Virgin Coconut Oil | Flo Chinyere

[@FloChinyere]

Purest Virgin Coconut Oil >> kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIKZfIypfNOrpbs

[@catwoman9003]

All Nigerian Recipes Hi do you leave the coconut oil in your hair? I don't know why but when I use the liquid form it irritates my scalp. So the only way I can use it is by putting oil in my hair the night brfor wash day.

[@smfarhan7161]

hello sis, can i make this oil with dried coconut?

[@ricardogallegos2016]

I tried but it didn’t work. The crust didn’t form. It was so thin and never got hard. I don’t know what I did wrong. I followed the instructions

[@senteitbc5464]

How long we can keep this cream please do reply

[@josephmwangi2334]

Hello did you store the coconut milk in the freezer or the other parts. Please tell me

[@adawahyu]

there's hundred even thousands video about Virgin Coconut Oil (VCO) but almost all is fullish video, but your video is Real DIY VCO, many people even doesn't understand what is the meaning "Virgin" in Coconut Oil, so they put all video about how to make it by cooking Coconut Milk, Virgin it meaning non heating/ non cooking Coconut Oil, this is awesome video, hope so there's no miss understand again about VCO. thanks for your great idea to chilled it in the refrigerator before processed to be oil,

[@rosygirl4937]

adawahyu now i see whats mean virgin ...thank you adawahyu thank you nigerya girl..i love negerya people

[@AnochZS]

No! The meaning of "virgin coconut oil" is that it starts with fresh coconut and not copra. These are the methods that can be used to separate the oil from the water to make virgin coconut oil: boiling, fermentation, refrigeration, enzymes and mechanical centrifuge. The method that she used in this video was refrigeration. There is no such thing as extra virgin coconut oil, it is just the same with virgin coconut oil. Hope this helps :) Read more

[@eliidowu3917]

THANKS YOU VERY MUCH FOR VIRGIN COCONUT OIL VIDEO. AWESOME EXPLANATION!!

[@sethrollin8450]

so this is it..thanks bro. i saw many video...they just comment that not virgin...but dont explain why and how to do it..you make it clear..

[@tediyitediyi9525]

Interesting, so how do you turn the cream to oil?

[@Bella-pg6nf]

"because I am Nigerian!" I love this video and that it's virgin oil.

[@Yunginspirit]

This is the most practical, wise and helpful video of them all re how to make coconut oil of the purest kind too. Thank you!

[@prettynikki3667]

My favorite version thus far, simple easy, and because of her I make this regularly thanks for sharing

[@janehajny5849]

I love how you use everything! I hate waste.

[@TheLadyrella]

Lovely video. I made mine last year and tried using it for my hair like I hear people say but I got the greatest shock of my life. It made my hair as strong as almost iron. I regretted and that as the end of coconut cream for me. I immediately turned it to oil and used for my skin.

[@ՌովՍեպ]

Compared to other tutorials I watched you make it so easy to make VCO, thanks.

[@myaquan8140]

You are INTELLIGENT and you are PERFECT in what you do! Thank you so much my sister. 199% perfect video!

[@laurynemilifestyle6681]

This woman sabi manage oo.. There shall be no wastage.. I love my Nigerian people

[@iknow1270]

O my gosh, cracking those coconuts was very hard to do, lol, guess it wasn't mature. The coconut juice was yuky lol not sweet. To take off the brown peel was very hard also lol...I followed everything, right now it's in the fridge, can't wait to check it in the morning....yay 💜💛💚💙

[@sweetchocalate21704]

You're always on point! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and gifts! God Bless You💕💕💕💕💕

[@Mera_Nivesh]

I am Indian. I like your method of making virgin coconut oil. Thanks for making vital video. Keep it up. May God Bless You.

[@cleodaley166]

That was awesome. As a child In Jamaica we would boil down the coconut juice with salt fish or makerel and color it with anatto seed. Then we would eat it with roast breadfruit or boiled banana. It was plate licking good! We used it for hair oil, face cream and body lotion.

[@mikehunt6215]

Cleo Daley I love rundung.

[@veronmae7990]

To Date This is the most educational video I have seen on youtube..Thank you very much, so original and unique.

