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Hey !

I lucked out, that was the brand that I picked up myself. Thanks for getting back with me on it.

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Castor Oil

Hi,I finally got down to the other house and could check on the brand ofCastor Oil I'm using.It's Home Health, Cold Pressed and Cold Processed. I bought it at ahealth food store.I don't do a full table spoon, that would make me gag too much. I use aregular teaspoon to measure and it still works really good.http://themail.com/ref.htm?ref=1227417 *** This free e-mail service pays money for messages that are read! This list sponsored by:http://www.lifelift.comhttp://www.angelmagic.comhttp://loaves-n-fishes.comhttp://themail.com/ref.htm?ref=1227417 http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/redirect-home/karmasrecommerea/

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Terry,

I am so sorry that you hurt yourself. I am glad to have been able to pass along information that you found helpful. Thanks for sharing this with us.

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castor oil

Hi everyone, I just wanted to share this with you. Last week I cut my husbands hair, and asalways I shaved his neck with a straight edged razor. When I was all done, I startedcleaning up and picked up the razor to close it, and like a ditz, I closed it one handedinstead of doing it the right way, and as I did, the blade came down on the top of myindex finger. It almost sliced the finger in two. I knew I had screwed up, but seeingas how I am allergic to just about every known pain killer, there was no way I was goingto the emergency room for them to sew it up. It was right next to the fingernail and the fingernail would have had to come off in order for them to stitch it. ouch!! So, I put some neosporin on it and wrapped it good. I cleaned it everyday, and reapplied the ointment, and six days later it was not any better. Was swollen and redand extremely sore. My husband wanted to take me to the emergency room, but I said no, let me try one more thing. So, I cleaned it again and this time I put castoroil on it, then I went to bed. I kid you not, when I woke up and checked it, the swellingwas down, the redness was gone, and it was not anywhere near as sore as itwas prior to that. Is that amazing or what? I am now a firm believer in castor oil.The healing properties in it are astounding! That was four days ago, and other thanthe very deepest part of the cut, it has started healing and growing back togethernicely. Another four, and it will probably be gone! Just wanted to let you know. Castor oil is now my friend, and I want to make sureI always have it in the house. :-) You all have a good day.Terry

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Hi Terry,

Ouch!!!!!! That must have been painful. I'm glad that you're getting

better. It's probably a good idea for all of us to keep castor oil in our

medicine cabinets. Thanks to Karma for letting us know the great healing

effects of using it.

Be careful with those razors!

Love, Liz

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Hi Nil,

Did you do a castor oil heat pack? I tried using those for a while.

Can't say I noticed any change from them though.

Tracey

Yildiz wrote:

> Hi all!

>

> I have tried Castor oil on my liver last night and I had the most

> restful sleep and I felt much better afterwards.I had warmness in my

> body that I am not used to.

> Anybody tried it before?

> Thanks.

> Nil

>

>

>

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Nil,

I'm glad to hear it's helping you

Tracey

Yildiz wrote:

> Yes Tracey,It is Castor oil heat pack. It could be that your

> condition is

> better than mine. Two years ago I did not have this observable

> problems with

> my liver and pancreas.Now I am much worse and may be that is why I

> noticed

> the help of Castor oil.

> Nil

> Re: Castor oil

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> |

> |

> |

> | Hi Nil,

> |

> | Did you do a castor oil heat pack? I tried using those for a

> while.

> | Can't say I noticed any change from them though.

> |

> | Tracey

> |

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> | Yildiz wrote:

> |

> | > Hi all!

> | >

> | > I have tried Castor oil on my liver last night and I had the most

> | > restful sleep and I felt much better afterwards.I had warmness in

> my

> | > body that I am not used to.

> | > Anybody tried it before?

> | > Thanks.

