Kokoso Baby - Organic Coconut Oil - 100% Natural Baby Oil - Suitable for Sensitive & Eczema-prone Skin - Lightweight & Non-greasy - Anti-inflammatory, Antibacterial - 168g

Very lovely product. I use it to moisturize my baby’s skin and it helped with my baby acne. It smells really nice.

This is a must have for newborns! My son had horrible cradle cap and dry skin used a few other things but this worked almost instantly. I would rub it on his head and eyebrows where he has the cradle cap and the skin would absorb this instantly, after a couple of days the cradle cap was gone. So easy to apply and the quality is amazing. Although the tub is small it is good value for money and has longevity.

Good value for money, great size which last long. Absolutely brilliant with my baby skin care and the only thing what help to heal nappy rash. We have been prescribed steroids which I didn't want to use due to side effects. My last try was coconut oil which finally helped! It melts really easily and absorbs nicely. Easy to put on and the smell is lovely.

I recently tried the Kokoso Baby Coconut Oil (168 g jar) and absolutely love it—it’s become a firm favourite for both my baby’s skin and my own!✨ Why It’s Great:100% organic, raw virgin coconut oil, with no added fragrances or chemicals—just pure goodness .Ultra-lightweight and non-greasy: it melts beautifully in your hands, glides on easily, absorbs quickly, and keeps skin soft without feeling oily .🍼 Skin Benefits:Worked wonders on dry patches, cradle cap, baby acne, and even as a nappy-change barrier—parents rave about seeing noticeable improvements within days .Ideal for sensitive or eczema-prone skin; it's dermatologist tested and pediatrician approved .🌿 Multi-Purpose & Sustainable:Perfect as a baby massage oil, facial moisturizer, hair conditioner, and even makeup remover.Comes in a recyclable BPA‑free jar, with eco-conscious production (organic certification, ethical sourcing, ocean plastic offsets) .💷 Value for Money:A little goes a long way—one jar lasts for months.Though it retails around £7–£8, many users find it worth every penny for its purity and effectiveness .---In summary: if you're after a versatile, natural, effective skincare staple for your baby (or yourself), you really can’t go wrong with Kokoso. Soft, smooth skin with nothing nasty added—brilliant from bath-time balm to daily moisturizer.

Nice texture obviously with it being coconut oil it is a hard texture so needs to be rubbed/warmed in fingers before use.Perfect for dry skin on my baby and toddler.Aesthetically pleasing tub for my nappy candy.

I don't know what i would've done without it.Baby had severe,tried all the body lotions ,oils but nothing worked .Remembered had it,and was specifically for the hair but turns out is the best for her skin aswell.Smells good and lasts longer.

Pros:✅ Lightweight, non-greasy texture✅ Great for my baby’s sensitive skin✅ Multipurpose – works as a moisturizer, cradle cap treatment, and massage oil✅ Mild, pleasant coconut scentCons:❌ Solid at cooler temperatures (needs warming up)My Experience:I’ve been using Kokoso Coconut Oil for my baby’s skin since day 1 suggested by my paediatrician and it’s been amazing. It melts quickly, absorbs well, and leaves the skin soft without feeling greasy. It worked great for dry patches and cradle cap, and I also use it for baby massage.this one doesn’t have an overpowering scent of coconut, which is nice. The only minor downside is that it solidifies in colder weather, but it melts easily when rubbed between my hands.Overall, it’s a high-quality, gentle coconut oil that’s worth it for babies and even adults!

Was recommended this item to use on newborn by the nhs midwife as was told not to use products containing chemicals on newborn skin since it is so delicate.Baby tolerated this well and I can see a difference in his skin texture and flaky skin after a few uses. Recommend for effectiveness, with minimal scent and natural ingredients.Value for money wise can find cheaper alternatives in the cooking isle in the supermarket but these are usually in bottles whereas this is more convenient to use.