Essentially Natural Castor Oil - Cold Pressed

• INCI Name: Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil
• Common Name: Castor Oil
• Part Used: Seed
• Country Of Origin: India
• Form: Thick, pale yellow oil
• Solubility: Oil soluble (not water soluble)
• Ingredients: 100% pure castor oil (Ricinus communis)
• Storage: Store away from heat and direct sunlight

• Hair oil blends for shine and softness
• Targeted moisturising on very dry-feeling areas
• Balms and richer oil blends
• Soaps, creams, and massage oils
• Adding thickness and slip to cosmetic formulas

Castor Oil Is For:

• Hair routines that enjoy richer oils
• Balms and blends that need more body and slip
• Dry-area applications such as elbows, knees, and heels
• Formulation work that calls for a thick carrier oil

Castor Oil Is Not For:

• Fast-absorbing oil finishes
• Water-based formulations without an emulsifier
• Very light facial oil textures

• As a Hair Oil: Apply a small amount to the ends, or blend with lighter oils for easier spread.
• As a Targeted Skin Oil: Massage a small amount into dry-feeling areas.
• As a Cosmetic Ingredient: Use in the oil phase of creams, balms, massage oils, and soaps.
• Processing Tip: Blend with lighter carrier oils when a less heavy finish is preferred.

• For external use only
• Avoid contact with eyes
• Patch test before first use
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs
• Store away from heat and direct sunlight
• Recommended for cosmetic use only

Q: Why is castor oil so thick?
A: Its fatty acid profile gives it a naturally viscous texture and a high-slip feel.

Q: Can I blend castor oil with other oils?
A: Yes. It is often combined with lighter oils to improve spread and soften the overall feel.

Q: Is castor oil water soluble?
A: No. Like other carrier oils, it is oil soluble and needs suitable formulation support in water-based products.