Fractionated Coconut Carrier Oil

Fractionated Coconut Carrier Oil

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Fractionated Coconut Oil is our best selling carrier oil! It is moisturizing, virtually colorless & odorless, and liquid at all temperatures.


Volume
: 60ml

Extraction Method: Esterification

Processing Type: Refined

Obtained From: Coconut Kernel

Origin: Malaysia

The term Triglyceride refers to the number of carbon atoms in the fatty acids. Long-Chain Fatty Acids contain 13–21 carbons, Medium-Chain Fatty (MCT) Acids have 6-12 carbon atoms, and Short-Chain Fatty Acids have fewer than 6 carbon atoms. The benefits of the shorter chain length of the fatty acids is that MCTs are rapidly broken down and absorbed into the body. NDA’s Medium Chain Triglycerides – MCT 60/40 Oil is made of Caproic Acid (C6), Caprylic Acid (C8), and Capric Acid (C10) fatty acids.

Description: The vast majority of MCT 60/40 Oil sold in the market is of Palm origin or a mixture of Palm and Coconut. Our Coconut Fractionated Oil is produced 100% from Coconuts.

The MCT 60/40 Fractionated 100% Coconut Oil (Coconut Fractionated) does not go solid at room temperature. This oil stays liquid and clear. It is highly stable and resistant to oxidation for use in creams, lotions, and many other cosmetic preparations for skin and hair. Because it is chemically indifferent to other cosmetic ingredients, it acts as a viscosity regulator and assists in the dispersion of pigments and other additives. Further, it penetrates the skin readily, thus acting as a carrier for transdermal therapeutic ingredients. This ability to transport Essential Oils and actives makes it an oil of choice among medical practitioners and massage therapists.

Color: Clear, colorless to very pale yellow liquid.

Aromatic Description: Coconut Fractionated Oil has a characteristic scent to it.

Consistency: Typical and Characteristic of Carrier Oils.

Absorption: Non-greasy and absorbs easily into the skin.

Cautions: Allergic reactions to this oil is a possibility, though less so than regular coconut.