100% PURE & NATURAL ~ Organic ~ Cold Pressed ~ Hexane-Free ~ Premium-Grade Castor Oil

Remember Your Mother Or Grandmother Talking About Castor Oil When You Were Younger?

Castor oil boasts remarkable therapeutic benefits, particularly as a massage oil renowned for alleviating arthritis pain and inflammation. It's anti-inflammatory properties ease joint discomfort, nerve inflammation, and sore muscles. Massaging with castor oil, followed by heat application (like our CupMate), provides relief and relaxation. Rich in ricinoleic acid, it naturally relieves muscle tension, improves blood circulation, and reduces inflammation. Despite its thickness, the oil deeply penetrates the skin, nourishing and detoxifying it while softening it. 

There Is A Valid Reason Why Castor Oil Is Also Known As The ‘Hand Of Christ.’

Castor oil earned the moniker "Hand of Christ" due to its historical healing associations and religious significance, believed to possess miraculous powers in promoting health. With its proven ability to heal wounds and cure ailments - Our Lotus Castor Oil is a must-have!

It has a versatility extending beyond massage applications, offering a wide range of uses for various ailments. It has been historically embraced as a remedy for gastrointestinal issues, skin conditions like acne and ringworm, and even hair loss. Topically applied, it aids in wound healing, soothes itching, and diminishes the appearance of warts and sebaceous cysts. With its anti-inflammatory properties, it's also effective for addressing arthritis, and dermatitis, and reducing inflammation. Castor oil continues to prove its effectiveness in holistic health practices, whether used as a direct application on wounds or for targeted relief from joint pain.

Benefits Of Our Lotus Castor Oil:

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✅ Relieves Arthritis Pain: The Inflammatory Properties Reduce Arthritis Pain When Massaged In

✅ Soothes Sore Muscles: Alleviates Soreness And Tension In Muscles, Promoting Relaxation

✅ Reduces Nerve Inflammation: The Oil's Anti-Inflammatory Properties Can Work On Nerves

✅ Improves Blood Flow: Massaging It In Helps Increase Blood Circulation, Reducing Inflammation And Promoting Healing

✅ Moisturises And Nourishes Skin: Penetrating Deep Into The Skin, The Oil Hydrates & Detoxifies It

✅ Promotes Wound Healing: Aids In Wound Healing And Skin Conditions Like Acne, Dermatosis, And Keratosis

✅ Hydrates Dry Skin: It’s Emollient Properties Moisturise Dry Skin, Leaving It Soft And Supple

✅ Relieves Constipation: Can Be Massaged Onto The Abdomen To Stimulate Bowel Movements And Relieve Constipation

✅ Boosts Immune System: Using Castor Oil Massage Packs (Castor Oil-Soaked Cloth) Can Support Lymphatic Drainage And Enhance The Immune System

✅ Natural Pain Reliever: Castor Oil Massages Provide Relief From Headaches, Migraines, And Menstrual Cramps, Offering A Natural Alternative To Pain Medication

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Experience relief from arthritis pain and joint discomfort with 100% pure, natural, organic, cold-pressed, hexane-free, premium-grade castor oil massages. Testimonials abound about its remarkable therapeutic advantages, alleviating pain and inflammation linked with arthritis. Regular massages diminish joint pain, soothe muscles, and provide relaxation. By massaging with castor oil and applying heat, stress in muscles is relieved, leading to increased blood flow and reduced inflammation. The ricinoleic content deeply penetrates, nourishing and detoxifying the skin while softening it. With its longstanding use as a natural remedy, castor oil promotes joint health and overall well-being.

It is important to consult your doctor or healthcare provider for guidance on the correct amount of castor oil to take for your individual needs. The appropriate dosage of castor oil depends on factors such as your specific medical condition, age, and weight. Do not use if pregnant.

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Extra Information Regarding Some Additional Benefits / Uses Of Castor Oil:

Support The Lymphatic System:

The lymphatic system plays a crucial role in eliminating metabolic waste from the body. If you experience drainage issues or flow disruptions, using castor oil can aid in restoring proper function. Applying castor oil packs to your lymph nodes facilitates rapid absorption of the oil, assisting in promoting healthy lymphatic flow.

Reduces Skin Inflammation:

Castor oil possesses potent antibacterial and anti-inflammatory qualities, making it effective in treating bug bites, rashes, and itching. For localised skin inflammation, saturate a bandage or cotton ball with castor oil and apply it to the affected area. Leave it on for an hour before rinsing off, and repeat this process multiple times daily for relief.