[@josephmwangi2334]

This is the best video of the best. I did this just using one coconut and It worked. Alot of coconut cream was there. Thanks so much God bless you. You are a life saver. I 😍 😍 😍 your video the best of all

[@nuliveronica5524]

people always do videos on how to make coconut,but yours is perfect...well done

[@smokeweed9463]

U r the amongst the rest of the other KZbin videos, your method is so easy and the best. Thank u.

[@shaniquewilliams3954]

Made the virgin coconut oil and it turned out well 😊😊

[@TobechukwuElijah]

This marvelous video got thumbs down. I still wonder why some people can't see and appreciate good things.

[@AlyInTheKitchen]

I'm about to run out and buy a gang of coconuts so i can make of of these wonderful things you've shared! Thank you!!!!

[@FloChinyere]

hehehe I hope you got them! ;)

[@overlanddriven6346]

I watched all of your videos so that I was able to learn everything Nigerian. For my fiance who is Nigerian as well. She spoke about how her grandmother wasn't able to pass on the history of making the lotion for her hair and the flour etc. So when she came home from work one day I had milk, the lotion, and flour. Even some moi moi . She was so shocked and told me now on instead of paying big money for her lotion she depends on me making it now :) ṣeun fun awọn fidio rẹ

[@evahart9287]

"I blend that chaff again just because i am Nigerian" This cracked me up =D =D

[@FloChinyere]

:D

[@Bella-pg6nf]

Eva U-This was my favorite part! hehehehe

[@epelleamarachi899]

Me too😂

[@vickyiliaens1000]

hahahah same here ! and damn right too LOL !!!

[@praisefrank9250]

lol

[@chiomyvnatural5412]

I was just about asking you to make a video on this solid coconut oil cos I really need it to mix with my share butter mixture. all the video I've watched from brazilians concerning this is just so complicated like having to pour all in a bottle and then cutting with knife the next day or having to put in oven for 48hrs followed by other tedious processes, it's just so complicated, so happy I found this video really wish it could be translated to Portuguese lang. so the brazilians will learn, thanks my sister you're the best chef on youtube, God bless you

[@mariamajasminemohammed6192]

Wow! You're a genius. Thank you for this. I'm trying it out ASAP.

[@julianachiamakaobiekwe5932]

Your knowledge on domestic stuff baffles me, keep it up dear

[@yougonnalearnsomeday]

This was very informative!!!! Now I can stop wasting my money on coconut oil,water and flour. I didn't know the process was so effortless. Thank you

[@isabelaescala9339]

You gonna learn some day EFFORTLESS??????????? Did you do it? It took me like 5 hours!!!! Totaly worth it tho

[@naturallyme6261]

Isabela Escala each time I do this I wonder why I have to peel the brown off and my palms chaff!

[@phantomcat5653]

I love jus how she demonstrates it's uses

[@vickyiliaens1000]

Hi , I'm stopping by again to just say " Very big thanks !!! '' . I used to do it wrong before ! Now I see when I compare with wath I have now ! Thanx to this method ? Out of 2 nuts I have now 3 big filled yars ! before I use to have just a little bit like a few teaspoons ! It got already hard on the water once I squeezed that chaff ! Couldn't believe my eyes and that smile opening that fridge ? :D yup big one because after it was chilled it had a BIG THICK layer on top ! So did it how you did and got like really much . And I kept the coconutwater for Nigerian dishes !! Can't eat better ! thank you so much ! you rock ! xoxo

[@ZroeBG]

Hello, can you please tell what did you do before and after and what is the diference

[@MrSfein1]

I am going to try this...we have lots of coconuts that just drop out of the trees here and I have been buying coconut oil through online vendors, so it seems a no-brainer. Wish me luck because I have an impressive history of turning well-intentioned DIY projects into household disasters...

[@MrsLorenaMaria]

Me encanta! You just blew my mind, I had no idea this is how coconut oil is made. You just gave me the best idea for cool homemade Christmas present!

[@FloChinyere]

Me elegro Lorena. And great idea to give these out as Christmas presents. :)

[@AmenkhetiQueen]

How can I give as gifts if it spoils so fast?. Sad, thought I could make for Christmas gifts but I'm not sure how unless the person uses it immediately. Please help!

[@AmenkhetiQueen]

Please tell how you give as gifts if it spoils so fast. Need help!

[@FloChinyere]

Sorry I just saw this. You can keep it in the freezer. Wrap it on the day you will give it out and leave instructions for them to freeze it as soon as they receive it.

