What is LCA Organic Coconut Oil 100 ml used for?
Coconut oil is obtained by mechanically pressing the fresh flesh of the coconut. With its soft, sweet fragrance, this oil has many virtues. It nourishes skin and hair without making them greasy, has purifying properties and even delays skin ageing...
LCA Organic Coconut Oil will quickly become a must-have. Multifunctional, it can be used in many ways by the whole family!
- As an anti-aging oil: Rich in vitamins E (antioxidant) and A (repairing and anti-free radical), coconut oil is invaluable for limiting the damaging effects of free radicals on the skin, while preserving tissue elasticity. It can replace or complement day care, depending on the skin's nutritional needs.
- Hair care: with its total affinity with hair proteins, it perfectly nourishes and moisturizes normal, dry or frizzy hair, without weighing it down because it penetrates quickly. It can also be applied as a detangler, just on the lengths, to facilitate brushing.
- After-sun: After sun exposure, it repairs skin heated and dehydrated by UV rays. It can also be applied to soothe mild sunburn and redness.
- All-round moisturizer: Rich in saturated fatty acids (lauric and myristic acids), it restores the skin's hydrolipidic barrier. It can therefore easily replace daily body lotion. Its softening action can also work wonders on dry cuticles.
- As a lice treatment: it is formidable for these little beasts, asphyxiating them. Apply to the entire head of hair, like a poultice. Put on a bathing cap (or charlotte) and leave on overnight. Rinse with warm water in the morning, before shampooing once or twice.
LCA Coconut Oil protects the skin from external aggressions such as the sun, sea water and pollution. It effectively softens and repairs damaged skin and hair.
Like all oils, coconut oil is made up of 100% fatty acids. But unlike other vegetable oils, 85% of these fatty acids are saturated. Long blamed for cardiovascular disease, saturated fatty acids get a bad press. However, 65% of the saturated fatty acids in coconut oil are medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs), special fatty acids whose structure enables them to be metabolized more quickly, providing energy to the cells more rapidly. MCTs therefore do not behave in the body like the long-chain saturated fatty acids found in meat, for example. Another advantage is that they are more stable when cooked.
- Could protect against cardiovascular disease: Since the majority of fatty acids in coconut oil are medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs), rather than long-chain triglycerides, their effects on cardiovascular health are different from those of long-chain saturated fatty acids. It is said to have a protective effect on arteries and the heart, thanks in particular to its metabolism process: the body immediately uses fat reserves, without storing them. No risk of deposits that could eventually clog arteries.
- It can be cooked at high temperatures without denaturing (unlike polyunsaturated oils, such as linseed or walnut oil, which are very fragile and should not be cooked), thus rehabilitating frying, which is good news.
- Its ease of absorption by the intestines and subsequent utilization by the liver make it a product of choice for people wishing to implement a ketogenic diet. The aim of a ketogenic diet is to enable the body to produce its own energy without relying on external glucose supplies. A metabolic mechanism that occurs naturally during fasting. Producing the same effects, without stopping eating: this is another paradox that makes this oil such a success.
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How to use this vegetable oil
Massage lightly into thoroughly cleansed skin.
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Precautions for use
Keep away from light and heat.
Keep out of reach of young children.
What is its composition?
First Cold Pressing
Cocos Nucifera
Presentation
100 ml bottle.