liquid coconut oil??(that does not say fractioned on the bottle)

[Prettyinpink]

I took some advise and went looking for the oils i could find locally, and i found some coconut oil, near the usual tins, but this one was liquid. i read the ingredients and it said 100% coconut oil.

Can i use this in formulas that require fractioned coconut oil, as all i know about FCO is that it does not soldify in room temprature like this one, and has no odor.

TIA

[BLSoaps]

Coconut Oil melts at 76 degrees. If it was warm (it sure has been here!), it could have simply been melted Coconut Oil. If it wasn't, then unless there's something I don't know about Coconut Oil, someone's lying on that label....

[Prettyinpink]

Thanks lindsay, they were in bottles in the cooking section of the store and i looked at all angles of the bottle to try and get more clues, but i had none! so i decided to come and ask here!

you are so helpful thanks:yay:

[Jadryga]

It's warm here (all year round), so virgin coconut oil is always liquid at room temperature. The exceptions are in air-conditioned rooms. I have a bottle of virgin coconut oil from Manila that is perfectly clear at room temperature. If I leave the air-conditioner on at night though, it's all cloudy in the morning

Easy test would simply be to pop it in the fridge for an hour if you're not sure.