Some potential benefits...

• Anti-Aging

• Herbalist recommend on cuts, scrapes, wounds and bruises

• Acne: antiseptic that kills bacteria, anti-inflammatory, calms redness and swelling

• Dermatitis, Eczema or Psoriasis: speeds cell turnover and promotes new skin tissue

• Dry Scalp or Dandruff: anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal

• Headaches and Depression

• Mosquito bites: relieves itching

• Grief or Sorrow: inhale

• Dry Skin

• Poor Concentration

• Insect Repellent

• Insomnia

• Pain

Coconut Oil - Some potential benefits...

• Saturated Fats: Predominantly, these saturated fats are medium chain fatty acids or triglycerides. When applied on the skin, they keep it smooth to the touch. Due to the presence of these fats, coconut oil also retains the moisture content of the skin, as the fats eliminate moisture loss through the pores on skin. When ingested through the regular consumption of coconut oil, these fats deposit under the skin, thus keeping it healthy and smooth, giving it an even tone and reducing the appearance of the pores. Capric /Caprylic/Lauric acid: These are not very different from the medium chain fatty acids, but it is still important to mention them separately here, since they have their own contributions. These three fatty acids have strong disinfectant and antimicrobial properties. As a result, when applied on the skin, coconut oil protects from microbial infections that can get into open wounds or even enter the body through the pores. This can be a major boost to your energy levels before a workout, which is why these powerful acids have also been linked to weight loss and management. Losing weight is a good way to improve the quality of your skin by reducing excess fat, stretch marks, and folds in the skin which can be unattractive. Having a healthy, toned body means that the skin maintains its tight grip around the muscles and bones.

• Vitamin-E: The contributions of vitamin-E towards skin care are well known. It is essential for healthy skin growth, repair of wear & tear on the skin, keeping skin smooth and protecting against cracking. Above all, it prevents premature aging and wrinkling of the skin, since it has good antioxidant properties. 100 grams of coconut oil has about 0.1 mg of vitamin E, thus enhancing its skin-nourishing properties.

• Anti-Aging Cream: Traditionally, coconut oil has been praised and popularized for its anti-aging properties.

• Proteins: Like coconuts themselves, coconut oil is rich in many proteins. These proteins keep skin healthy and rejuvenated, both internally and externally. Proteins also contribute to cellular health and tissue repair, along with a wide range of other essential activities within the body. For any damaged cells on or near the skin, a healthy of flow of proteins guarantees their replacement at a normal rate, whereas people with protein-deficient diets heal slower and often develop more obvious scars due to the extended healing time.

Goat Milk - Some potential benefits...

• Goat milk contains alpha-hydroxy acids such as lactic acid which help remove dead skin cells from your skin's surface.

• The cream that is present in goat milk helps boost the moisturizing quality.

• It is high in Vitamin A, which is necessary to repair damaged skin tissue, and maintain healthy skin. Creams made with Vitamin A can reduce lines and wrinkles, control acne, and provide some psoriasis relief.

• It contains alpha-hydroxy acids such as lactic acid which help remove dead skin cells from your skin’s surface.

Olive Oil - Some potential benefits...

• Olive oil contains vitamin E, which improves skin health by treating inflammation, acne, and protecting the skin from serious ailments like psoriasis and skin cancer. Vitamin E, is an antioxidant that protects the skin from harsh sunrays or the wind.

• Exfoliates, the antioxidants in olive oil can reach deep into the pores to help remove dead skin cells, dirt, and even blackheads.

• Moisturizes