
“Thoda sa coconut oil lagake, thoda sa rub rub rub... aapke chehre pe aayega ek naya glow ka club.”Yes, ma’am. That jar of coconut oil sitting in your kitchen is not just for paranthas or oil pulling. Your nani was on to something — coconut oil + face massage = glow game strong. And today, we’re not just romanticizing it — we’re breaking it down, derm-approved and DIY-tested. 😮💨
But before you start slathering yourself like a dosa tawa, read this. I’ll spill the benefits, the red flags, and the exact technique that won’t clog your pores and break your trust. 👇
Coconut oil isn’t just an old-school hack — it’s a whole science-backed hydrator. It contains medium-chain fatty acids (mostly lauric acid) that give it antimicrobial properties, plus it's rich in vitamin E and antioxidants that nourish your skin from the outside in.
Now add a gentle facial massage to the mix — it boosts blood circulation, de-puffs your face, and even supports lymphatic drainage. Basically, it’s your free at-home facelift… without needles or napkins.
And if you’re wondering: "Doesn’t it clog pores?" We’ll get to that in a bit. But first, let’s look at all the juicy perks 🍶

🧠 Pro Tip: Coconut oil molecules are smaller than some other oils, which allows better penetration — but that also means: don’t go overboard.
“Jisme chipkana ho, usse pyaar kam karna hi behtar hota hai.” 😬Yes, coconut oil has its baggage.
Skip or limit use if you:
Patch test is non-negotiable. What works for your bestie’s cheek might not vibe with your T-zone.
Step-by-Step Flow: 5 to 10 Mins Max
🌿 Use fingers or facial tools (gua sha, roller) — but be extra gentle if using tools with oil.

🧪 Pro Tip: Store-bought blends may contain preservatives or fragrance — always read the label.

✨ Verdict? Coconut oil is your glow booster for dry/normal skin nights. Rotate with lighter oils if you're breakout-prone.
A. You can, but you shouldn’t. Stick to 2–3 times a week unless your skin is super dry.
A. For acne-prone or oily skin — yes, it might. Use a lighter oil instead or avoid it entirely.
A. In small amounts, yes. It’s great for dryness — but avoid if you're prone to milia.
A. If it feels heavy or sticky, yes. Otherwise, blot gently and follow with a toner or moisturizer.
A. Preferably no. It’s best at night, unless you’re staying indoors.
So here’s the tea, bestie — coconut oil face massage is not a miracle, but it is a mood. When done right, it softens your skin, soothes your stress, and makes you feel like you just came out of a ₹5,000 facial — for ₹5.
But just like your ex, not everyone can handle that much oil. So patch test, start slow, and always — always — listen to your skin.
“Thoda oil, thoda pyaar, thoda time — aur aapki skin bolegi, ‘main to teri deewani ho gayi.’” 🎶
Want to pair it with a pro facial massage? Book our Salon at Home service from The Monsha’s and get the coconut glow delivered straight to your couch 🛋️✨Call 9599470951 or visit www.themonshas.com