Organic Jamaican Black Castor Oil - 8 oz
Regular price
$14.95
Refined Jamaican Black Castor Oil
With many versatile uses, Kate Blanc’s Jamaican Black Castor Oil is godsent if you are looking for a product to fight hair loss, cool a dry scalp, or promote thick lashes and brows. The fatty acids in this oil are essential for soothing your hair follicles, helping to prevent breakage and split ends for all hair types. Jamaican black castor oil could also be used as a natural moisturizer for your skin and body and as a treatment for dry, brittle nails and cuticles.
Although similar to regular castor oil, Jamaican black castor oil is made from castor beans that are roasted first and then cold-pressed. Roasting the castor beans results in an oil with higher pH, and this alkalinity makes it potent. Raw and hexane-free, Kate’s Jamaican Black Castor Oil is a powerful hair growth stimulant.
Results
It could take 3 months or more before hair growth is visibly seen, and results may vary. Please apply consistently for the best results. Have patience, and your hair, brows, and lashes will be thanking you in the end!
How to Apply Castor Oil
To promote strong and thick hair, massage 4-5 drops of the oil into your hair, starting from the roots to the scalp, at least once a day, and leave the oil in for 20 minutes before rinsing. Castor oil could be applied and left in the hair overnight as well for maximum effect. For brow and lash use, use a cotton swab or mascara wand for application. For skin use, apply 1-2 drops of the oil to the desired area and massage it using a circular motion.
- hair: 4-5 drops; rinse after 20 minutes
- brows: 1-2 drops as desired; do not rinse
- lashes: 1-2 drops as desired; do not rinse
About Kate Blanc Cosmetics
Our facility is located in California. We comply with the highest manufacturing standards to ensure that all of our products are top quality. Kate uses natural ingredients in her products without the harmful chemicals that damage our well-being and our environment. Her motto is that if she cannot pronounce the ingredient, she won't use it in her products.