[@nennyberry2293]

I love the way you talk!! So sweet and full of life❤️❤️❤️

[@75afsheen]

I wish I could give you 100 thumbs up for this informative video .... thanks n love from Pakistan

[@shermainemcdonald1721]

Wow never seen coconut oil made this way looks good.

[@mimio008]

"I blend again BECAUSE, I'm Nigerian..." LOL, where is that Like button??

[@faridayanney7624]

Serious o

[@naomidelmoral7844]

love your videos and your personality .. you remind me of my aunt that pass away . thanks for everything

[@hollyrose-farquharson9118]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video.

[@ghchic2568]

so that's the difference. making it look like one is organic. thank you so much for this vid😊

[@FloChinyere]

The difference between the other coconut oil and this one?

[@andrewtran9651]

You're awesome , I will try to make ( myself ) coconut cream n virgin coconut oil that you showed .

[@ritachinwendushuaibu1616]

Nice

[@ronnieguntalidad4157]

I think your idea is what I need most, the most appropriate way to nurture for my thinning and losing hair. Hoping that it will work for me 100 percent. Thanks and more power. Have a nice day!

[@OyinboNwunyeCookingChannel]

Hey Mama!! I ve been missing you so much! I have done this years ago before I started to vlog and used as a base for anti-mosquito body cream. I added vetiver essential oil into that and it worked very perfectly at that time. Been too lazy to continue making it for myself and forgotten until I ve seen this video of yours!! love it!! If you allow a "child to teach a mother how to make babies" I would advice you to use the cheesee making wooden press to squize out all that coconut water just overnight or within a few hours. Just with caution of using a chifon cloth or a thick gauze for it because unlike cheesse this oil my not hold as solid in that press. As you are making alot of it for hair and other purposes I hope this tip will be useful!! I hail you as always this is a wonderful video and I am waiting for that coconut flour video!!!

[@FloChinyere]

Thanks for that mosquito repellent info. I will look for the vetiver essential oil. lol @ child teaching mother to make babies! Not at all, we all learn from each other. Those looking to make virgin coconut oil in large quantities (possibly for commercial purposes) will definitely find that great info you shared helpful. Thanks for sharing. :) But what else can the cheese press be used for? I ask because you know me very well, any kitchen equipment that I will not use very often does not come into my kitchen. :D :D

[@OyinboNwunyeCookingChannel]

All Nigerian Recipes Akamu! Definitely akamu. You know when you are squeezing the final water from akamu with your hands or press it with a heavy object? Thats the moment to use cheesee press. Not to mention cheese itself!! Basicaly all proucts which need that final water squeeze will use the press. Butter also, if you making yours at home (I do, with a BLENDER :D) Its also great for shaping products into blocks, like butter again, or even that same akamu will have the final block shape like a big butter cube. :D :D Mama me be small pikin in d kitchn compare to u so i no even feel comfortable giving ur lessons! U r Nigerian food GOD and you thought me alot of things!! xx

[@FloChinyere]

Nwunye, thank you! You've given me some pointers from this our discussion. Virgin Coconut Oil is something I make quite often because I use it a lot. So with your tips, the next time I make it I will tie it up like akamu in a muslin bag then place my heavy Nigerian mortar on it like I did in my akamu and cassava fufu videos so that all the water will seep out. But chai! My nwunye ... you pass pesin o! I do not make lots of things at home as often as people think. Eg Akamu, grinding it with my blender is not something I look forward to. I prefer the heavy duty machines found in Nigerian markets; so that task is reserved for Nigeria. I think the last time I made akamu from scratch was 2 years ago. :D For butter and cheese, I don't think I will ever make those LOL, we don't even eat those two that often. Well done o!

