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by Venesha Johnson | Associate Writer
Jamaican Black Castor Oil is one of our greatest pride and joy. For generations, we have been using it for mainly hair growth. So much so that it has gotten quite popular around the world. I have even used it to grow and thicken my lashes.
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It has many other uses and has been known to help clear up blemishes on the body, giving us clearer skin.
With such awesome skincare properties, it is no surprise that people want to know, can you use Jamaican Black Castor Oil on your face? According to research, it's a yes, but there are some things you may need to consider.
Just in case you are hearing about Jamaican Black Castor Oil for the first time let me tell you a bit about it. It is made from castor beans that are roasted before being pressed to extract the oil.
The roasting process gives the oil a dark colour and distinct smell. Which is what makes it different from your typical castor oil. Our variety of castor oil is known to be richer in nutrients like omega-9 fatty acids, vitamin E, and minerals, making it a powerful option for moisturising and healing.
Now that you know what it is, here are 4 main reasons why you may want to add it to your facial care regime.
If you're thinking about trying Jamaican Black Castor Oil on your face, here's how you do it, step by step:
Now, to those considerations, I hinted at earlier.
Clogging Pores: This is the main concern. You see Jamaican black castor oil is a heavier oil, so there's a chance it could clog pores, especially if you have oily or acne-prone skin. If you notice an increase in breakouts, you might want to use it less frequently or stick to applying it only to specific areas.
Allergic Reactions: Some people may experience allergic reactions to castor oil, including redness, itching, or irritation. That's why doing a patch test is so important.
Jamaican Black Castor Oil can be a fantastic addition to your skincare routine if youโre looking for a natural way to hydrate, reduce acne, or fade dark spots. However, if you have oily or sensitive skin, be cautious and start with small amounts to see how your skin reacts.
Check out the video below, to see how black castor oil is made from scratch. You may even try it at home.
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