PURA D'OR 100% Pure USDA Organic Vegetable Glycerin Premium Grade Derived from Coconut Oil 24 Fl oz

I found this glycerin to be of good quality. I had never used coconut glycerin and my only observation was it was a little thinner than the corn based glycerin I've used in the past. But, it still did the job in my DIY EO hand sanitizers and hydrsol skin moisturizer sprays.

my favorite glycerin! i have super dry skin and make my own moisturizer with this and heritage store rosewater in an 80/20 ish ratio. been using for years and it has transformed my skin! love this product! i need to moisturize head to toe daily, im talking ever crevice or else i have dry itchy skin and one bottle lasts me about 3 months. before i discovered this product i used to spend over $40 a month in lotions etc. this is so much better and natural. A++++!!

works well

I use this right after I step out the shower. I don’t towel off. I apply the glycerin, mixed with my favorite lotion, while my skin is still wet. I don’t recommend using this by itself unless you like feeling greasy. Even diluted I’m still a smidge greasy but I can live with that. Plus I’m still playing around with how much to use.Lastly, I’m don’t know how this glycerin is going to work when warmer temps roll around because it clogs up pores. I have the propensity to sweat so I may have to discontinue. But for now I highly recommend ☺️

I live in a dry climate and have skin sensitivity to many ingredients in lotions. However this is a great moisturizer and skin protectant. It can leave skin feeling sticky at first, but that goes away quickly (I put it on after I shower so it absorbs faster then). Works great for me!

Worked well

For transparency, I’ve only used this product once when review was written.I was looking for something that I could use for my entire body. I used Pura D’or Sweet Almond Oil before this and it worked fine, but it left my skin feeling oily. Maybe I was using too much? Anyway, as stated above I’ve only used this product once, and I already love it. It glides on your skin silky smooth.It’s definitely different in the sense that it feels kind of tacky after drying down, but not sticky. I’ve noticed that it doesn’t absorb into my clothing like the almond oil did. There is zero fragrance. It smells like nothing.I highly suggest that you use this right after your shower or bath when your skin in still dripping with water. It helps dilute the glycerin. Also, glycerin will lock that moisture in your skin. Let your body air dry.If you live in a dryer climate I’d forgo purchasing this. Glycerin pulls moisture from the air if none is present on the body when applying. If your climate is dry it will pull the moisture from the deeper layers of your skin essentially drying you out more. Also, if using on your face it’s recommended that you dilute it using rose water.

Works great to kill the yeast on my scalp. I used to use nizoral, but that would only keep that weird smell away for a day and a half. I mix this glycerin with some peppermint essential oil and water to apply it. The peppermint is for a sign that I’ve applied it to the entire surface area. The water is to make it easier to apply. I can go four or five days without applying this mixture and the scent won’t come back. I haven’t tried longer than this. It kind of helps with dandruff, but not entirely. It might be because I have scalp psoriasis, not yeast-induced dandruffIt also kills the seborrheic dermatitis on my upper lip (sad that I’ve contracted it recently), but I apply plain glycerin multiple times per day, because I really don’t want it to come back. It also kills any weird smells coming from my belly button. I regularly wash all of these areas with doctor bronners, too. This is for sure a permanent part of my routine