Castor oil, resin oil, (Ricinus communis) ID: 233-71

Over 3,000 years ago, the Egyptians, for whom hair was a symbol of female femininity, used castor oil and its invigorating properties as a beauty treatment for hair.

Cleopatra herself, in fact, praised his numerous benefits.

Castor oil is an oil that is widely used in various alternative medicine methods, such as Ayurveda.

The plant "Castor Common" grows in the tropics of Africa and India. Its fruits contain an oil from which an extract with a special composition and excellent properties is obtained, through a process of cold pressing.

Rich in fatty acids, it can not be consumed due to its high content of ricinoleic acid, which is indigestible or even irritating to the intestine.
On the other hand, it is an excellent cosmetic ingredient: it is known and used for the nutrition, strengthening and hydration it offers to nails, eyelashes and eyebrows, while at the same time promoting hair growth. Deeply moisturizes the scalp and nourishes the hair. Used in combination with scalp massage, it stimulates microcirculation and optimizes the penetration of nutrients into the hair follicle, enhancing the growth of each hair.

Castor oil is extremely rich in fatty acids and contains the famous "omega" formula, which plays a key role in hair metabolism. By providing it with all the ingredients it needs to grow, the hair immediately gains strength, shine and extra length.

Castor oil contains high levels of vitamin E, so it can reduce the appearance of scars and help speed up the healing of sunburn.

Contains antibacterial and antifungal compounds, which help treat acne and nail fungus, while preventing dandruff.

Lastly, it contains omega-6 and omega-9 fatty acids, which help reduce skin sensitivity and inflammation.