Fights Toenail Fungus:

The active ingredient in castor oil, undecylenic acid, is effective in combating fungal infections in the body. To address toenail fungus, start by soaking your feet in warm water and Epsom salt for five minutes. Then, generously apply castor oil to the affected toenail.

Hydrate Chapped Lips:

Castor oil's fatty acids work wonders in hydrating and soothing dry, chapped lips. Simply apply castor oil to your lips multiple times daily to keep them moisturised. For added relief, blend castor oil with glycerin and lemon juice to create a soothing treatment. Apply this mixture before bedtime to hydrate your chapped lips overnight.

Castor Oil Chapstick Recipe:

• Castor Oil (1 tsp)
• Glycerin (1 tsp)
• Lemon Juice (Several Drops)

Relieves Symptoms Of Migraines:

Castor oil serves as a natural remedy for alleviating headaches and migraines. Simply massage a teaspoon of castor oil onto your forehead for approximately one minute to help ease symptoms. You should begin to experience relief within two to three minutes.

Reduces Menstrual Cramps:

Applying warm castor oil to your abdomen can effectively ease menstrual cramps and period pain. Ricinoleic acid in castor oil acts as both an anti-inflammatory and an analgesic, providing pain relief. Using castor oil packs is particularly beneficial for alleviating menstrual cramps.

Soothe Mouth Sores:

Castor oil's antibacterial and anti-inflammatory qualities make it an ideal natural solution for mouth ulcers. Simply apply a small amount of castor oil or peppermint oil to the affected area, then rinse your mouth with water after a few minutes. Repeat this process multiple times daily for relief.

Soothe Muscle Aches & Pains:

Massaging castor oil directly onto the skin allows the ricinoleic acid to penetrate deeply, reducing inflammation in the tissues. For relief from sore muscles, apply a castor oil pack to the affected area and cover it with a heating pad or hot water bottle. The heat aids in delivering the oil to the inflamed joints and tissues.

Relieve Insomnia:

For those struggling with insomnia, castor oil offers a natural solution. Rather than relying on potentially addictive medications, gently apply castor oil to your eyelids before bedtime. As your body absorbs the oil, it encourages healthy circulation, promoting relaxation and facilitating better sleep.

Eliminate Corns:

Corns on the feet can cause discomfort, but castor oil can offer relief. Soak your feet in warm water for fifteen minutes, then apply castor oil to the affected area. After about ten days of consistent treatment, the corns should soften, making them easier to remove.

Anti-Fungal Properties:

Castor oil contains undecylenic acid, known for its antifungal properties, making it effective against various fungal infections like yeast infections, athlete's foot, and ringworm. Mix it with coconut oil, apply to the affected area, and leave overnight for optimal results in healing the infection.

Natural Arthritis Remedy:

Castor oil's anti-inflammatory properties soothe arthritic joints, sore muscles, and nerve inflammation. The ricinoleic acid that castor oil contains possesses the ability to boost anti-inflammatory properties within the body and is considered a safe remedy for arthritis pain. Here are the various ways you can use castor oil to treat arthritis pain.

Directions:

1.  a. Soak folded cotton fabric in castor oil.
    b. Apply to affected joints and wrap with cling wrap.
    c. Place a heating pad or hot water bottle over it for 45 minutes daily.
    d.The cling wrap prevents the heating pad or hot water bottle from getting oily.
    e. Keep pads in a Ziploc bag in the refrigerator until you're ready to use them again.

2. Take it orally by adding a tablespoon of castor oil to your favourite beverage.

3. a. Massage warm castor oil into affected joints.
   b. To promote absorption, massage into skin before bed and leave it on overnight.

4. a. For severe arthritis pain, add a pinch of ginger powder to a glass of boiling water.
   b. Once water has cooled - add 2x tablespoons of castor oil.
   c. Mix the concoction well before drinking - and ensure it has properly cooled down.
   d. This remedy is most effective prior to bedtime, or soon after waking.

5. If you dislike the taste of castor oil, take a castor oil supplement or pill. However, this won't be as useful as pure castor oil.

Getting Rid Of Stretch Marks:

Stretch marks commonly stem from pregnancy, weight gain, aging, hormonal changes, sudden weight loss, or swelling. Castor oil, renowned for its diverse skin benefits, serves as a potent remedy, moisturising and effectively reducing stretch marks.

