Organic, Cold Pressed Castor Oil 250mls

For centuries, folk healers have been using castor oil because of the insane amount of health benefits it provides. It is thought that the first people who discovered the magical properties of castor oil were the Ancient Egyptians.
Here are 5 outstanding and useful benefits of our organic, cold pressed castor oil...
1. Natural Arthritis Remedy
Castor oil's anti-inflammatory properties make it an excellent massage oil for arthritic joints, sore muscles, and inflammation of your nerves. The ricinoleic acid that castor oil contains possess the ability to boost anti-inflammatory properties within the body and is considered a safe remedy for arthritis pain. Here are the various ways you can use castor oil to treat arthritis pain.
DIRECTIONS
Take a piece of unbleached cotton flannel fabric and fold it to create three to four layers. Soak it in castor oil and place it over the affected joints. Wrap the cloth with saran wrap and put a heating pad or hot water bottle over the area. Leave it for at least 45 minutes. Do this once a day to help reduce pain and inflammation in your joints.
The saran wrap will prevent the heating pad or water bottle from getting oily.
Reuse the pads by placing them in a Ziploc bag in the refrigerator until you're ready to use them again.
Take it orally by adding a tablespoon of castor oil to your favorite beverage.
Massage warm castor oil into the affected joints. To promote proper absorption, massage into the skin before you go to bed and leave it on overnight.
To avoid scalding the skin, make sure the castor oil is not too hot when applying to the affected area.
When treating severe arthritis pain, add a pinch of ginger powder to a boiling glass of water. Once the water has cooled, add two tablespoons of castor oil. Be sure to mix the concoction well before drinking.
This remedy works best when you drink it when you first wake up or right before you go to bed.
If you dislike the taste of castor oil, take a castor oil supplement or pill. However, this won't be as useful as pure castor oil.
2. Getting Rid of Stretch Marks
Stretch marks are often caused by pregnancy and rapid weight gain, but can also be a result of aging, hormonal imbalance, sudden weight loss, and swelling. Castor oil is known as one of the best treatments for a variety of skin conditions. Its rich contents and various fatty acids make it an excellent moisturizer and effective treatment for getting rid of unsightly stretch marks.
Using your fingers, massage enough castor oil over the stretch marks to cover the entire affected area.
For added moisture, mix two tablespoons of coconut or almond oil with one tablespoon of castor oil.
Avoid applying the treatment to the broken skin.
Use a thin cotton cloth to cover the area.
Leave the cloth on the area for about 15-20 minutes to help ensure the oil penetrates deeply.
Covering the area with a heating pad or hot water bottle will speed up the results.
Repeat this process on a regular basis to see a significant reduction in the appearance of your stretch marks.
3. Castor Oil For Treating Acne
The common skin condition, acne, is a result of impurities accumulating in your pores, causing the skin to become irritated and inflamed. Many of the acne remedies on the market today contain benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid, which tend to dry out the skin. Castor oil, similar to using neem oil, is a natural resource that will draw out dirt, dead skin cells, excess oils, and bacteria without drying out your skin.
DIRECTIONS
Place a bowl of boiling water on a stable surface and grab a towel.
Holding the towel over your head, lean over the bowl of water.
Doing this opens up your pores, which allows the castor oil to penetrate your skin deeply.
Keep your face over the bowl for several minutes.
Take a washcloth and moisten it with warm water, and apply a small, dime-sized amount of castor oil to the cloth.
For the best results, repeat these steps on a daily basis for between 10 and 14 days. You can use castor oil to prevent acne by following this process a couple of times a week.
4. Deep Facial Cleanser
Along with treating acne, you can use castor oil as a deep facial cleanser. Unlike the harsh chemicals in over-the-counter and prescription facial cleansers that dry out your skin, using castor oil as a deep cleanser will get rid of pimples fast, deep-clean your skin of dirt, bacteria, dead skin cells, and excess oils while keeping your skin soft, supple, and flawless.
DIRECTIONS
Using a generous amount of the oil blend in the palm of your hand, rub them together to warm up the oil.
Using slow, firm motions across your skin, massage the oil into your face, paying particular attention to any areas that may be a problem.
When your pores are thoroughly saturated, take a clean washcloth and soak it in hot water.
Place the washcloth over your face. Leave it on until it has become cool to the touch.
Gently wipe your face with the washcloth, and then rinse it in hot, running water.
Repeat these steps several times to thoroughly clean your face.
Be sure to not scrub your face hard during the final step of the process.
 
Gently rub the affected area with the washcloth.
Use small circular motions when applying the castor oil to the area.
Leave the castor oil on your skin overnight.
When you wake up, remove the castor oil using a damp towel to wipe away the oil.
Using cold water, splash your face several times.
Cold water will shrink your pores, while warm water will open up your pores.
Pat your skin dry and use a facial cleanser to clean away the remaining castor oil.
5. Eliminating Fine Lines and Wrinkles
Castor oil is great for reducing fine lines and wrinkles because it penetrates deep into your skin, which stimulates the production of elastin and collagen. These two components in the skin are responsible for its elasticity and tautness. Castor oil's emollient properties allow the skin to quickly absorb it, keeping your face hydrated and plump, which is also important in reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. To ensure you get the most out of the castor oil treatment follow these steps.
DIRECTIONS
Clean your face with your regular facial cleanser and cold water.
Using a towel, pat your skin dry.
Remove any traces of the cleaner with a cotton ball soaked in toner.
If you don't have toner, you can use rose water or witch hazel.
Allow the toner to dry, then pour a small amount of castor oil into the palm of your hand, rubbing hands together to warm up the oil.
Gently massage the oil into your face using small, circular motions.
Repeat the process every day.
For maximum benefits, apply the oil to your face at night, before going to bed.