Coconut Oil by GraceYes — Cold-Pressed Coconut Oil for Hair & Skin, 100 ml

Description

Nearly every Indian household has a coconut oil jar, but most of what is sold has been refined, bleached and deodorised, or quietly cut with mineral oil. Our cold pressed coconut oil is the plain version: coconut, pressed without heat. Its lauric acid is small enough to enter the hair shaft, which is why it is so widely used to reduce protein loss during washing.

On skin it melts on contact and settles into a light, breathable layer instead of a heavy film. Because there is no refining step, the naturally occurring vitamin E and fatty acids stay intact. In cooler weather the oil will solidify; warm the jar between your palms and it turns clear again.

Is coconut oil good for hair fall and can you leave it overnight? Coconut oil cannot stop hair fall caused by health or hormones, but regular pre-wash oiling reduces breakage, which is what much everyday hair fall really is. Massage it into the scalp and lengths and leave it for at least an hour or overnight before washing. Very oily or acne-prone facial skin is better off using it on hair and body only.

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Coconut Oil

  • 100% Plant-Based
  • No Added Preservatives

One honest ingredient: cold-pressed coconut oil for hair, scalp and everyday skin care.

Hero ingredient Cold-Pressed Coconut Oil

Net quantity 100 ml

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Ingredient analysis

1PLANT OILS & BUTTERS

Coconut Oil

Cold-pressed seed, nut and fruit oils plus unrefined butters.

  • Free shipping on every order
  • COD available
  • Just one honest ingredient
  • Cold-pressed to preserve nutrients
  • Multi-purpose: hair, scalp, skin
  • Adds natural shine
  • Deeply moisturising
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7-day easy returns Unopened items, or anything that arrived wrong.
No parabens, no sulfates Ever — see the free-from promise.

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At a glance

What it is
Carrier Oils
Hero ingredient
Cold-Pressed Coconut Oil
Net quantity
100 ml
Free from
Sulfates, parabens, silicones, mineral oil, synthetic parfum, phthalates: in every product, no exceptions
Made in
India · marketed by GraceYes Organics Pvt. Ltd.
Ingredients
1 listed, 1 from plants
Preservatives
None added

BenefitsWhat the ingredients are studied for

Deep hair conditioningLauric acid's small molecular size penetrates the hair shaft, proven to reduce protein loss
Keeps flakes awayLauric acid has natural antimicrobial activity on the scalp
Nothing lost to heatCold pressing preserves nutrients that refining and bleaching destroy
Locks in skin moistureMedium-chain fatty acids form a light, breathable occlusive layer
Antioxidant shineNaturally occurring vitamin E protects hair from oxidative damage

How to use

01Warm a small amount between palms
02Massage into hair, scalp or skin
03Leave to absorb fully (or overnight for hair)
04Wash hair with a mild shampoo

The formula

Every ingredient, listed

Choose a category to see each ingredient, what it does and why it is here.

1 straight from the plant

One ingredient, straight from the plant.

Cold-pressed seed, nut and fruit oils plus unrefined butters.

  • Coconut OilCoconut oil conditions skin and hair, and lab tests show it reduces protein loss from hair.

Straight from the plantPlant-derivedOther: water, minerals, beeswax, milk or preservative. What it does is explained in its tab

Read about the key ingredients

Full list as printed on pack

Coconut Oil

Free FromAnd why that matters

Mineral Oil / PetrolatumThe base of most cheap hair oils; coats hair without nourishing it
Synthetic Fragrance (Parfum)A leading cause of scalp and skin sensitisation
Artificial Colors (Coal-tar dyes)Petroleum-derived; add nothing but risk
Silicones (Dimethicone)Fake shine that builds up and weighs hair down
ParabensDetected in breast tissue; suspected endocrine disruptor

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I mix rosemary oil with coconut oil?

Yes, coconut oil is one of the most common carrier oils for rosemary essential oil. Stir two or three drops of rosemary oil into a spoon of coconut oil, massage into the scalp and wash out with a mild shampoo; never put rosemary essential oil on the scalp neat.

Read the full guide: Can I mix rosemary oil with coconut, castor or mustard oil? Dilution ratios and side effects →

Is coconut oil good for hair fall?

Coconut oil cannot stop hair fall caused by health or hormones, but regular pre-wash oiling reduces breakage, which is what much everyday hair fall really is. If you are losing a lot of hair suddenly, please see a doctor.

How do I use coconut oil on hair, and can I leave it overnight?

Warm a small amount between your palms, massage it into the scalp and lengths, and leave it for at least an hour or overnight before washing with a mild shampoo. Two or three times a week is plenty.

Is coconut oil a mineral oil?

No. Coconut oil is pressed from the coconut, while mineral oil is a petroleum by-product. Ours is cold-pressed coconut oil and nothing else, with no mineral oil added.

Can coconut oil be applied on the face?

It suits normal to dry facial skin, but it can feel heavy on very oily or acne-prone skin, which is better off using it on hair and body only. Patch test before first use.

Why does coconut oil go solid?

Pure coconut oil naturally sets in cooler weather, below roughly 24 degrees Celsius, so a solid white jar in winter is normal. Warm it between your palms or stand the jar in warm water and it turns clear again.

Read the full guide: Cold-pressed vs virgin vs refined coconut oil: which is best for hair, skin and cooking? →

CautionFor external use only. Avoid direct contact with eyes; rinse thoroughly if contact occurs. Patch test before use. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

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