Directions:

1.  Using your fingers, massage the castor oil into the entire affected area
2. Optionally, mix 2 tbsp coconut or almond oil with 1 tbsp castor oil for extra moisture.
3. Avoid applying the treatment to the broken skin.
4. Use a thin cotton cloth to cover the area.
5. Leave the cloth on the area for about 15-20 minutes, ensuring the oil penetrates deeply.
6. Covering the area with a heating pad or hot water bottle will speed up the results.
7. Repeat this process on a regular basis to see a significant reduction in the appearance of your stretch marks.

Castor Oil For Treating Acne:

Acne, a prevalent skin issue, occurs when pores clog with impurities, leading to irritation and inflammation. Unlike products containing benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid, which may dry the skin, castor oil naturally extracts dirt, dead skin cells, excess oils, and bacteria without causing dryness.

Directions:

1. Place a bowl of boiling water on a stable surface and grab a towel.
2. Holding the towel over your head, lean over the bowl of water. Doing this opens up your pores, which allows the castor oil to penetrate your skin deeply.
3. Keep your face over the bowl for several minutes.
4. Take a washcloth and moisten it with warm water, then apply a small, dime-sized amount of castor oil to the cloth.
5. Gently rub the affected area with the washcloth.
6. Use small circular motions when applying the castor oil to the area.
7. Leave the castor oil on your skin overnight.
8. When you wake up, remove the castor oil using a damp towel to wipe away the oil.
9.  Using cold water, splash your face several times. Cold water will shrink your pores, while warm water will open up your pores.
10. Pat your skin dry and use a facial cleanser to clean away the remaining castor oil.

Deep Facial Cleanser:

In addition to addressing acne, castor oil serves as an effective deep facial cleanser. Unlike commercial cleansers that often contain harsh chemicals leading to dryness, using castor oil deeply cleanses the skin, swiftly eliminating pimples and removing dirt, bacteria, dead skin cells, and excess oils. The result is soft, supple, and radiant skin.

Directions:

1. Using a generous amount of the oil blend in the palm of your hand, rub them together to warm up the oil.
2. Using slow, firm motions across your skin, massage the oil into your face, paying particular attention to any areas that may be a problem.
3. When your pores are thoroughly saturated, take a clean washcloth and soak it in hot water.
4. Place the washcloth over your face. Leave it on until it has become cool to the touch.
5. Gently wipe your face with the washcloth, and then rinse it in hot, running water.
6. Repeat these steps several times to thoroughly clean your face.
7. Be sure to not scrub your face hard during the final step of the process.

Eliminating Fine Lines & Wrinkles:

Castor oil effectively diminishes fine lines and wrinkles by deeply penetrating the skin, prompting the synthesis of elastin and collagen, crucial for skin elasticity. Its emollient nature ensures rapid absorption, keeping the skin hydrated and youthful. Follow these steps for optimal results with castor oil treatment.

Directions:

1. Clean your face with your regular facial cleanser and cold water.
2. Using a towel, pat your skin dry.
3. a. Remove any traces of the cleaner with a cotton ball soaked in toner.
4. If you don't have toner, you can use rose water or witch hazel.
5. Allow the toner to dry, then pour a small amount of castor oil into the palm of your hand, rubbing your hands together to warm up the oil.
6. Gently massage the oil into your face using small, circular motions.
7. Repeat the process every day.
8. For maximum benefits, apply the oil to your face at night, before going to bed.

Castor Oil For Hair Growth:

Castor oil is widely embraced for promoting healthier, thicker hair. Regular application to the roots fosters hair growth, protects against damage from styling, and enhances hydration, shine, and volume. It also combats dry scalp and enhances overall hair health. When applied to hair ends, castor oil aids in reducing frizz and repairing split ends. Follow the steps provided to fortify and promote hair growth.

Directions:

1. Apply castor oil to your scalp and roots using your fingertips.
2. Make sure to distribute it on your scalp evenly.
3. Try to avoid getting the oil into the strands of your hair. Due to its thickness, it can be difficult to remove.
4. Cover your hair with a plastic shower cap and wrap your head with a towel.
5. Allow the oil to remain on your hair for at least fifteen minutes.
6. For best results, leave in overnight.
7. To remove the castor oil, wash your hair thoroughly with shampoo.
8. For the best results, repeat the process every week for 6 – 8 weeks.

