Name Origin
Palma Christi
Latin for Palm of Christ, a historic name for the castor plant, cherished for its restorative and protective qualities for centuries.
Castor Oil
$35.00
Cold-pressed and unrefined, this thick, velvety oil nourishes skin, lashes, brows, and scalp with deeply rooted care.
An ancient plant offering modern restoration.
Apply 2–3 drops to damp skin, hair, lashes, or nails. Massage gently to nourish and soften. For hair, leave on at least 30 minutes before cleansing.
Nourishes skin, strengthens lashes and nails, supports scalp health, and locks in moisture.
Ricinus communis (Castor) Oil*
*Certified organic
Origin: INDIA
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$40.00
One Ingredient
Derived from the resilient castor bean plant, this cold-pressed oil has been treasured for centuries for its ability to nourish, condition, and protect. Rich in fatty acids, it supports skin suppleness, strengthens lashes and brows, and promotes scalp health—all from a single, pure source.
Everything You Want to Know
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Castor oil is considered low on the comedogenic scale, meaning it’s unlikely to clog pores for most people. However, skin responses vary, so patch-testing is recommended.
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It depends on your goal. Daily for skin hydration, a few times per week for hair or scalp care, and nightly for lashes and brows.
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Absolutely! When used sparingly, castor oil can help balance moisture, soften skin, and support a healthy complexion. It’s best to blend with other carrier oils for easier application.
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Castor oil is luxuriously thick and syrup-like, spreading slowly over the skin. It pairs beautifully with lighter oils to create a smoother, more spreadable blend.