Australian Oils Of Nature
Castor Oil (Organic)
Castor Oil (Organic)
Ricinus communis | Cold-pressed cosmetic carrier oil
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Organic Castor Oil for Skin and Hair Conditioning
Organic Castor Oil from Australian Oils Of Nature brings a rich oil texture to simple skin, hair and nail-care routines. The supplied product information describes this oil as pure, 100% natural, cold-pressed and hexane-free, extracted from organically grown castor seeds. Available in 100mL, 200mL and 1L.
Physical profile
Castor oil is characteristically thick and viscous, so a small amount can go a long way when spreading it through hair or across a small area of skin. Its rich feel is different from that of a lightweight carrier oil. It is rich in ricinoleic acid according to the existing product information; no batch percentage or analytical profile is supplied.
This is a carrier oil rather than an essential oil. The existing fragrance category is Unscented, but that does not establish a completely odourless material. A batch-specific scent and colour description has not been supplied.
Product highlights
- Botanical identification: Ricinus communis.
- Described as pure and 100% natural in the supplied information.
- Cold-pressed and hexane-free, according to the existing listing.
- Made from organically grown castor seeds; certification details are not provided here.
- Rich, thick oil for cosmetic skin, hair and nail conditioning.
- Available in 100mL, 200mL and 1L.
Hair and scalp care
For a conditioning routine, work a small amount gently through the area you wish to treat rather than saturating the hair. Its dense texture may require thorough shampooing to remove. Avoid vigorous rubbing or excessive application, particularly if your hair tangles easily.
Use as a cosmetic conditioning oil, not as a treatment for hair loss or scalp disease. Research does not establish that applying castor oil promotes hair growth. Stop use if your scalp becomes irritated or develops spots.
Skin, nails and formulation
For skin care, start with a small amount on clean, intact skin after checking tolerance. Its rich feel may suit those who prefer a heavier oil, but suitability varies and it should not be assumed appropriate for every skin type. Massage a little over nails and surrounding cuticles for a simple conditioning step.
Castor oil can also be considered in compatible cosmetic oil blends. Trial small batches to assess spread, feel and wash-off, and check the safety of the complete formula before adding essential oils or other active ingredients. No universal blending percentage is supplied.
Choose your size
Select 100mL, 200mL or 1L according to your routine or formulation requirements. Close the container after use and avoid introducing water or contaminants.
Care and safety
For external cosmetic use only. Do not ingest or use as a laxative. Test a small area before wider application and discontinue if irritation occurs. Avoid broken or irritated skin, eyes and mucous membranes. Although the previous listing mentioned eyelashes and eyebrows, this cosmetic oil is not established as a sterile eye product or a lash-growth treatment. Do not place it in the eyes or apply along the lash line; oil reaching the eyes can cause irritation and blurred vision.
Keep out of reach of children. Seek qualified advice if pregnant, breastfeeding, using on a child or managing a skin or scalp condition. Store tightly closed in a cool, dark place away from heat and direct sunlight, and follow the batch label for expiry. Country of production, certification details and shelf life are not confirmed in the supplied information.
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