Can I coconut oil as a eyelid moisturizer?

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Gabby M.

May 25, 2014

Gabby M.

I'd think its too oily, but maybe if you use a really small amount it should be fine :) just try it out and see if it gets too greasy on your skin after a while.

Cass F.

May 25, 2014

Cass F.

I would recommend just using an eye cream they're specifically made for the eye area, you can't go wrong. With coconut oil, let alone any oil I wouldn't be putting near my eyes.

Gypsy S.

May 25, 2014

Gypsy S.

I'm with Cass on this one love. Better safe than sorry😉

Traci L.

May 25, 2014

Traci L.

Coconut oil won't keep your eye skin hydrated for long you should use a cream formulated for your eye area but it won't hurt your eyes I use it all over.

Roz X.

May 25, 2014

Roz X.

Coconut oil is naturally antibacterial so it's great for sealing moisture in lashes and removing eye make up, but as Traci stated, you're not going to get the hydration you're looking for when it comes to your lids. A moisturizer that specifically states it is for the eye area is best for maximum results.

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