Relieving Constipation:

Castor oil is widely used for alleviating constipation. Its constituents serve as potent laxatives, stimulating both the small and large intestines and facilitating the removal of impacted fecal matter from the colon walls. Additionally, the fatty acids in castor oil prevent excessive absorption of liquid by the intestines, maintaining bowel moisture and aiding easier passage through the colon.

Recipe:

• Castor Oil (30 to 60 Grams)
• Lukewarm Milk (or Water)
• A Glass
• Ginger (Optional)

Directions:

1. Add between 30 and 60 grams of castor oil to a glass of lukewarm milk.
2. Substitute a glass of lukewarm water if you don't like milk.
3. Drink the entire glass.
4. Add some ginger to the concoction if you find the smell too strong.
5. In about an hour, you will begin to feel the effects of the castor oil.

Improving Immune Function:

Regular use of castor oil is thought to enhance various immune system functions, such as lymphatic drainage, thymus gland health, and blood circulation. Lymphocytes, a vital component of the immune system, combat potential threats like bacteria and toxins. Castor oil aids in maintaining optimal lymphocyte levels by supporting their production and release from lymph nodes, the thymus gland, and small intestine tissue. Apply castor oil to the abdominal area to enhance oil absorption and immune support.

Treating Ringworm:

Ringworm, a prevalent skin ailment caused by a fungal infection, manifests as a circular, red rash. Studies indicate that approximately 20 percent of individuals encounter ringworm at least once in their lifetime. Despite its discomfort, castor oil serves as an effective remedy for ringworm, owing to its antifungal properties derived from undecylenic acid, which eliminates the infection.

Minimise Appearance Of Scars:

Castor oil is effective in minimising and preventing the formation of scars. Its numerous fatty acids aid in stimulating the body's lymphatic system, crucial for scar prevention. While it cannot erase existing scars, it can diminish their visibility.

Heal Dry, Cracked Heels:

Castor oil's exceptional moisturising properties make it an ideal solution for healing cracked heels. Packed with vitamins and essential nutrients, it effectively hydrates dry, cracked skin. Apply castor oil to your feet, cover with socks, and leave overnight for noticeable improvement.

Relieve Sunburn:

Similar to aloe vera's cooling effect, castor oil effectively soothes painful sunburns. Its ricinoleic acid content aids in shielding blisters from infection and diminishing sunburn-related inflammation.

Thicken Your Eyebrows:

Castor oil is known for promoting hair growth and strengthening, but it also has the potential to thicken eyebrows. Its array of antioxidants, proteins, vitamins, fatty acids, and nutrients nourish hair follicles and combat bacteria that can impede growth.

Lengthen Eyelashes:

Regular application of castor oil can strengthen and lengthen eyelashes, thanks to its vitamin E, proteins, minerals, and antibacterial attributes. By deeply penetrating the skin, it moisturises and revitalises the area, promoting quicker eyelash growth and preventing breakage.

Remove Moles & Skin Tags:

Combining castor oil with a small amount of baking soda can effectively remove moles and skin tags. Apply the paste to the affected area and cover it with a bandage. Repeating this process daily for four to six weeks will lead to the elimination of moles and skin tags.

Are There Side-Effects To Using Castor Oil?

Castor oil is a natural remedy considered safe when used in moderation. However, excessive consumption or prolonged use may lead to mild to moderate symptoms.

Before extensive use on your skin or ingestion, conduct a patch test to check for allergies. Apply a small amount on your forearm and observe for 24 hours. Any reaction, even slight redness or itching, warrants discontinuation of castor oil use.

Be cautious when using castor oil orally. Overconsumption may cause an overdose or poisoning, potentially resulting in severe health issues.

It's important to note that while these potential side effects are serious, they are quite rare and often linked to a pre-existing underlying condition.

Potential Side-Effects When Used Topically:

- Itchiness

- Skin inflammation

- Uncomfortable Rash

- Stinging sensation

- Swelling of the face and throat

- Difficulty breathing

Potential Side-Effects When Used Orally:

- Dizziness

- Abdominal Cramps

- Diarrhea

- Nausea

- Electrolyte disturbance

- Low blood pressure

- Pelvic congestion

Please Note:

The above information provided about this product is intended to be educational in nature and not direct medical advice, claims, or recommendations for medical use or treatment in any way for skin conditions of any kind.

Use caution when trying any new ingredient, including carrier oils on the skin or in the hair. Those with nut allergies should consult their medical practitioner before coming into contact with nut oils, butters or other nut products.