Synonyms: Castor oil, Riccinus communis, Palm of Christ, castor oil.
Botanical Name: Riccinus communis
Part Used: Seed
Color: Colorless or slightly Yellow color
Viscosity: Watery in viscosity

Castor oil is extracted by cold pressed method from the seeds of castor plant.

• It has been extensively used to relives pain, fight against infections, treats arthritis and rheumatism, treats spasms.
• Its therapeutic uses are analgesic, ant rheumatic, antispasmodic carminative, diuretic, stimulant, aromatic and astringent properties.
• It is used to staunch bloody wounds, applied to dog bites, snakebites, and insect bites.
• Though wintergreen or Gandhapura oil may be a component in products use as nose inhalation and in fever.
• When you will use it on your skin, it causes good sensations.
• This oil also stimulates the flood of blood at any area your body where it is applied.

Pharma Uses

• Castor oil has many pharma uses.
• It is very effective in healing the body; It is used by the people suffering from constipation.
• Castor oil is used against irritable bowel syndrome.
• It is used for the treatment of various skin conditions like tumors, cancer, Cyst and many others.
• The castor oil is used as an insecticides and fungicides.
• The oil helps in delaying the symptoms of bloody diarrhea, abdominal pain, mouth and soar sensation.

Cosmetics Uses

• Castor oil can be applied to the scalp to induce hair growth.
• It is a fatty vegetable oil it make ingredient of cosmetics products like lipstick, eyeliner, deodorant, Soaps and perfumes.
• Castor oil can be applied to eyelashes, eyebrows to promote hair growth.

Food and Flavoring Uses

• Castor oil is used in food and flavoring.
• It works as food additive and flavoring agent.

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