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Fractionated Coconut Oil

$10.00

SKU: FCO

PALM FREE
NEW

Fractionated Coconut Oil does not leave a greasy feel, or stain sheets or massage towels. Superb for massage for babies and the elderly, it is also suited to very fine pores, or where a non-greasy after feel is sought.

It is made from a fractionation process which separates light and solid parts of Coconut Oil. This fractionation leaves the coconut oil very light and allows it to sink right into the skin, and together with the ease with which it washes out of linen, is much sought after by massage therapists.

Also known as "FCO" in the cosmetic and personal care world, it is not a "go to" in Cold Process Soap because that "solid" stearin part has been removed; using regular Coconut Oil for soapmaking will result in harder bars with more lather.  As it contains only the medium triglycerides, means that it is always liquid, at all temperatures.  It's an excellent carrier for Essential Oils and Fragrance, and for making lotions and creams "less heavy".

One of our recent discoveries we love is a Fractionated Coconut Oil Butter made with our Butter Easy Sunflower Wax - it's gorgeous on the skin and in formulas.

Fractionated Coconut Oil is very stable and has a virtually indefinite shelf life with no rancidity issues.

CAS #: 85409-09-2
Country of Origin: Germany

Fractionated coconut oil is made by using steam and pressure hydrolysis of coconut oil into glycerol and free fatty acids. The fatty acids are then fractionated into the long- and medium-chain acids before medium-chain acids are recombined with the glycerol to create MCT oil, - See more at: http://www.livestrong.com/article/176921-what-is-fractionated-coconut-oil/#sthash.FqHaxzxf.dpuf
Fractionated coconut oil is made by using steam and pressure hydrolysis of coconut oil into glycerol and free fatty acids. The fatty acids are then fractionated into the long- and medium-chain acids before medium-chain acids are recombined with the glycerol to create MCT oil, - See more at: http://www.livestrong.com/article/176921-what-is-fractionated-coconut-oil/#sthash.FqHaxzxf.dpuf

Note: Our FCO is indeed from coconut oil, not MCT Palm Oil. (MCT = medium chain triglycerides).

Palm Oil Free: Yes
INCI: Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride; or Medium Chain Triglyceride (from Cocos nucifera oil)
Ingredients: Coconut Oil