[@OyinboNwunyeCookingChannel]

All Nigerian Recipes Its my pleasure!! Sure its a great idea not to buy the chessee press when u r not these diary eater :D replacemen with just a bowl ad a heavy object will do the job properly, too! I am just the one who loves all these gadgets.. lol if i could i would buy all these gadgets in the world and make sure to use them in my kitchen, hahaha :D For this ur akamu i dont even beieve u, u seriously seem to be cooking at least 3 things A DAY, lol!!! We now moved to Ghana two weeks ago and I found out that Ghanians acctualy make and eat their own cowmilk cheese! Imagine onye ocha happiness seeing cheese sold on the street... kai, it was truly! :D My best greetings mama lovely to have this little chat with you again xx am waiting for that high fibre coconut flour oh!! :D

[@FloChinyere]

hahahaha! You see what I'm saying? :D Everyone seems to think that all I do is cook. Will you believe me if I say that I only cook because we need to eat? :D You will never see me heavily experimenting in the kitchen o. So yes, I make these videos but mostly because people request them. That is why you will not see me trying all the fancy food fusion and "craze" that you see in the Nigerian cooking community. I love our classic traditional food so much and my husband is not someone that wants to try food that deviates much from our classic food either so my darling, I do not cook that much at all. I spend most of my spare time on new technology and web related stuff because that really is where my passion is. This is why when you say I am the Nigerian food whatever LOL, I just laugh. I may know how to explain my own cooking but that's about it dear. For the gadgets, I am the exact opposite. If I want to try a recipe and the person starts whipping out all these gadgets, I will just click away because I am someone that believes that you only need to buy some kitchen equipment if you are a caterer or you own a restaurant. Some of them may save time but when you add the time you need to take it out of the box, clean it, use it and then clean it again ... mmmh, I would have finished doing what I need to do the traditional way. Take it from someone who uses a pot cover as meat pie cutter. :D :D Meanwhile I now have a meat pie cutter at home but it is tucked away in a cupboard somewhere. I have to go find it, clean it, use it and clean it again? Mbanu! And it's so awkward using that tool. Really? You are now in Ghana? Wow! Yes, Ghanaians are more into what we Nigerians call "oyibo food". Cheese is quite commonly eaten in Northern Nigeria but that's about it. There is no industry to turn it into a nationwide delicacy. I sometimes add it to my salad and that's it. O yes, the coconut flour will be published soon because I have recorded most of the video. I just need to edit it. :)xxx

[@DebraDNuahn]

Thanks so much,now my skin n natural hair will be great, without spending a lot of money on coconut oil😍😍😍

[@هديرالمصريه]

madam, i have a question for you , should not you let the coconut milk ferment in room temperature before cooling it ?

[@tinaagare273]

Fine question. Bcs m curfuse too

[@Immortalstar.]

thanks so much for showing on how to make this fresh from home. Will be trying this in a few days, blessings to you always

[@vballer2014]

amazing. You're amazing! thanks for sharing this. I can't wait to see the coconut flour video!

[@amritkaurkhalsa5345]

Wow! From all the videos I have seen on how to do coconut oil this is the best I like from all. Thnx a lot for all your work and for sharing, hand up.

[@mosmith2286]

can I also ingest this coconut oil, I heard it is very good for memory! thank you for sharing.

[@excellencei.e.7655]

Molissa Smith Its edible

[@daughterofelohim7]

I really like this method. Most especially the fact that u used both the water and chaff. Thats exactly how i'll do it, because I'm Nigerian too.😁😁😁

[@ap2301]

Thanx Mam, this is amazing , love ur channel.....all the way from India

[@mumo1477]

ami

[@ccecillia1157]

Just because I am a Nigerian I will practice this one cos is the real one 👍🤩❤️

[@missdigioia]

Making some for myself and my mother in law , thanks for sharing

[@lucitavillaflores9885]

Thanks for sharing. It's the best video for DIY coconut oil. I used this for my Grandkids dry skin.

[@manjukukreti8808]

Nice.....but I think it's coconut cream rather....

[@natrlgrl]

I'm glad you said it. That's coconut cream, not oil.

[@tediyitediyi9525]

natrlgrl how do you get out the oil then?

[@natrlgrl]

@@tediyitediyi9525 you either have to boil it down until the oil seperates, or do the cold process method.

[@rojanehru3843]

It's virgin coconut oil... It will look creamy... If its heated it is normal coconut oil...

[@dproffessa]

Coconut oil solidifies at room temperature

[@ngozichristiana4841]

Thanks a lot , all your videos are on point .

[@AJCiti]

This is awesome thanks so much for sharing

[@gardenofedencoltd..3048]

Mama thank you very much. You have given me a vacation for free. May God guide and bless you

[@aylagismat5494]

Hahaha 😂 "because I'm Nigerian" 😂 good recipe.Thank you

[@cerahiyah1]

I love Nigerians thx for sharing I am subscribing right now👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@MremboOne]

You are AMAZING!! Is there anything you can't do? I bet you could chop down a tree and build a house too 😁. Thanks for another great video.

