FECY JAMAICAN BLACK CASTOR OIL(COLD PRESSED)

Because of its high concentration of vitamin E and it's anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties, black castor oil is an effective, natural remedy for cleansing and nourishing the skin, clearing away acne, and healing scars

But in general, “there is no standard as far as how often you should use castor oil,” says Blaisure, “but I'd recommend applying it one or two times a week for at least three months, as that's typically how long it takes to see new hair coming in anyway.

For those of us with dry hair, every gimmicky shampoo promising to “nourish and moisturize” our hair can be a letdown. Trying to find something that actually helps can be a constant struggle. Don’t despair, however. Try the Jamaican black castor oil solution instead to treat dry hair, as well as problems that often accompany this such as dandruff and an itchy scalp. Thanks to the rich omega-6 and omega-9 fatty acids and vitamin E in this castor oil, your scalp should feel cleaner, and your hair should gain a richer, softer texture.

To attempt this hair treatment, combine one tablespoon of the black castor oil, one tablespoon of olive oil and juice from half a lemon in a saucepan and heat over the stove. The key here is to get the ingredients warm but not truly hot, or you’ll risk burning yourself. Once the mixture is warm, remove it from the stove and pour it over your hands. Gently massage this into your scalp for about 10 minutes, taking care to give attention to all parts of your scalp equally. Leave this in place for half an hour, then rinse and wash your hair as you ordinarily would.