Certified Organic · Cold-Pressed · Hexane-Free
One ingredient. Cold-pressed, hexane-free and bottled in amber glass in Western Australia. For hair, brows, skin, nails and body rituals.
We display what most castor oil brands won't — batch number, manufacturing date, expiry date, and independent Australian lab results. Not because we have to, but because you deserve to know exactly what you're buying.
If other brands aren't showing you this, it's worth asking why.
What you're buying
Certified organic, hexane not detected in independent lab testing.
The current batch was freshly pressed in February 2026 and is best before February 2028. You know exactly what you're getting — fresh, honest, and thoughtfully produced.
Certified organic to India's NPOP standard, independently verified by Ecocert, one of the world's leading organic certification bodies.
Our manufacturer uses a cold-pressed extraction process without hexane. To back this up, we independently test every batch at an Australian laboratory — so you're not just taking our word for it. Result: hexane not detected.
Imported directly from the manufacturer with no third-party distributors, ensuring complete control over quality and documentation.
Extracted without added heat or chemicals to preserve the oil's natural structure and purity.
Sourced from farms using organic practices without GM crops or chemical pesticides.
Contains only one ingredient: cold-pressed castor seed oil — no fillers, synthetic fragrances, or chemical additives.
Reasons to
Certified organic under India's National Programme for Organic Production, backed by a valid Transaction Certificate, with each batch verified at origin before it is imported to Australia.
Sourced from trusted suppliers and certified organic under India's NPOP. The certification is held by the original manufacturer and verified at origin with an official Transaction Certificate. For external use only — not for ingestion.
Extracted using a cold-pressing method, our oil retains its raw, unrefined character. This gentle process maintains the oil's natural texture and clarity — free from synthetic additives or harsh processing.
Produced without chemical solvents. That means a clean, straightforward product that meets high safety and quality standards — and a natural composition suited to hair oiling, massage blends and everyday rituals.
How to use
Four ways people work it into a routine. Patch test first, and use sparingly — a few drops goes a long way.
Warm a few drops between your palms, work through mid-lengths and ends, leave 30 minutes or overnight, then shampoo out.
One drop on a clean spoolie, brushed through to tidy and smooth. Apply sparingly, avoid contact with eyes, and keep clear of the lash line and eye area.
A few drops pressed into damp skin, or blended into your existing serum or balm. Also works as a simple cleansing oil.
Massage a drop into each cuticle and the surrounding skin, fingers and toes. Easiest as a habit at the end of the day.
The add-on
A 50ml amber glass bottle with a rose quartz rollerball, sold empty. Decant a little castor oil into it and you have a portable applicator for face, neck, elbows, knees and the rest of the body — roll it straight on, without pouring oil into your palms first.
It ships as an upgrade bottle, not a pre-filled product. Pair it with any 500ml or multi-pack, or add it on its own if you already have oil at home.
What is rose quartz?
Rose quartz is the pink variety of quartz — silicon dioxide, the same mineral family as clear quartz and amethyst. The blush colour comes from microscopic mineral inclusions grown into the crystal itself, so it can't rub off or fade. Each ball is cut and polished from natural stone, which is why no two are quite the same shade.
Quartz is non-porous, so it holds nothing between fills and washes clean with warm water. It also stays naturally cool to the touch — the reason stone rollers have long been used on the face. Being a natural stone, it’s a mineral rather than a moulded plastic ball, and it can chip if dropped on a hard surface.
The maths
A pre-filled roll-on elsewhere
$35+ for 50ml
That's $35 for 50ml of oil — and when it runs out, you buy the bottle again.
Our 500ml + roll-on bottle
Under $6 per 50ml
Ten refills of the same roll-on, from one 500ml bottle — a tenth of the price per fill. And ours is freshly pressed: we publish the pressed date of every batch on this site.
Filling it
Ease the rollerball housing off with your thumbnail. It clicks back in the same way.
Pour or pump castor oil in, stopping short of the neck so the ball seats cleanly.
Refit the collar, cap it, then roll a single pass where you want it. Keep clear of the eye area.
Technical detail
Indicative only, based on laboratory analysis of a representative sample. As a naturally derived product, actual values may vary between batches.
100% pure Ricinus communis (castor) seed oil
Ricinus communis
8001-79-4
India · Bottled in Australia
When applying castor oil to your skin or hair, it's crucial to conduct a patch test. Apply a small amount to your skin and wait 24-48 hours. If you experience any redness, itchiness, or discomfort, do not use the Castor oil. Individuals may exhibit varying responses, and adverse reactions can occur. If any irritation occurs, discontinue use immediately. Consult with a healthcare professional, especially if you have pre-existing skin conditions or concerns.
Your Questions, Answered Simply
A small family business, committed to natural beauty and simplicity. We use the product ourselves. Still curious? We answer every email.
Cold-pressed castor oil is extracted without heat or chemical solvents like hexane, helping retain the oil's natural consistency and texture. Regular castor oil may be processed with heat or solvents, which can alter those characteristics.
Hexane-free castor oil is produced without hexane, a chemical solvent sometimes used in oil extraction. Many people prefer it for a straightforward, minimally processed, plant-based ingredient.
Yes. Massage a small amount into your scalp or hair, leave it on for a period of time, then rinse thoroughly with shampoo. Its thick, plant-derived texture makes it a common choice for hair oiling.
Most people use it once or twice a week, leaving it on for 30 minutes to overnight before rinsing with shampoo. Start with a small amount and adjust to suit your routine.
It's often included in skincare routines for its thick, plant-based texture. We recommend a patch test before use to check suitability for your skin.
Look for cold-pressed extraction, hexane-free processing, and certification from a trusted body. Batch documentation and independent lab results are worth checking too.
Choose a reputable seller and check packaging, expiry date and batch freshness. Our stock is regularly replenished so every bottle arrives fresh and well cared for.
This page provides general information related to cosmetic and personal care use only. Our products are not intended to diagnose or treat any health condition. Always patch test before use, and consult a professional for personal care advice if needed. Individual experiences may vary.
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