Coconut Oil
Allowed
Cocos Nucifera Oil · Cocos Nucifera Seed Butter · Coconut Butter · Coconut Alkanes
A saturated plant oil, very high in lauric acid, that sits on the skin surface.
- What it does
- Emollient & barrier
- Our take
- Nothing is wrong with it and we sell plenty of it. But it's one of the most consistently flagged pore-clogging ingredients on every comedogenic list in circulation, and here the anecdotal evidence is as strong as the assay data. Position is the whole story: first or second in a cleansing balm is a real exposure; ninth in a body butter is not.
- Suitable from
- Young adult, 20+ · Middle aged, 40+
- Best for
- Barrier repair · Dryness & hydration
- Skin types
- Dry
- Can it clog pores
- High. We flag it for anyone whose skin congests easily. This flag is for the face only, it does not apply to body, hair or home care.
- Instead try
- Hemp seed oil or squalane on the face. Keep the coconut for body, hands, hair and cuticles.
find it in
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Arnica Muscle Salve
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Deep Sleep Magnesium Mineral Butter
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Blue Tansy Hand Wash
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Fortune Teller
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Gentle Home Cleaning Scrub
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Good Karma-Dry Oil Mineral Sunscreen
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Go!
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Kaolin Micro Exfoliant
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Meliora | Laundry Powder
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Pure Radiance Supreme Eye Cream
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Self-Tanner Body Lotion
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Soap Stick for Laundry Stain Remover
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Thorn Bite Peptide Plump Creme Lip Oil
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Wild Bergamot Body Wash
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Wild Bergamot Hand Wash
What we read
- Comedogenicity literature; acne clinic consensus lists · reviewed Sep 2026
Every other ingredient, with the same treatment.











