Hello Beauties,
In this week’s series of Tips Tuesday, I am talking about Castor Oil and its benefits 🙂
If we check old age beauty remedies then we will get to know about Castor Oil and how it helps to have great skin and hair. Over time this inexpensive beauty gem has started coming in fancier packaging with some added ingredients so that it can be sold with higher price tags.
Here are some key benefits 🙂
- Castor Oil’s anti-fungal and anti-bacterial properties help to fight against acne and dandruff.
- It also heals inflamed skin, relieves chronic itching, reduces pigmentation, fades blemishes and prevents stretch marks.
- If applied on eyelashes with help of Q-tip before sleeping at night, it will help in lengthening eyelashes over time. (Be careful to not to put it in your eyes)
- Works as a great conditioner. Mix 2 teaspoons with an egg white and a teaspoon of glycerin and massage into your wet hair. After a few minutes, rinse with warm water.
- Gives relief from Arthritis pain. Mix castor oil with enough turmeric or cayenne pepper to make a paste and then rub it into your joints.
- It makes hair grow faster. If you have balding areas on your scalp, or you just want thicker hair, you can massage a bit of castor oil into the affected area for about 6 minutes every day to promote natural hair growth. This also works on eyebrows so if you want thicker eyebrows, just massage a few drops into your eyebrows for a couple of minutes every day. [Info from diyncrafts.com]
- It also prevents and repairs split-ends from hair. It also brings shine to hair.
- Castor oil is also used in the treatment of major illnesses like Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s Disease and Cerebral Palsy.
There are many more great benefits which we can achieve by introducing castor oil in our routine without spending a fortune.
Hope you enjoyed this post 🙂
Loads of love,
Ash <3
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Sarah
11 May 2016 at 7:43 AMSo many benefits to this – both health and beauty 🙂 I’m intrigued to try using it on my eyelashes to make them grow as using falsies is getting arduous! x
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Ms Tantrum
11 May 2016 at 11:43 AMYeah, I have been reading some bloggers’ reviews about the improvement in their lashes after using castor oil. Try not to put it in your eyes though. Clean your face with water and remove any traces of makeup, especially from eyes. Make sure to use cold pressed castor oil because they tend to be pure and the natural kind. Thanks Sarah, I love connecting to new bloggers and growing my network.
Love, Ash
Ria Rajendran
11 May 2016 at 8:45 AMNeed to try this for my lashes 🙂 I have pretty scanty lashes :p Thanks for sharing! http://www.scarletblushblog.com
Ms Tantrum
11 May 2016 at 11:44 AMYou’re welcome darling. Try not to put it in your eyes. Clean your face with water and remove any traces of makeup, especially from eyes. Make sure to use cold pressed castor oil because they tend to be pure and the natural kind. Loads of love, Ash
Sal
11 May 2016 at 1:07 PMAnother excellent Tip Tuesday. I’ve been using it to grow my brows and started seeing results after a few weeks, then got lazy. I should really get back to it 🙂 xxx
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Ms Tantrum
12 May 2016 at 9:03 AMYayy Glad to know you were seeing results. Yes, definitely start using it again Sal. Love ya
leanne
11 May 2016 at 6:34 PMHow interesting! Do you know you would use it for Dandruff? I’m definitely going to pick up a bottle! Great post xx
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Ms Tantrum
12 May 2016 at 9:02 AMThanks Leanne. I also get dry and flaky scalp issues sometimes (specially in colder months, windy days or when whether changes drastically). Yeah owing to its anti – bacterial and anti -inflammatory properties, we can use this for treating dandruff.
take 1 tablespoon of castor oil along with olive oil and mix with juice out of half a lemon. Apply this well and wash after half an hour. I haven’t tried this yet but can’t wait. Definitely be trying this over weekend.
Love, Ash