Ricinus Communis Seed Oil
NaturalSafety Level
Completely safe
Max. concentration
Carcinogenicity
Allergy Factor
Category
Vegetable oils
Functions
Skin lightening, Stimulates hair growth, Against dandruff, Feeding, Mitigation, Rejuvenation, Nutrition of hair bulbs, Antiacne, Healing, Anti-inflammatory
Description
Properties of Castor Oil: • Moisturizes the skin. Castor oil is rich in ricinoleic acid and monounsaturated fatty acids. These types of fats act as moisturizers and can be used to moisturize the skin. Moisturizers retain moisture, preventing water loss through the outer layer of skin; • Helps heal wounds. Castor oil stimulates tissue growth, so a barrier can form between the wound and the surrounding environment, reducing the risk of infection. It also reduces dryness and cracking, accumulation of dead skin cells that can impede wound healing; • Reduces acne. It is believed that inflammation is a factor in the development and severity of pimples, so applying castor oil to the skin can help reduce symptoms associated with inflammation; • Antibacterial property. Castor oil has antibacterial properties that can help fight excessive bacterial growth when applied to the skin.
