Castor oil is a vegetable oil known for its many properties and rich uses, produced from the seeds of the Ricinus communis plant. It is rich in vitamin E and omega-9 fatty acids. Castor oil is a triglyceride and about 90% of the oil is ricinoleic acid, which has anti-inflammatory properties. It is therefore used as a supportive agent to reduce inflammation and swelling of joints and tissues. Thanks to its fatty acid and vitamin E content, it helps with hair growth or split ends. It helps stimulate blood circulation, hair growth, helps remove dandruff, fungus, or bacteria. Castor oil keeps the skin properly moisturized and due to its composition, it acts as a preventive agent against inflammation, which makes it a good remedy in the treatment of acne. However, it can also treat dry skin or prevent wrinkles. Suitable for the nappy area of babies.

Pain relief: castor oil is a triglyceride and about 90% of the oil is ricinoleic acid, which has anti-inflammatory properties. It is therefore used to relieve inflammation and swelling of joints and tissues. Therapeutic use: taking 2 tablespoons of castor oil in a glass of water brings relief in cases of severe rheumatoid arthritis. The oil can also be applied to painful areas. It also soothes menstrual cramps. Caution as it also acts as a laxative.

For hair: the fatty acid and vitamin E content helps hair development. When applied to the hair and scalp, it stimulates hair growth, blood circulation and removes any bacteria, fungus and dandruff. Apply to roots and leave on to allow them to receive the necessary nutrients from the castor oil. Helps treat hair loss and split ends. The oil traps moisture in the hair and prevents dryness of hair, eyelashes and eyebrows.

Use as a laxative: When taken orally, ricinoleic acid is released into the intestine and acts as a laxative. Many women usually complain of constipation after childbirth. Take castor oil in the evening before going to bed and the acid will aid in good bowel movements.

Skin Care: Castor oil keeps the skin moisturized and free from infections, which makes it a good treatment for acne. Suitable for areas with dry skin such as arms, legs, ideal for stretch marks. With regular use, it is excellent against wrinkles. It also heals cuts and wounds, as well as childhood diaper rash.

For warts, moles and blisters: castor oil also helps to get rid of warts and blisters. The EdgarCayce Encyclopedia of Health recommends applying the mixture with a pinch of baking soda to the affected area. Topical application also solves the problem of blisters and calluses. It helps dissolve cysts on the ovaries. Its fatty acids are easily absorbed through the skin.

Use: Body and face - apply a reasonable amount of oil with your fingers to the forehead, cheeks and chin, you can treat the neck, décolleté and the skin of the whole body. By gently circling resp. massage into the skin in a circular motion and allow to absorb. Hair - apply the oil to the hair and scalp before washing for perfect nourishment of the scalp and dry, split ends, then after washing to facilitate combing. Try it topically on warts, moles and blisters.

Why will you love it? ❤️

A versatile cosmetic product of purely natural origin. Thanks to its origin from organic farming and the gentle way of production and processing, the organic oil retains a significant amount of naturally occurring substances in the form of nutrients and vitamins that benefit the skin, the skin of the whole body, the scalp and, last but not least, the hair. 

Ingredients

Ricinus Communis Seed Oil*. *Certified by Prüfgessellschaft mbH / COSMOS certifies 100% bio (organic).

Storage

Natural cosmetics are best stored in a cooler, dry place. Do not expose it to direct sunlight or frost. Sunlight can devalue it or reduce its expiry date. At the same time, when using cosmetics, follow the hygiene recommendations, for example, use a cosmetic spatula to scoop the products in the cup, always close the products after use and keep the edges of the bottles clean. Keep out of reach of children.

Notice

For external use only. However, do not use natural cosmetics on open wounds either. This product is not intended to diagnose, prevent or cure any disease. In case of eye contact, flush with lukewarm water from the inner corner to the outer corner for at least 15 minutes. If you wear contact lenses, remove them before rinsing. If irritation occurs, seek medical attention. Before the first use, it is recommended to perform the so-called. patch test, i.e. apply and test the cosmetic product for tolerance on a small area of skin, preferably on the wrist, and wait 24 hours. This method can prevent the onset of allergic reactions and hypersensitivity to the product. If an allergic reaction occurs after application, wash the skin surface with lukewarm water. Stop using the product immediately. If the allergic reaction persists for a prolonged period of time, seek medical attention.