The Benefits of Body Oils + Body Butters

Why Oils + Butters Are the Real Secret to Soft, Glowing Skin

If you want that smooth, radiant, coconut-kissed glow, you don’t choose between body oil and body butter — you understand how they work together.

Oils and butters serve different purposes, and when layered correctly, they create long-lasting hydration that keeps your skin soft all day.

Let’s break it down.


🥥 Benefits of Body Oils

Body oils are lightweight and deeply nourishing. They absorb into the skin to:

• Restore moisture after showering
• Enhance natural glow
• Improve skin elasticity
• Reduce the appearance of dullness
• Lock in hydration when applied to damp skin

Oils are especially powerful when applied right after a shower while your skin is still slightly wet. They seal in water and prevent moisture loss.

Coconut girl tip: Warm the oil between your palms before pressing into your skin. Press, don’t rush.


🥥 Benefits of Body Butters

Body butters are thicker and richer. They act as a protective barrier that:

• Prevents moisture from escaping
• Soothes dry, rough patches
• Softens elbows, knees, and heels
• Supports long-term skin smoothness
• Adds a creamy, luxurious finish

Shea butter and mango butter are especially powerful for dry skin because they nourish deeply and provide lasting comfort.

Body butter is your skin’s protective blanket.


🥥 Why Layering Is the Ultimate Glow Hack

Here’s the coconut girl method:

  1. Shower

  2. Apply body oil to damp skin

  3. Follow with whipped body butter

  4. Focus on extra-dry areas

Oil hydrates.
Butter seals.
Together? Chef’s kiss hydration.


✨ Who Should Use Both?

If you experience:

• Ashy skin by mid-day
• Tightness after showering
• Seasonal dryness
• Rough texture

You will benefit from layering both.

Dry skin isn’t a flaw — it’s just a sign your skin needs deeper nourishment.


Coconut Girl Mantra

“Hydration is not optional. It’s a form of self-respect.”