BARE BODY PREMIUM CASTOR SEED OIL (30ML) - COLD-PRESSED

Hair growth
Thickens hair
Longer eyelashes
Thickens eyebrows
Conditions hair
Cures Warts and Moles
Eliminates Split Ends
Great Skin Moisturizer
Dry skin and sunburn remedy
Reduces the appearance of Scars
Heals cracked heals and many more

Since time immemorial, this oil has been used for skin and hair care. Castor oil or Ricans communist is extracted from the seeds of the castor bean plant. Castor oil contains Undecylenic Acid which, due to its germicidal and disinfectant properties, is useful for treating skin diseases and skin ulcers, particularly those which are caused due to bacterial or fungal infections.

How To Use:

1. Cleanse area. (Use a good makeup remover to remove the makeup, if any)
2. Apply the oil on your hair, eyelashes, eyebrows or skin with the help of your mascara brush or cotton buds. Make sure you are covering the entire area. This helps improve the changes of faster.
3. Follow this process before going to bed at night.
4. Wash off the area with cold water in the morning.

Cold Pressed vs. Expeller Pressed

Cold-pressed oil is made in a heat-controlled environment and processed at temperatures that never exceed 120 degrees. This results in a high-quality oil. Expeller-pressed oil is also good quality but is processed at higher temperatures, typically around 210 degrees. By comparison, refined oils are processed at upward of 400 degrees, which degrades the quality of the oil and requires further processing methods such as bleaching and deodorizing.

Because cold-pressed oil is processed at lower temperatures, it contains a higher Proanthocyanidin and nutrient content than expeller-pressed oil.

When applying essential oils, they need to be of the highest quality to achieve the desired healing effects.

Ninety-eight percent of essential oils produced today are used in the food and flavoring and the perfume/cosmetics industries – generally known as ‘food grade’ and ‘perfume grade’ oils respectively.

Those essential oils used in the food and flavoring industry are heavily adulterated and have been manipulated to make a consistent product revealing the same flavor that’s expected time and again in the industry.

The quality of essential oils used by perfumers may smell great but don’t necessarily have the constituents for therapeutic benefits. These essential oils are generally adulterated and diluted – often with synthetic ingredients. The intention for both the food and perfume industries is to achieve a certain taste or smell the manufacturer needs or wants.

Only about two percent of the essential oils produced today are of the highest quality and can be considered ‘Therapeutic Grade.’ These pure oils retain their true plant essences and are derived from singular plant species. They are not adulterated in any way.

A therapeutic-grade essential oil is one that is both complete in its chemical constituents and retains the innate coherent vibrational frequency of the original plant materials. If any of these properties is compromised, as a result of poor production practices, an essential oil will have little to no therapeutic value.

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