Yes, topically. For castor oil packs, consult your doctor.

Yes. It's dermatologist-tested and free from common allergens.

Yes, but patch test first and use externally only. We recommend consulting with a herbalist first.

Yes, but patch test first, especially for sensitive skin.

Leave for 30 minutes to overnight. Wash out with shampoo.

Use unbleached flannel or organic cotton.

Apply a small amount of castor oil to your scalp and roots 2–3 times per week. Massage in gently to stimulate circulation, then leave on for at least 30 minutes, or overnight if preferred, before washing out with shampoo. You can also apply to brows or lashes with a clean spoolie.

After cleansing, warm a few drops of castor oil between your hands and gently press into dry or rough areas, such as elbows, knees, or heels. Its thick, emollient texture helps seal in moisture and soothe irritation. For daily use, mix with a lighter oil like jojoba or almond oil.

Soak a flannel or cotton cloth in castor oil, place it over the target area (often the lower abdomen or joints), cover with a clean towel, and apply a hot water bottle for 30–60 minutes. Rest during this time, then cleanse the area if needed. Use 3–4 times a week as part of your wellness routine.

Use a clean mascara wand or cotton bud to apply a tiny amount of castor oil to clean, dry lashes and brows before bed. Avoid getting oil in your eyes. Regular use may help condition hairs and support a fuller appearance over time.

Keep your castor oil in a cool, dark place with the lid tightly closed. Avoid direct sunlight or humidity to preserve its freshness and quality.

Apply a small amount to the inside of your wrist or behind your ear and leave for 24 hours. If there’s no irritation or reaction, it’s likely suitable for broader use. Always patch test before trying any new oil on skin or scalp.

Castor oil has been traditionally used for a variety of beauty and wellness routines. It’s commonly applied to the scalp, brows, and lashes to help maintain moisturised, conditioned hair. It is also used in skin care to help soften and soothe dry or rough areas, and in wellness rituals through castor oil packs placed on the abdomen.

Yes, when used as part of a hair care routine, castor oil can help nourish the scalp and support the appearance of fuller, shinier hair. It’s rich in ricinoleic acid and fatty acids that are known for their moisturizing properties.

Castor oil packs are a traditional home remedy where warm, castor oil-soaked cloths are applied to the abdomen or other areas. These are used in self-care practices aimed at promoting relaxation and supporting natural balance and digestive comfort.

Yes, castor oil is often used in routines for dry, rough, or sensitive skin. Its naturally rich, emollient texture helps maintain hydration and support the skin's natural barrier. Always perform a patch test before full use.

Using a clean spoolie brush, apply a small amount of castor oil to your lashes and brows before bed. This can help condition and moisturise the hair in those areas, as part of your nightly routine.

Castor oil may help condition lashes and enhance their appearance over time by moistursing hair and preventing breakage. Apply a small amount with a clean spoolie at night, and patch test first to avoid irritation.

Gently apply a drop of castor oil to clean brows using a fingertip or spoolie before bed. Consistent use may help them look fuller and more defined over time. Avoid contact with eyes and discontinue use if irritation occurs.

Leave castor oil on your scalp for 30–60 minutes or overnight before rinsing. For best results, apply 2–3 times a week. You can mix it with a lighter carrier oil like jojoba to make application easier.