone testing a new ingredient at home or preparing small trial batches of balm, cream, or mask without worrying about the oil oxidizing before it's used up.

Around the world, coconut oil is valued far beyond cosmetics — it's a staple in the food industry for baking and confectionery due to its saturated fat content, and it also serves as a base for ointments in pharmaceutical formulations. In home cosmetic practice, it's most commonly used for lip balms, hand and body creams, masks for dry or damaged hair, cuticle oils, and massage blends. Thanks to its lauric acid content, the oil absorbs easily and leaves a light protective film on skin, while on hair it delivers deep nourishment and helps fill in the hair shaft.

Coconut oil has a melting point around 24-25 degrees Celsius, so at room temperature it may appear either liquid or solid depending on ambient conditions — this is a completely natural property and doesn't affect quality. When incorporating it into formulations, melt it gently in a water bath at no more than 60 degrees to preserve beneficial compounds, then add it during the oil phase mixing stage alongside other carrier oils. A typical usage rate in cosmetic formulas ranges from 5 to 30 percent of the total oil phase, depending on the desired texture of the finished product.

Coconut oil blends well with other plant oils, complementing their properties nicely. Combined with unrefined St. John's Wort oil, it creates a rich blend suited for restoring dry, irritated skin, while adding unrefined sesame oil helps build a lighter-textured composition suitable for daily facial care. For more refined formulations, unrefined Mongongo oil is also worth considering, as it's known for its high antioxidant content and works well in anti-aging skin formulas.

Store coconut oil in a tightly sealed container, in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat sources. When stored properly, its shelf life is fairly long, and natural crystallization at lower temperatures doesn't affect quality — simply warm the bottle in your hands or in a water bath before use.

Nourishing Balm for Dry Hair Ends

Unrefined coconut oil 15 ml

Unrefined St. John's Wort oil 5 ml

Unrefined Mongongo oil 5 ml

Combine all ingredients in a small glass container and warm gently in a water bath until the coconut oil fully melts, then stir thoroughly until smooth. Apply the finished blend to dry hair ends an hour before washing, or leave it on overnight for deeper restoration of the hair structure.

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Марина, Вена

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Марк, Лиман

Дуже задоволена сервісом! Оформили замовлення швидко і доставили вчасно. Дякую!

1 September 2026

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INCI	Cocos Nucifera Oil
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Att brand	Thailand
Color product	from light yellow to white
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	from 1 to 100%
Minimum count	1
Name	Unrefined Coconut Oil 25 ml
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	25 ml
Solubility	butter
View	solid butter (butter)
Valid until	10.2028