Coconut Oil for Dry, Eczema Skin? From someone who has dry, eczema skin



Truth be told I used to use straight coconut oil for my dry, eczema skin and didn’t like how it felt at first.

Plus, I used to believe all these lies the beauty industry was telling me and was frustrated by how awful my skin used to be.

From the dry, sensitive flaky skin on my face, dry chapped lips, and eczema on my hands.

The problem for me was the coconut oil for dry, eczema skin wasn’t absorbing in as I needed so desperately-that is until I discovered how to make the coconut oil absorb into my skin and then everything changed!

The key is to use an exfoliator, like sugar to remove the top layer of dull, dry skin and that makes the coconut oil absorb into the skin, where you want it.

Making a Moisturizing Exfoliator, like this sugar scrub has been a game-changer for my dry, eczema skin for the last 9+ years.

Try one of these Moisturizing Exfoliators today made with organic coconut oil for dry, eczema skin for your skin!

🌱 Moisturizing Exfoliator (sugar scrub):

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About: Hey, my name is Rene’ and I created, and founded, my business, Pure & Coco, out of a need for my skin because I have had dry, sensitive, and eczema skin too.

In these videos, you’ll learn tips and tricks from my own personal journey, of what works and what doesn’t so you can skip the frustration from products that don’t work, to save you wasted money, and effort.

Disclaimer: This video is not intended to provide diagnosis, treatment, or medical advice. Content provided on this Youtube channel is for informational purposes only. Information on this Youtube channel should not be considered a substitute for advice from a healthcare professional. The statements made about specific products throughout this video are not to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.

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