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How to use castor oil, how ours is pressed, and what the words on the label actually mean.
Castor oil is thick and glossy; jojoba is light and fast-absorbing. A side-by-side comparison to help you choose, or blend, the right oil for hair and skin.
What 'BP grade' castor oil means, how it differs from cold-pressed cosmetic castor oil, and which one suits everyday hair and skin routines.
Cold-pressed castor oil is pale and neutral; Jamaican Black Castor Oil is roasted before pressing, making it dark and smoky. How the two compare.
Answers to common castor oil questions: what it is, how it's used on skin, hair, nails and brows, and what to know about ricin.
The difference between organic and conventional castor oil comes down to how the beans are grown and certified. Here's how to choose what fits you.
Eight common cosmetic uses for cold-pressed castor oil, from skin conditioning and hair oiling to brow grooming, cuticle care and oil cleansing.
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Cold-pressed, hexane-free, bottled in amber glass in Western Australia. One ingredient, nothing added.