[@FloChinyere]

LOL That's in my bucket list. :D :D You're awesome!

[@toshiyukisuzuki7610]

All Nigerian Recipes hi there All Nigerian! i love your vibe, the practicality and usefulness of your vids and just the overall positiveness and love i feel when i watch your vids. God bless always!

[@patsynarine6346]

toshiyuki suzuki pa

[@patsynarine6346]

Love your work from Trinidad

[@patsynarine6346]

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[@ObieNina]

I did it... Just to let you know, that I made it... Yeah... And since my first experience, I followed every step from your recipe and I apload it on my Facebook, some of my friends asked me to make this vco for them... I think it's a good thing for business Hahaha... Thank you Mam... Huge thanks to you.

[@agirlcanmack]

Amazing! Didn't know it was so easy to make. Thanks for sharing ;)

[@carrecmesquita8168]

I am so happy to meet you and your marvellous works in our lives I will be always grateful to you ,thanks for sharing your knowledge.

[@FloChinyere]

You are welcome. :)

[@fogamah6477]

tonga n island foods andhistory

[@deyojames1728]

nice video. I think you could have whipped it a little longer

[@Peachie4011]

Coconut oil is beautiful stuff. I'm going to have to try making some at home.

[@josephrodrick6451]

How Long can the coconut milk be kept, and how would this milk be stored for later use

[@nantukitol1548]

Joseph Rodrick

[@michellegomez5429]

Joseph Rodrick One Lady from another video said she still has hers & it's been 2 months in the fridge...

[@smpatwardhan]

Good video. Technically this is coconut cream though and not oil. Idea of using fridge for separating it from water is really good.

[@Bella-pg6nf]

I don't understand do what I'm doing wrong that it never gets hard on top?

[@FloChinyere]

Update: Watch this video to see if it gives you an idea of what to do: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqKnlJavr8Z3isk -------------------------------------- I honestly do not know what is happening. A lot of people seem to have this problem but I honestly do not do any other thing when preparing this oil. I only do what I show in the video. No other tricks. I wish I can bring you all into my kitchen while making it next time. This works so well that in winter, you don't even need to put it in the fridge. Once the milk is chilled, the oil will congeal and you take it out. I wish I can solve this problem but it is beyond me because I have done this countless times and each time, I just put it in the fridge and it hardens. Maybe try and buy very mature coconuts, maybe the ones you used are not mature enough, that's the only reason I can think of. Or maybe there's something in the water you are using, like some kind of natural mineral in the water that is preventing the oil from solidifying. I'm sorry I may just be babbling but I am trying to think of what can make this go wrong and it's either the coconut or the water as those are the 2 ingredients used in making this. I am sorry that I can't help all of you having this problem because it is very strange to me, I have never experienced it.

[@Bella-pg6nf]

Just letting you know that you are AWESOME! I LOVE your channel and recipes! I saw some other videos and leaving it out for a few hours and THEN putting it in the refrigerator makes it more firm.

[@Bella-pg6nf]

I'm ready for you to bring me to your kitchen !😜 My dream come true!

[@schalkespringer]

If you live in a city and have chlorinated water I don't think it makes solids as well. I tried this with tap water(chlorine) and bottled spring water. The tap water from my city (which is very heavy on chlorine here because of disease naturally in our lakes) and it only made very little solids compared to the bottled, mineralised water. Maybe this can help you.

[@FloChinyere]

Jacqueline Affinito aww! 😍😍😍

[@mysticgold1947]

I love your presentation ..its simple honest and very efficient..Thank you!!

[@notyourpieceofcake]

This coconut oil "NEVER HAD SEX" 😂😂😂

[@leotaulealea6855]

U IDIOT

[@senteitbc5464]

😂😂😂😂

[@tracyphils7143]

eradicatedsoul hahaha true

[@lindabeatriz3912]

El mejor vídeo que he visto para hacer aceite de coco

[@beckysilky2868]

Quite helpful.

