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Castor Oil (USP) for Hair, Scalp, Brows, & Skin in 1 fl oz bottle with pump.

Castor Oil (USP) for Hair, Scalp, Brows, & Skin

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Pure USP Castor Oil for Hair, Scalp, Brows, Skin & Massage

Buy pure USP castor oil—a thick, ricinoleic-acid-rich botanical oil for conditioning dry hair, scalp, eyebrows, beard, skin, nails and cuticles.

Pressed from Ricinus communis seeds, castor oil has a rich texture that coats hair and skin with long-lasting emollience. Its distinctive fatty-acid profile makes it a popular choice for intensive hair oiling, scalp massage, eyebrow and beard care, dry-skin routines, massage oils, lip products and soapmaking.

Why Buy This USP Castor Oil?

  • Pure castor oil meeting USP quality specifications
  • Rich in moisturizing and conditioning ricinoleic acid
  • Adds softness, smoothness and glossy shine to dry hair
  • Nourishes eyebrows, beard, nails, cuticles and dry skin

Castor Oil Benefits for Hair, Brows and Skin

Castor Oil for Hair and Scalp

Castor oil coats dry hair with rich emollience, helping smooth rough texture, reduce a dry or frizzy appearance and add glossy shine. Its substantial texture makes it ideal for pre-shampoo treatments, hair masks, protective styles, dry ends and scalp-oil blends.

  • Softens dry, coarse, curly and textured hair
  • Improves smoothness, manageability and luster
  • Conditions dry-looking lengths, ends and scalp

Castor Oil for Eyebrows and Beard

Applied sparingly, castor oil coats and conditions eyebrow and beard hair for a smoother, glossier and fuller-looking appearance. Its rich texture helps protect dry, brittle-feeling hair and keeps it neatly groomed.

Castor Oil for Dry Skin and Fine Lines

Ricinoleic-acid-rich castor oil forms a moisturizing layer that helps reduce surface moisture loss. Apply a small amount to dry hands, feet, elbows, knees or mature-looking skin for lasting softness. Better-moisturized skin looks smoother and plumper, making dryness-related fine lines less noticeable.

Castor Oil for Massage, Nails and Cuticles

Use castor oil alone for targeted massage or blend it with a lighter carrier oil for easier glide. Massage one drop into nails and cuticles to soften dryness and improve their smooth, conditioned appearance.

Product Specifications and Uses

  • Common name: Castor Oil
  • Botanical name: Ricinus communis
  • INCI: Ricinus Communis (Castor) Seed Oil
  • Grade: USP
  • Ingredient: Pure castor seed oil
  • Extraction: Pressed from castor seeds
  • Texture: Thick, rich and highly emollient
  • Key fatty acid: Ricinoleic acid
  • Best for: Hair, scalp, eyebrows, beard, skin, massage, nails and cuticles

How to Use Castor Oil

  • Hair: Apply sparingly to lengths and ends or use before shampooing.
  • Scalp: Massage in alone or blend with a lighter hair oil.
  • Eyebrows: Apply a very thin layer with a clean brow brush.
  • Skin: Massage a small amount into dry areas or blend with body oil.
  • Nails and cuticles: Massage one drop into nails and surrounding skin.
What are castor oil benefits for hair?

Castor oil coats and conditions dry hair, helping smooth rough texture, reduce frizz and improve softness, manageability and shine. Use it as a pre-shampoo treatment, hair-mask oil or treatment for dry ends.

How do I use castor oil on my scalp?

Massage a small amount directly into the scalp before shampooing. For easier application and spread, combine it with a lighter hair oil such as argan, jojoba or sweet almond oil.

Can I use castor oil on my eyebrows?

Yes. Apply a very thin layer with a clean brow brush to condition dry eyebrow hairs and support a smooth, glossy and fuller-looking appearance.

Is castor oil good for dry skin?

Yes. Its thick, ricinoleic-acid-rich texture helps seal in moisture and soften dry skin. Apply sparingly to dry hands, feet, elbows, knees, nails or cuticles.

What does USP castor oil mean?

USP indicates that the castor oil meets recognized United States Pharmacopeia quality specifications for identity, purity and consistency, giving buyers a dependable oil for cosmetic and personal-care use.

Can I use castor oil for massage?

Yes. Its rich texture provides substantial emollience for targeted massage. Blend it with a lighter carrier oil for smoother glide over larger body areas.

For external cosmetic use only. Avoid contact with eyes. Patch test before broader use and discontinue if irritation occurs. Store tightly closed away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.

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