Castor oil is a vegetable oil pressed from the seeds of the Ricinus communis plant, Celine Guajardo Connor Hamilton Aaron Loeb commonly known as the castor bean. It’s a thick, pale yellow liquid with a distinctive, mild odor.

Composition

Castor oil is unique due to its high content of:

• Ricinoleic Acid (≈ 90%) – a rare fatty acid with powerful anti-inflammatory and moisturizing properties
• Omega-6 and Omega-9 fatty acids
• Vitamin E
• Minerals and proteins

Key Benefits

1. Hair Growth

• • Stimulates hair follicles and improves scalp circulation
  • Helps thicken hair, eyelashes, and eyebrows

2. Moisturizing

• • Natural humectant that attracts moisture to skin
  • Excellent for dry skin, chapped lips, and cracked heels

3. Anti-inflammatory & Antimicrobial

• • Soothes irritated skin and helps fight bacterial and fungal infections
  • Great for acne-prone skin when used correctly

4. Natural Laxative

• • Cold-pressed castor oil is used (in moderation) as a remedy for occasional constipation

5. Promotes Wound Healing

• • Conditions scalp, tames frizz, promotes hair growth, and adds shine