Castor vegetable oil
Botanical name: Ricinus communis
This oil is used to strengthen nails, hair, and eyelashes. Perfect for repairing and nourishing dry, devitalized, split, brittle, or frizzy hair, it is renowned for promoting hair growth. Skin care
Castor vegetable oil
Botanical name: Ricinus communis
This oil is used to strengthen nails, hair, and eyelashes. Perfect for repairing and nourishing dry, devitalized, split, brittle, or frizzy hair, it is renowned for promoting hair growth. Skin care
Castor vegetable oil is recognized for these properties:
It soothes delicate skin prone to discomfort through its softening and repairing action.
It is known for its action against brown spots on the face and hands.
Ricinoleic acid is also known to be an agent that inhibits microbial growth, which gives castor oil an advantage in purifying treatments.
With a very high viscosity, it ensures excellent pigment dispersion and makes lipsticks shiny.
Provides a dense and creamy lather in cold-process soaps.
INDICATIONS
Care for skin prone to discomfort
Sensitive skin
Brown spots, pregnancy mask
Blemished skin
Hair Care
As a hair beauty ingredient, castor vegetable oil is recognized for these properties:
Strengthens hair, nails, and eyelashes.
Coats and nourishes hair damaged and mistreated by perms, bleaching, etc.
Renowned for promoting the growth of hair, eyelashes, and nails.
INDICATIONS
Dry, devitalized, dull hair
Split, brittle hair, damaged ends
Hair loss
Hair stimulant and strengthener
Brittle, soft, or peeling nails
Eyelash care
Preservation and storage
Castor oil should be kept in a cool place, away from heat and light.
Refer to the expiration date mentioned on your bottle.
Part used: Seeds
Refining: No
Extraction method: First cold pressing
Quality: 100% pure and natural
Always perform a patch test in the crook of the elbow before application.
For external use only
Store in a dark, cool, and dry place.
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