10 Ways to Use Wildly Organic Craft Oil

There are so many ways you can use coconut oil — from cooking to cleaning to beauty products! Did you know that Wildly Organic Craft Oil is the perfect coconut oil option for all of your non-edible needs?

Wildly Organic actually sells five different coconut oils, all made through different processes and with a variety of flavors and uses. You can learn about each of them in our post about Decoding Coconut Oil Labels: Different Types Of Coconut Oil.

Wildly Organic Craft Oil is one variety of coconut oil, but it contains protein sediments, so it’s meant for external use only. Therefore, it is sold at a lower price and is excellent for crafts, cleaning and beauty products. In fact, we’ll show you 10 ways to use Wildly Organic Craft Oil to get you started!

10 Ways to Use Wildly Organic Craft Oil

Have you ever tried to make your own candles at home? If you’re wanting to learn How To Make An Aromatherapy Candle With Essential Oils, you’re in luck! In only requires a few simple ingredients, including Wildly Organic Craft Oil as the base of these naturally scented candles. They’ll make your home feel cozy and smell lovely!

If you’re a little wary around flames in your house, you can use Wildly Organic Craft Oil to make these DIY Wax Melts instead! Wax melts are a great way to create a soothing scent into your house — without the flame. Instead of buying them at the store, you can easily make them for a fraction of the cost!

#3 – Fix Some Things Around the House

Coconut oil is a powerhouse when it comes to housework. Wildly Organic Craft Oil is particularly useful (and less expensive) when completing tasks that won’t be touching food consumed by humans. Use craft oil to wax your furniture, remove stickers from jars, shine your plants, and more ways around the house!

#4 – Grapefruit & Mint Body Scrub

If you’re prone to having dry skin, especially in the cooler months, you’ll want to whip up a batch of this Grapefruit & Mint Body Scrub using Wildly Organic Craft Oil and Wildly Organic Coconut Sugar. Scented with grapefruit zest and essential oils, this body scrub will naturally exfoliate your skin!

It’s a good thing that Wildly Organic Craft Oil comes in a large container because you’ll definitely want to make this next project. After you’re done exfoliating your skin with your new body scrub, you’ll want to moisturize them with these Soothing Chamomile Hard Lotion Bars. With relaxing chamomile and soothing coconut craft oil in these simple bars, you really can’t go wrong!

Save money and control the ingredients that go into your personal care products by learning How To Make Cold Process Soap. Plus, it cleans so well! Wildly Organic Craft Oil is the main ingredient in this easy soap, along with Wildly Organic Olive Oil and a few other simple ingredients.

Bring on the homemade makeup with this All-Natural Beet Root Lip Tint. Have you ever heard the old wives’ tale that the average woman eats one pound of lipstick a year? Control what goes into your lip tint by making your own at home! Get those rosy lips you’ve been looking for with just a few ingredients!

While we’re making some lip tint, we can’t forget the mascara! Make your own Homemade Non-Toxic Mascara with just 3-ingredients! It costs a fraction of the price of what you can buy at the store. All you need is Wildly Organic Craft Oil, beeswax and activated charcoal. Time to amp up your makeup routine!

Coconut oil is a great product to use for so many beauty hacks. You can use Wildly Organic Craft Oil for beauty hacks from removing makeup from your face, cleaning your makeup brushes, an exfoliating shave scrub, and so much more! It’s one of my favorite 1-ingredient beauty hacks!

Did you know you can use coconut oil in your hair for a deep conditioning treatment? While you can use any coconut oil you’d like, Wildly Organic Craft Oil is the perfect option! Just combine the craft oil with a few other ingredients for a luxurious treatment that will help with your dry hair and scalp!

Which of these 10 ways to use Wildly Organic Craft Oil will you try first?

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