[@i.joannav.c1994]

THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO I HAVE RUN INTO!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!! When it comes to nut processing, no one tops african ladies! Not to mention Ghana for karitè. Lovely entertainment while you help me make things on my own. Hugs from Costa Rica xxoo

[@saraliciouschic7602]

pls post how to use the flour

[@patakumabor7785]

Dry the Coconut Flour then use it to make swallow by adding a tablespoon of Psylium Husk to a cup measure of the flour while turning it on the fire until it is cooked.

[@jimmyzea8760]

I love your voice, is so calming. thank you for your recipes

[@justinaoyaluna6116]

This is very interesting. But please, it is true that using coconut oil as body cream darkens one skin. Please reply ma.

[@FloChinyere]

I guess it depends on body type. I do not use it regularly on my skin. The best is to try it and see how it works for your skin.

[@justinaoyaluna6116]

Ok, thanks.

[@divineteaching4450]

Sister this is amazing,, we so need to go back to making natural products.. God bless will share..

[@janaabreu]

I thought this was coconut cream and not coconut oil... Good to know

[@shayaamuhammad3148]

Yes, this is technically coconut cream!! However all the coconut oil is contained in this coconut cream... I was expecting as well a more thinner, oilier consistency as well, since we're talking about coconut oil. However this can still be used on the skin and is very healthy :-)

[@ppgab]

This is more like coconut butter

[@maddyl.9065]

I think you boil until brown things form. Run it through a cheese cloth and then pop it into the fridge. Dont quote me on this ^-^

[@juliethholmes9340]

Its the same cz when u put this cream on your skin it gets melted nd becomes oil.. Lol why people just "supose" before to try? Come on i invite u to try this ^-^

[@slayshay_t467]

My first time watching a video of yours, and I got to say i love your spirit. Watching this video actually made me smile that plus your knowledge, just makes your channel irresistible.

[@lolableu4343]

Thank you so much......the best& easier method to make coconut cream!!

[@TetheredLove]

You are amazing! Definitely will do this. Your voice is so soothing too!

[@L.MicheleB]

Your method is easy...Im gonna go with how YOU make it...THANKS!!!

[@DeeRose]

ive been watching your videos for years and i absolutely love them... thank you for taking your time to make such great content

[@droplake9010]

Mama ooh Thank You for this video. I will try it here in Kenya. God bless u

[@cc6755]

i love how you did not waste any ingredient, being an Indian, I can relate how much you want t use every gram of that coconut

[@givenmutale7303]

Am Zambian en am seeing this for the first time nice video thanks looking forward to more videos

[@rabiashah6597]

thank u sharing a wonderful method of coconut oil

[@nilsacamacho720]

I love that you explain step by step i am going to try to make some for my dog she needs to take 1 teaspoon a to help with her digested her food i been buying it but if i could make it is even better thank you .

[@Dano-uf8ys]

The oil looks more like coconut butter but thanks for the demo. Now I know how to make coconut oil and butter.

[@optimisticsoul2338]

2 years after the video was made, I not only subscribed yesterday after the ogbono soup now this? Where have I been?? Love you and love your sence of humour. 😚😊😁

[@chiaraconsoli3567]

I LOVE YOUUU thank you sooooo much!!!! 😍😍😍😍 this is the only recipe that I followed that really worked. Finally I got my coconut oil. Thank you very much!!! ♥️♥️♥️

[@francinewade4620]

Great thank God and thank you God bless the more we live the more we learn I just see this way to do it ok bye till next time again

[@315315Barbara]

Thank you. You explained it very well. Greetings from Japan

[@dimarhuzz2254]

Trying this out today. Coconut Oil tomorrow 🤙🏽✌🏽

[@roxy79]

Nice and thank you for sharing your idea about how to make the pure virgin coconut oil, I will try this to make and to use too😊

[@cctoocoolforyou]

Wow so it's easier than the oil form... I will try this later

[@runainoriginal]

wow! amazing way to do the oil,i cant wait to made it in my home,thankyou !!thankyou & thankyou

[@gabid.7812]

This video is ridiculously amazing! Thank you!

[@YayaDIYCreations]

I love this!! I will definitely give it a try on my channel 😊🙌🏽❤️

[@thegracedlifenetwork8812]

Thank you so much aunty Flo. Please if using a transparent container, should it be fridged before separating the oil?

[@egoyibochris4167]

thank you so much, simplified and clarified. please which blender do you use