Castor oil, cold pressed, Ancient, 100 ml

1. Castor oil helps to remove acne, acne. - The castor oil acid in castor oil works to prevent many viruses and bacteria, and because castor oil can penetrate deep into the skin tissues, it helps to effectively treat acne.

To cure acne, place a hot, damp towel on your face at night before going to bed. The heat will gently open the pores of the facial skin. After that, gently massage the castor oil into the skin of the face. Leave overnight. Repeat this daily for 1-4 weeks to see better results. You can also repeat it twice a day: in the morning and in the evening.

2. Castor oil keeps the skin soft and youthful. - Castor oil is able to penetrate deeper than any other essential vegetable oil, making it a great way to keep skin looking young and fresh. Castor oil works better than any store-bought anti-aging cream.
One of the best and easiest ways to use castor oil is to apply a small amount of it around the eyes before going to bed and wash it off in the morning.

You can also rub castor oil all over your face, but since it is very thick and sticky, use it sparingly. It is better to use little by little and for a long time! You can wash it off after 2-3 hours, but you can always leave it on longer if you feel comfortable. Using this type of oil can feel uncomfortable in hotter and more humid climates. So, cool days/nights or fall/winter may be a better time for castor oil masks.

By performing these procedures daily, you will avoid and smooth out wrinkles, and the skin will look fresh, youthful and elastic. When used consistently for a few months, it can also help clear up old dark spots left over from acne.

3. Castor oil breaks down the outer and inner scar tissue and prevents the formation of new scars. - Castor oil is unmatched for deep tissue penetration and its penetration helps soften and remove external and internal scars, such as those left after surgery.

Castor oil penetrates deep into tissues to slowly dissolve scar tissue. Amazingly, castor oil is able to separate healthy cells from unhealthy ones. Castor oil detoxifies and stimulates healthy cells while improving blood circulation. Castor oil will aggressively target unhealthy cells such as scar tissue and tumors, dissolving them with its solvent properties.

To break up internal scars, soak a clean piece of cloth in castor oil and apply it to the scar area for an hour or two a day. You can also simply apply castor oil to the area daily. More serious internal scars will take longer to heal.

4. Castor oil soothes cold sores (herpes). - Herpes is a type of viral infection, and castor oil has been shown to strengthen the body's lymphocytes, so it may be beneficial for anyone with a weakened immune system to take castor oil.

5. Castor oil thickens eyelashes and eyebrows. - Before going to bed, gently rub castor oil through the roots of the eyelashes. It prevents the thinning of the eyelashes and promotes their rapid growth, making the eyelashes thicker and denser. In fact, many commercial eyelash products contain castor oil.
To plump up your brows, rub some castor oil into your brow line before bed.

6. Castor oil prevents hair loss and regenerates hair. - The antibacterial and antifungal properties of ricinic acid in castor oil protect the scalp and hair from infections that can cause hair loss. The omega-9 fatty acids in castor oil also nourish the hair and prevent the scalp from drying out. Rubbing castor oil into the scalp and hair roots will promote new hair growth for several months. Hair loss will also slow down.

For a deep healing treatment, rub castor oil into your scalp and leave it on overnight. You can wrap your hair in a towel or special hat to keep the oil on your head and not stain your bedding (castor oil stains are almost impossible to remove).

For an easier treatment, rub a small amount of castor oil into your scalp or hair (depending on where you feel you need it) during the day. Castor oil is very thick and viscous, so it takes a little more time. You can wash it out at the end of the day or leave it in if you feel comfortable (stick to your regular hair washing routine, whatever it is).

However, if you have fine or weak/brittle hair, it's best to mix castor oil with a lighter oil to make it easier to wash out later (baking soda will also help remove castor oil, but it can be temporarily drying).

Some report good results from mixing castor oil with coconut or olive oil. Coconut oil is especially beneficial for repairing damaged and weak hair due to its high nutrient content.

7. Castor oil keeps hair soft and shiny. - Castor oil is moisturizing because it moisturizes the hair and skin. Using castor oil on your hair will keep it looking soft, shiny and strong.

8. Castor oil softens thick skin folds and calluses. - Castor oil will soften any rough or calloused skin, including calluses and calluses. To treat calluses, apply castor oil to your legs/feet before going to bed and wear cotton socks.

9. Castor oil heals skin infections like athlete's foot and ringworm. - Apply a cloth soaked in castor oil to the affected area. If the area is small enough, a patch with a few drops of castor oil can be used instead.

10. Castor oil prevents stretch marks. Massage a small amount of castor oil daily on the abdomen and thighs to prevent wrinkles during pregnancy or weight gain.

11. Castor oil will remove moles and warts (use heat for faster results)
Rub castor oil into the mole or wart every night. Within a few weeks, the mole (or wart) will begin to shrink, and long-term use will eventually remove them without any scarring. Complete removal may take 2-3 months, but this slow healing will also ensure that you don't have a "hole" in your skin (surgical removal of a wart or mole often leaves a hole where the skin is stretched. This damage can often become permanent).

Oil Use: See description above.

Composition (INCI):

100% pure cold-pressed castor oil (Ricinus Communis)