Castor oil has been used for therapeutic purposes for hundreds of years, we would almost have to go back to ancient Egyptian times to find the first cosmetic uses for this substance. The culture of that time considered long hair a symbol of beauty, health and status.
Castor oil is also known as "castor oil" (in English it is called "castor oil") although it has nothing to do with this animal. It is an oil with a very light yellowish hue and is characterized by being very viscous.
There are more and more brands, such as herbaceous castor oil, that begin to market hair products derived from castor oil. Next we will see the main reasons why this product can benefit your hair.
Depending on the goal you are pursuing, you have different application options for castor oil:
Accelerate hair growth
If you want to accelerate growth, treat a dandruff problem or reduce dryness, the most appropriate way to use castor oil is by mixing it with another type of oil to make it more fluid (remember that one of the main characteristics of castor oil is its high viscosity). A blending alternative can be olive oil.
Once the mixture is made, you can apply it by gently massaging the scalp. Leave it to act for at least 20 minutes and then rinse it off with plenty of water.
Protect hair and make it more flexible
If you are looking to protect your hair and prevent the appearance of split ends, you can mix castor oil with another type of oil (argan or coconut) and apply it only to the ends. Then you should let it rest for a few minutes before rinsing it off.
Although in this article we have focused on the properties of castor oil for hair, it is important to know that this substance also has other benefits such as providing better hydration for the skin or greater resistance for the nails..
Castor oil can be found in its pure state or as an ingredient in some cosmetic products such as shampoos and masks. In Herbiar you can find many high quality products made from castor oil.
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