Castor oil

is widely known for its medicinal properties and uses both in medicine (as a laxative) and in cosmetology (for skin, hair and eyelash care)

Even in ancient times, the Egyptians used castor oil to prepare all kinds of ointments and balms

EL BARAKA cold pressed castor oil is an inexpensive natural herbal medicine with a long shelf life

It is obtained from the seeds of the castor bean (Euphoriaceae family) by cold pressing. The second name is castor oil

Natural cold pressed castor oil

A surprisingly fast effect is achieved when using pure castor oil, but it is too greasy and not suitable for daily use in its pure form

*In cosmetics, castor oil has the following effects :

Smoothes fine wrinkles and minimizes deep ones
Softens dry skin
Softens rough skin of the feet and elbows
Nourishes
Makes the skin smooth and tender
Moisturizes the nail plate and cuticle
Strengthens eyelashes and hair roots
Promotes hair growth
Heals cracks and wounds

*Indications for use :

Castor oil for hair is a wonderful strengthener 
It is necessary to rub a mixture of castor oil with vodka (2: 1) into the hair roots. First 3 times a week, then - 1 time. After a while, the hair is restored

Castor oil for eyelashes and eyebrows promotes growth (rubbed into the roots)

If you had to walk in tight shoes for a long time in the heat and calluses and wounds formed on your feet that do not heal for a long time, remember that cleaning with castor oil restores the epithelium and heals the wounds. Even in the most difficult cases, such foot problems will disappear in 2 weeks

Castor oil for lips If the lips are chapped and cracked or flaky, castor oil will help
To do this, the oil must be mixed with cosmetic petroleum jelly in a ratio of 1: 3 and applied to the lips 1-3 times a day. Already on the second day, a positive effect will be noticeable

Castor oil in medicine In medicine, castor oil is most often used as a laxative
It tastes extremely unpleasant, so doctors recommend not to stretch the “use” and drink castor oil with natural lemon juice 

How castor oil works as a laxative. When taken orally, castor oil breaks down in our digestive tract to form a substance called ricinoleic acid. This acid irritates the receptors of the intestine along its entire length, causing it to contract reflexively - that is, it increases peristalsis