Product Name: Castor oil

Appearance: light yellow, Golden liquid

Main ingredients: Ricinoleic acid

Clinical application: Vaporisation, cosmetic, medical

Extraction source: Castor Oil Kernels

Part: Seed 

Shelf life:2 Years

Production process: Cold Press

Odour: Peculiar aroma of castor

Storage:Cool dry place

Description:

Castor oil is made from Castor seeds. These seeds, called Castor seeds, contain a toxic enzyme called ricin. However, the heating process of castor oil makes it inactive, which makes it safe to use. Castor oil has many medicinal, industrial and pharmaceutical uses. They are commonly used as additives in food, medicine and skin care products, as well as industrial lubricants and biodiesel ingredients. Castor oil is also a very popular natural drug for the treatment of common diseases such as constipation and skin diseases, and is often used in natural beauty products.

Function:

1. Powerful cathartic

Castor oil is the best way to push substances through the gut and help clear the gut. It is usually used to relieve temporary constipation.When eating castor oil, castor oil is decomposed in small intestine and castor oleic acid, the main fatty acid in castor oil, is released. Ricinoleic acid is then absorbed by the gut, stimulating the production of a strong cathartic effect

2. Natural moisturizer

Castor oil is rich in ricinoleic acid, a monounsaturated fatty acid. These types of fats act as moisturizers and can be used to moisturize the skin. Moisturizers retain moisture by preventing the loss of moisture from the outer layers of the skin. Castor oil is commonly used in cosmetics to promote hydration and is often added to products such as lotions, cosmetics and cleaners.

3. Promote wound healing

Applying castor oil to the wound can create a moist environment, promote wound healing and prevent the wound from drying. Castor oil stimulates tissue growth, forms a barrier between wound and environment, and reduces the risk of infection. Can also reduce drying and keratinization, which is the accumulation of dead skin cells, can delay wound healing.