Cold Pressed Virgin Coconut Oil

Cocos nucifera (coconut) oil

1. Pour massage oil onto palms and rub together to warm the oil before massaging on the body.
2. Face : Wash face, apply a few drops of Tanamera Cold Press Virgin Coconut Oil in your palm and massage onto skin with upward movement.
3. Body : Apply Tanamera Cold Press Virgin Oil on damp skin after bathing. Best used daily.
4. Hair : Shampoo the hair and rinse. A few drops of Tanamera Cold Press Virgin Oil onto your palm and massage into hair and scalp then leave on for a while. Rinse and use conditioner like Tanamera Hair and Scalp Revitalizer.
5. For weekly care, mildly warm the oil (as hot oil) and massage in your scalp, afterward, comb your hair.
6. Wrap your head with a hot towel and let the oil stay in your hair at least 4 hours or overnight.
   

Note:
The Virgin Coconut oil can solidify in temperature below 24ºC. Soak bottle in hot water to liquidify the oil.

1. Aids in healing and repairing skin
2. Anti-bacterial and anti-fungal
3. Relieving dry and wrinkled skin
4. Reduce dandruff and promotes hair growth

1. Is virgin coconut oil the same as cold pressed coconut oil?
   Broadly yes, though the terms describe different things. Virgin means unrefined. Cold pressed describes how it was extracted, mechanically and without heat. This oil is both.
2. Why has my coconut oil turned solid?
   Because the room dropped below about 24°C, usually air-conditioning. It is not spoiled. Stand the bottle in warm water for a few minutes and it liquefies again. This is normal for genuine coconut oil and a useful sign it has not been altered.
3. Can I use this as a massage oil?
   Yes, it is one of the better options. Scoop a little, warm it between your palms, and it melts on contact. Blend in essential oils if you want more than plain coconut.
4. Why does this cost more than supermarket coconut oil?
   Cold pressing yields far less oil per coconut than heat extraction, and this is cosmetic grade with nothing added. Supermarket oil is usually refined, which is cheaper to produce.
5. Can I cook with it?
   It is intended for skin and hair. For cooking, buy food-grade coconut oil sold for that purpose.
6. Will it clog my pores?
   Coconut oil does not suit everyone’s face. If your skin is acne-prone, patch test on a small area for a week before using it more widely, or keep it to body and hair.
7. How do I use it on my hair?
   Massage it into the scalp an hour before shampooing and it loosens buildup and limits how much water the hair shaft absorbs during washing. Follow with the Scalp Cleanser Shampoo to rinse it out properly.
8. Is it safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding?
   It is a single plant ingredient with nothing added, which makes it one of the gentler options. For the confinement period specifically, see the post natal care range.
9. Can I use it on a baby?
   For infants, the Tanamera Kidz oils are formulated specifically for them.
10. How should I store it?
    Somewhere cool and out of direct sunlight, cap closed. It keeps well, far better than most plant oils.

Please refer to the ingredients list carefully and check for any ingredients that you may be allergic or sensitive to before use.