Bottom line, it can be used anywhere and on anything. 

• Moisturizer: When I get out of the shower, I use my coconut oil as an all over moisturizer. It benefits your skin with antioxidants, its fatty, and antibacterial properties. Coconut oil minimizes the signs of aging, scars, boosts nutrients, helps nourish skin, protect skin, and also can help tighten skin. Coconut oil helps bolster your skin's protective barrier layer, trapping moisture inside and keeping skin supple and hydrated. Coconut oil has anti-inflammatory properties, making it beneficial for irritated, chafed skin.
• Makeup Remover: I really don't like wearing eye makeup but when I do, it's always a hassle to get it off after. My eyes are very sensitive, so I've been using coconut oil for years since it’s a gentle makeup remover. Coconut oil breaks up water-resistant substances used in eye shadow and mascara.
• Hair Mask: Coconut oil serves as a great hair mask and leave-in treatment because it moisturizes and seals it in your hair. This will help prevent a dry, flaky scalp, dandruff, split ends, and hair breakage after a long summer exposure to salty oceans and styling tool.
• Massage oil: well, this one is pretty clear, it can be used anywhere.
• Cooking oil: Use it for your favorite salad dressing or any of your favorite recipes.
• Oil pulling for gum health: Oil pulling is also known as swishing a spoon of coconut oil in your mouth for 5-10 minutes and then spitting it out. This process helps eliminate bacterial growth in your mouth thus decreasing plaque buildup on your teeth and reducing inflammation to fight gum disease