Coconut Oil Can Change Your Life
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Coconut Oil Can Change Your Life

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Coconut Oil Can Change Your Life
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College life can (and does) get hectic. So, finding time to pamper ourselves can get pushed on the back burner. And the fact that most of us are broke college kids, going out and getting our hair done for $$$ is out of the question. But, sometimes, there's a way to get around that.

I know almost all of us want soft, shiny (without the grease!) hair, right? Well, this just might be a simple, yet affordable way to do just that!

The secret to getting soft, shiny hair is to use coconut oil! You just massage it into your scalp two times a week before going to bed. The trick is to leave it in overnight and wash it out with your usual choice of shampoo and conditioner in the morning. It's simple as that.

If you’re wondering why coconut oil is so essential in my hair routine, here is why:

1. Regular massage with coconut oil prevents dandruff or lice from ever forming on your head.

2. It repairs damaged hair and allows re-growth of hair.

3. Coconut oil replaces the natural oils your hair loses on a daily basis.

AND besides all the hair benefits, coconut oil is a great stress reliever. When you feel a searing headache coming on, slather on some coconut oil and feel the days stress wash right off! I know we'll all be feeling the pain during finals week for sure...

So, what are you waiting for?! Open up a bottle of coconut oil and feel your hair rejuvenate!

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