I read that giving a dog coconut oil might help control their bad breath, as intestinal bacteria could be causing the problem. Coconut oil has antiseptic properties (not comparing her to a dog, my co-worker brushes her teeth with coconut oil). I brush my dog’s teeth & tongue on a regular basis. Additionally, the coconut oil would also help his coat. My dog loves it, his breath is much better, and his coat is shiny (1 tsp in his kibble). Would recommend.

I use this coconut oil for my hair. It retains it moisture and my hair has been growing a lot since I started using it.

I love to use coconut oil on mine and my kids hair. This is my first time trying this brand and I am happy with it. A little bit goes a long way and it def rubs into more of a softer texture when you apply and rub. I have used this almost everyday and no complaints from me so far! The jar is actually a good size too! Picture I took is jar next to a standard Oral-B toothbrush for reference.

I like this product because of the moisturizing and the money saving value. I use it on my legs and my nose because I use a CPAP machine and sometimes my nose gets very chapped. I don’t like using Mentholatum but this is good enough to cook with but it is lovely for the uses are use it for.

I’ve purchased other coconut oils in the past that are very fragrant. This one is not (to me, this has no smell at all) so I was a little disappointed and confused as to why it lacked the yummy coconut aroma. A quick Google search revealed that “refined” coconut oil is better suited for cooking as it has a slightly higher smoke point and (I’m assuming) is less likely to alter the flavor of whatever foods you use it in. I still prefer the unrefined coconutty fragrance but can see the benefit of a more neutral tasting product.