Author Topic: Coconut Oil  (Read 494 times)

So for most of my life I had been plagued with annyoingly dry skin in random patches every now and then. They would clear up after applying lotion or whatever for a few weeks but they were never that bad. The past year though I have had the side of my hand and a couple fingers look like a molting lizard due to how dry and cracking they were. On the worst days I would actually start bleeding if I bent my fingers too quickly cause my skin was too hard and would tear. No matter what I used nothing seemed to help either, and I was in a perpetual state of inconvenience as every time I would wash dishes or laundry (which I have to do by hand) it would sting the open rips on my hand. Until, coconut oil.

This could be like a loving advertisement or some stuff but after less than two weeks of twice daily application of coconut oil to the dry skin and the lizard molt is finally dissapearing and my hand looks socially acceptable once again. It actually looks like regular normal skin now, and comparatively is even less dried out than other patches in the past.

Also coconut oil is a great substitute for any cooking oil you have to heat, whereas things like canola oil and corn oil put off carcinogens when heated, and olive oil degrades in quality over heat. My favorite is coconutoil popcorn. :D
Also you can like use it for hair conditioner and soap and whatnot.

So yeah, coconut oil. Good stuff.

I live in the heat of Arizona and my skin has never gotten "lizard"y. Is that a genetic thing or do you just spend all day outside?


Also you can like use it for hair conditioner and soap and whatnot.
Apparently it also makes great lube

i mostly use it for cooking.

ive actually developed a taste for coconut water

its expensive as forget and tastes kind of gross but i like it for some reason and its supposedly really good for you

what else can you get from coconuts? coconut oil, coconut milk, coconut, coconut water, coconut cymbals


I live in the heat of Arizona and my skin has never gotten "lizard"y. Is that a genetic thing or do you just spend all day outside?
No clue, its just something I've been having to put up with. Apparently hot water exacerbates things and I would always have the water on the highest I could stand when washing off dishes or clothes. That probably was partly why it stayed so bad for so long.

with those hands you would be the worst hooker ever

with those hands you would be the worst hooker ever
Not any more: thanks to coconut oil! :cookieMonster: