- Hair Growth and Scalp Health:
- Promotes a Healthy Environment: While not scientifically proven to directly grow hair, massaging warm castor oil into the scalp is believed to improve circulation, moisturize the scalp, and reduce flakiness and dandruff, which can create better conditions for hair growth.
- Conditions Hair: It coats the hair shaft, reducing frizz, adding shine, and preventing split ends. It’s often used as a deep conditioning treatment.
- Eyebrow and Eyelash Treatment:
- Applied with a clean spoolie brush or cotton swab, it conditions hair follicles, potentially making eyebrows and eyelashes appear thicker, longer, and darker over time by preventing breakage.
- Applied with a clean spoolie brush or cotton swab, it conditions hair follicles, potentially making eyebrows and eyelashes appear thicker, longer, and darker over time by preventing breakage.
- Skin Moisturizer:
- Its humectant properties help draw moisture to the skin, making it an effective treatment for very dry areas like elbows, knees, and heels.
- Acne Treatment:
- Its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties can help reduce redness, swelling, and bacteria associated with acne. However, because it is very thick, it must be used sparingly and may not be suitable for all skin types (it can clog pores for some people).
- Nail and Cuticle Care:
- Rubbing castor oil into cuticles and nails can help soften dry skin and strengthen brittle nails.
Contact:
Bolina Li
Sales Manager
Jiangxi Zhongxiang Biological Technology
bolina@gzzcoil.com
+8619070590301
Post time: Sep-19-2025