Ok I know – EVERY blogger out there uses coconut oil, loves it and can’t stop writting about it. Which is also how I discovered it. Now I have tried using it as a hair mask – and to be honest it was rather avarage, it doesn’t work as a quick fix – it has to stay on for hours and hours before you see any result and by then you and your sheets are tired of the smell of Pina Colada.
But it is worth using it on your skalp, I have a horribly dry skalp and have tried tons of pharmacy products with no success and therefor I now religiously massage in the oil and leave it for hours, embracing the hours I have to spend washing it out. Also it is a zillion cheaper than this product, and works much better.
Summary: great for very dry body parts, pretty tedious as a hair mask due to the hours you have to leave it in.
Do you agree?
The Beauty Truth 
I use the Vita Coco oil as a mask on dry hair, covered in a plastic bag for about 90 minutes and it works pretty well! I will try it on my scalp though…I normally just coat the ends, as it can be tricky to wash out 🙂
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hey, great idea to just use it at the ends:) thanks for stopping by our blog:)
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Great job on the tip post girl…
Xoxo
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I agree you can’t see instant results on your hair right away but it does work. I have super curly hair and this keeps my hair from breaking and it got so much longer!! I also use it as my moisturizer over my serum 🙂
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oh great idea to use it over serum:)
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Totally agree, works for all hair types too:)
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thanks for stopping by the blog Daedria:)
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But it really is amazing though, right? I love it on my cuticles, and on really dry winter skin like my feet and elbows. I haven’t tried it on my hair yet.
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yeah i think its awesome to use instead of a lotion:)
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I recommend leaving it in overnight. Either put a towel down first or wash your pillow case the next day. Your hair and scalp will thank you x
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gosh never had the patience for it, but will try!:) thanks for stopping by:)
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I use it for everything: hair, nails, skin, and cooking!
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thanks for reading:)
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Good to know! I have heard a lot of people rave about using coconut oil outside of the kitchen, but never before as a scalp moisturizer, might be time to try it out!! Thanks for sharing!!
xx missaLAnnis
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if you like the smell of coconut its an awesome body lotion replacer:)
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I love using coconut oil on my face & body! It works well in my hair, but I always have hardest time washing it out.
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yes soo hard to wash out:(
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I’ve heard so much about coconut coil! I have to try it out! 🙂 thanks for this wonderful post
XO Naomi in Wonderland
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yes try it and let me know what you thought:)
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Coconut oil makes a fabulous makeup remover. I think that as a “hair mask” it’s only good for a one-time use and then it washes out right after without fully sinking in to the cuticle – blahhh bummer. By the way, I’ve nominated you for an award on my page, the Versatile Award + Premio Dardos Award! XO
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thanks for the nomination, we dont participate in awards but will check out your blog:)
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Coconut oil+ brown sugar Or Coconut oil + honey. Awesome combo for lip scrubs. Try this. Its amazing 🙂
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wow that sounds awesome will try it!
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if you keep the oil in your hair for an hour just,then it will be not be difficult to remove it.also one hour is apt for the nutrients to soak in your hair and scalp.Use it twice a week,you will see the goodness. 🙂
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Sorry to disagree, but I’m not among its supporters. I’m not using coconut oil at all, and I find that it clogs the pores too…I’ve been given a luxury version as a present, but the bottle hasn’t been opened yet.
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