Organic Castor Oil 100ml - Chleopatra

Yes, castor oil can be used on the skin. However, most people will probably prefer to mix it with another vegetable oil, as its viscosity is very thick. This makes it almost sticky on the skin in its 100% pure state.

Castor oil can be used on the face. However, most people choose to mix the oil with another vegetable oil, as it is otherwise somewhat sluggish. Many people use the oil in its pure form on eyebrows and sometimes eyelashes, but be careful not to get the oil in your eyes.

Castor oil can be used directly on the skin, but due to its very thick consistency, most people mix it with a more liquid oil, such as almond oil.

Castor oil, also known as castor oil, is often used on the hair and scalp due to its natural properties to improve and heal hair. Some even believe it can help regenerate hair cells.

Castor oil is great for hair. In addition, the oil is known for its anti-inflammatory properties and its ability to fight acne and fungus.

No, this oil is not suitable for massage due to its thick consistency that almost sticks to the skin.

For certain recipes, castor oil is suitable as a base oil. So it really depends on what you want from the oil.

Yes, castor oil can be used for babies and children. For external use only, of course.

Castor oil is not normally an oil recommended for oral use. Our oils are for external use only. However, you can use it, for example, for a sore on the lips or fungus in the groin, but it should not be taken orally.

No, basically, this oil does not block your pores.

If you're not going to use your oil for a long period of time, it's best to refrigerate it. However, if you use it regularly, it is recommended that you keep it at room temperature. When castor oil gets cold, the oil solidifies, which is why it needs to be thawed again when it's time to use it.

Yes, this oil can be used by pregnant women - absolutely. We encourage pregnant women to regularly massage susceptible areas with a natural oil high in essential fatty acids, antioxidants and vitamin E, such as argan oil, marula oil or prickly pear seed oil.

Odour is considered very individual, but in general, the aroma of this oil is rather weak.

The colour is quite light, almost grey/white.