100% Pure Organic Castor Oil, Cold-Pressed & Hexane Free

Overview of Organic Castor Oil

Pure, unrefined cold-pressed castor oil: mechanically extracted and carefully filtered with no solvents (hexane-free) or additives. A single-ingredient staple people use for hair, scalp, brows, lashes, and dry skin, and as a dependable carrier oil for DIY blends.

Castor Oil Benefits

• Deep Hydration & Repair: Cold-pressed organic castor oil penetrates deeply to moisturize and restore dry, irritated skin, leaving it soft and healthy.
• Hair & Lash Growth Support:  Rich in nutrients, castor oil for hair nourishes follicles to encourage stronger, thicker strands, while also supporting fuller lashes and brows.
• Soothing & Clarifying:  With its natural anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, castor oil helps calm redness, reduce blemishes, and promote clearer skin.
• Multi-Purpose Beauty Oil: This versatile oil doubles as a nourishing lip treatment, cuticle softener, and gentle makeup remover—making cold-pressed castor oil a staple in every beauty routine.

Castor Oil Profile

Geographical & Botanical Breakdown

How to Use Castor Oil

When using cold-pressed castor oil, keep in mind that it’s highly concentrated, so a small amount is usually enough for skin, hair, and lash care. Here are simple ways to apply it:

Hair & Scalp Care

-Warm a small amount of organic castor oil between your palms until it feels comfortable to the touch. Gently massage it into your scalp using circular motions to boost circulation and promote healthy-looking roots. Work the oil down to the mid-lengths and ends of your hair to help reduce dryness and split ends. Leave it on for 30–60 minutes (or overnight for deeper conditioning) and then shampoo thoroughly. For best results, repeat 1–2 times per week.

Brows & Lashes

-Dip a clean spoolie or cotton swab into the hexane free castor oil, wiping off any excess to avoid dripping. Lightly apply a thin layer across your brows, following their natural shape. For lashes, gently brush along the upper lash line from base to tip, taking care to avoid direct contact with your eyes. Use nightly as part of your bedtime routine for best results, and always remove excess oil with a clean tissue.

Skin Moisturizing

-After cleansing, leave your skin slightly damp to lock in hydration. Press 2–3 drops of unrefined castor oil directly onto your face and neck, or mix it with your favorite moisturizer or serum. This helps soothe dry patches and supports a radiant, nourished look. You can also use it as a spot treatment on rough elbows, knees, or cuticles. For body care, massage a small amount into damp skin after a shower.           

 

FAQs About Organic Castor Oil

What is organic castor oil and how is it made?

Organic castor oil is pressed from Ricinus communis seeds grown without synthetic pesticides. Ours is unrefined castor oil that’s cold-pressed (mechanical extraction without heat or solvents) and carefully filtered.

What does “hexane free castor oil” mean?

It means no hexane solvent is used during extraction. A hexane free castor oil is mechanically extracted—commonly cold-pressed—rather than solvent-processed.

How does cold‑pressed castor oil differ from refined or expeller‑pressed?

Cold-pressed castor oil is extracted without heat or chemicals, which helps it retain more nutrients, as well as its natural color, aroma, and thicker texture. In contrast, expeller-pressed oils use heat from friction, which can reduce some of these nutrients, while refined castor oil undergoes heavy processing to make it clearer and odorless but less natural. Ultimately, the best choice depends on your routine and texture preferences.

Is this 100% pure castor oil?

Yes—single-ingredient 100% pure castor oil with no added fragrances, dyes, or fillers.

Can I use organic castor oil on hair, brows, and lashes?

Many people include a small amount in their personal care routine for hair, brows, and lashes. Patch test first and avoid direct contact with eyes; individual responses vary.

Can I use castor oil on my face or body?

Some apply a thin layer to damp skin or blend with a lighter carrier oil. Because castor oil is thick, start with a small amount and discontinue use if irritation occurs.

Can I ingest castor oil?

This product is cosmetic grade and not intended for ingestion. For any medical use, consult a licensed clinician.

What’s the difference between Jamaican black castor oil and regular organic castor oil?

Jamaican black castor oil traditionally roasts the seeds before pressing, resulting in a darker color and smokier aroma. Cold-pressed organic castor is not roasted and remains pale yellow with a milder scent.

How do I store castor oil so it stays fresh?

Keep the cap tightly closed and store in a cool, dark place away from sunlight and moisture. Use within 6–12 months of opening for best quality.

Is castor oil a good carrier oil for DIY blends?

Yes. Many makers choose unrefined castor oil as a carrier because of its thickness. Follow safe dilution practices and patch test blends before wider use.

Do you offer wholesale or bulk sizes?

Yes—we offer organic castor oil wholesale and bulk castor oil options for studios, salons, and brands. Contact us for available sizes, MOQs, and lead times.

Is castor oil suitable for everyone?

Skin and hair responses differ. Patch test before first use, avoid eye contact, and keep out of reach of children. If you have specific concerns or conditions, check with a professional.