Coconut Oil for Wrinkles:
Maintain Skin Resiliency
Even as You Age

Sebaceous glands produce and secrete an oily matter called sebum for lubricating hair and skin. Sebum is your body’s natural oil and contains medium chain triglycerides (MCT), just like coconut oil.

Lipophilic bacteria living on the surface of your skin convert MCTs into MCFAs (medium chain fatty acids). MCFAs are powerful antimicrobials capable of killing a host of harmful bacteria, viruses, fungi, parasites, etc.

Its smaller molecular structure allows MCFAs to easily penetrate the pores of your skin. MCFA-rich coconut oil prevents free-radical formation and the damage it causes.

Coconut oil strengthens the connective tissues, making your skin soft and supple. It also helps to preserve your body’s protective acid layer, establishing a chemical environment inhospitable to most disease-causing germs.

Wrinkles are virtually absent, even as you age, when the skin is strong, elastic and free from excessive free-radical destruction.

As long as you can maintain the elasticity and strength of connective fibers, lines or creases in your skin should essentially be nonexistent.

Coconut oil softens your skin, protects against damage and promotes healing. It is the best natural skin lotion.