Yes! But you can make it even more effective by doing the following:

After getting out of the shower, spray the affected areas with Apple Cider vinegar. (It will burn like hell for a couple minutes, but it will ultimately be worth it.) Let the vinegar air dry and then apply the coconut oil.

Do this to your skin again before you go to bed at night.

(You might smell like a weird salad for an hour or so, but the odor does fade.)

To speed recovery, replace ALL of your cooking oils/butters with organic coconut oil and consume the equivalent of one to two tbsp. of the oil each day.

You can further your healing by consuming a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar mixed in 6-8 ounces of water twice a day, AFTER MEALS, once in the morning and once at night. It tastes gross, so you can add some stevia to it to sweeten it up. (Avoid adding any real or artificial sugars, as this will slow down your healing.

In a couple of days you will notice the eczema getting dry and "tight". Keep going. This means it is working. It will start to flake off and you will see new, pink skin beginning to emerge.

Keep up the treatment for at least a week after the skin appears to be completely healed.

Afterward, keep the coconut oil and cider vinegar in your diet, to prevent flare-ups.

(If you are having a hard time getting used to the coconut oil flavor, look into Asian recipes. Thai food is AWESOME, and it uses tons of coconut oil. Plus, their diet is a lot healthier than the typical American diet, which will also serve to clear up your skin.)