Biso Coco

Biso Coco is a Dutch skincare brand built around a single hero ingredient: coconut oil. It is a brand name of Retailholland, a company registered in Rotterdam, the Netherlands [1]. The brand sells its products directly to consumers through its own website and presents itself as a maker of natural, coconut-based skincare. Its founding year and the name of its founder are not stated on the company's own pages, and there is no public record dating its most recent activity, so its current operating status is unknown [1][2].

According to the company, the brand grew out of one person's frustration. The founder, described as a Creative Director working in New York City, read an article about coconut oil and set out to make a version of her own after, in the brand's words, she "couldn't find a tested, ready to use, beautifully packaged, and convenient version to rival the big names" [3].

Biso Coco traces its origin to that single idea: a tested, well-packaged coconut oil aimed at people who wanted the ingredient without the do-it-yourself effort. The company's account places the founder in New York at the time, working as a Creative Director, though it does not give her name or the year the brand began [3]. The brand's own story page indicates only that it started some years before the page was written, with no concrete date, so a founding year cannot be established from the available sources.

The brand operates under Retailholland, a Dutch company based at Mathenesserlaan 248 in Rotterdam [1]. The company's information page states plainly that "Bisococo is a brandname of Retailholland" and lists a Dutch Chamber of Commerce registration and VAT number [1]. No parent-company changes, acquisitions or sister brands are recorded in the available material.

Biso Coco positions itself as a "skin-care artisan" working in purity, and sums up its approach with what it calls one simple rule: products that are "all-natural, toxin-free, and brought to you beautifully, from the inside out" [3]. The company describes its outlook in similar terms, saying it believes "in purity" and in "a love for natural ingredients and protecting our skin" [3]. That framing places the brand within the broader clean-beauty movement, which favours minimal, naturally derived formulas.

The line is built around pure coconut oil, which the brand says is the sole content of its core product. Its messaging leans on versatility: the same oil is presented as a face and body moisturizer, a makeup remover, a lip treatment, a cuticle and nail conditioner, a pre-shave step and a hair mask. The company also points buyers toward do-it-yourself uses, such as mixing the oil with brown sugar to make a scrub.

The range centres on coconut oil and a small set of related items. Products listed by the brand include an Organic Coconut Oil in a 100ml size, a Coconut Rose Face Mist and Oil, a Coconut Tangerine Coffee Scrub, an Organic Lip Balm and a bundled Glow Set. "Organic" is the value claim the brand attaches most visibly to these products, appearing in several product names.

Alongside the cosmetic uses, the company makes several functional claims for coconut oil. It describes the ingredient as having "anti-fungal and antibacterial properties," and says that as a hair treatment it "promotes hair growth and keeps your hair frizz free" [4]. These are presented as the brand's own statements rather than independently verified findings.

Biso Coco sells chiefly through its own website on a direct-to-consumer basis. Its retail footprint beyond that channel appears limited: Hutspot, a Dutch concept store that had previously stocked the brand, announced it would close permanently at the end of December 2021 [5].

The brand's operating status is unknown. At the time the sources were gathered, its website was live and functional, with active product pages and a working shop, but the company's blog carries no publication dates, so the recency of its activity cannot be pinned down [2]. On the available evidence the brand reads as a small, single-market Dutch indie; there is not enough dated information to confirm that it is still actively trading.