To keep wild locks under control, warm up a small bit of coconut oil between your hands and run your fingers through your hair.
Coconut oil contains lauric acid, which kills odor-causing bacteria. Dab a little oil under your armpits to stay fresh (and smell good) all day.
Use coconut oil as an eye cream to minimize the appearance of wrinkles and keep skin looking smooth.
Beauty experts swear by coconut oil's moisturizing power; it absorbs into the skin faster than many lotions, and a tiny bit goes a long way.
One of the most simple coconut oil uses: Treat chapped lips by dabbing a little coconut oil on your lips with your finger.
If you have sensitive skin, swap out store-bought shaving cream for coconut oil. It's slick enough for a close shave—and moisturizes, too.
It's one of the more unusual coconut oil uses, but if you have a lice problem, coconutoil.com suggests dousing the affected area with apple cider vinegar.
Dab a little coconut oil on the spot as soon as you feel a tingle, and reapply as needed to allow the coconut oil's antiviral properties help clear up the problem.