> | > Nil

> | >

> | >

> | >

[Guest guest]

Yes Tracey,It is Castor oil heat pack. It could be that your condition is

better than mine. Two years ago I did not have this observable problems with

my liver and pancreas.Now I am much worse and may be that is why I noticed

the help of Castor oil.

Nil

Re: Castor oil

|

|

|

| Hi Nil,

|

| Did you do a castor oil heat pack? I tried using those for a while.

| Can't say I noticed any change from them though.

|

| Tracey

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| Yildiz wrote:

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| > Hi all!

| >

| > I have tried Castor oil on my liver last night and I had the most

| > restful sleep and I felt much better afterwards.I had warmness in my

| > body that I am not used to.

| > Anybody tried it before?

| > Thanks.

| > Nil

| >

| >

| >

[Guest guest]

There are some great castor oil links at

http://www.webspawner.com/users/castoroillinks/index.html

castor oil

Hi - I see you are almost a neighbor. Barbara and I are in Silver Spring.

And Hi to a who I know from other groups as well.

Castor Oil works for a lot of things. It stimulates the lymph as well. When my

Epstein-Barr was driving me crazy with swollen glands, I would wrap a cloth

coated with castor oil around my neck with a heating pad and I would be fine in

the morning (the gland swelling, that is).

Castor Oil with baking soda gets rid of warts too. I had one on my hand years

ago. It turned dark red and then it was gone.

When using this, it is important to wash it off every day so that the toxins are

not reabsorbed into the body.

I used it on my feet when they were burning from the effect of EBVirus. In

Germany, they discovered that, in older women, this virus will eventually hide

in the nerves coming from a part of the spine that is deformed in any way. I

have old age compression of the lumbar so anything in the lower torso burned,

including my feet. Barbara knows that I could not walk.

For the burning, I finally discovered that an anti-inflammatory diet (avoid

sugar and take note of any food allergies)and supplements (omega 3, turmeric...I

took a lot of different ones) and HerbPharm Nettles Blend for the histamines.

There is a Cayce book on Castor Oil (Palma Christi). I will see if I can find

it or pick it up on the 7th at Virginia Beach.

...Lynn Koiner

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In a message dated 3/27/2008 11:29:20 AM Eastern Standard Time,

morganad@... writes:

wonder if Barb's idea about castor oil packs on the feet would help them

heal faster

too. Because I am constantly moving on my feet for hours every day, they

don't have much

chance to heal.

Castor oil always helps,

j

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In a message dated 3/28/2008 12:39:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,

morganad@... writes:

Any ideas on how to solve a sleeping problem naturally?

I am allergic to the herbal formulas. The last one I tried, after three

days of being a

walking zombie and still not able to sleep had me very ill for three days,

vomiting,

dizzy, almost passing out; in fact it felt like a very nasty hangover.

Never taken drugs

so don't know, but it was nasty.

You prob need someone to do muscle testing c/ herbs to see which herbs your

body can tolerate,

julie

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Thanks for that link Dudley and hi Lynne back atcha.

I have burning foot soles, although not EB. I just figured I had hot feet

because I can

walk bare foot in the snow without my feet becoming cold. Castor Oil is on my

agenda to

buy now. It will probably take away the cracks in my heels too, a nuisance of

which I

have been plagued for many years.

Any ideas on how to solve a sleeping problem naturally?

I am allergic to the herbal formulas. The last one I tried, after three days of

being a

walking zombie and still not able to sleep had me very ill for three days,

vomiting,

dizzy, almost passing out; in fact it felt like a very nasty hangover. Never

taken drugs

so don't know, but it was nasty.

When I talked to the herbalist, she told me she couldn't recommend anything

else, except

for GABA, a green tea extract , [which did absolutely didley squat] because they

all had

those ingredients in them in one form or another. I tried CALMS, extra strength

a

homeopathic remedy which also does didly squat.

Last year I received several neurofeedback treatments back to back in twenty

four hours.

No sleep issue for months after that, and recently I have begun weekly sessions

which have

very slow effects.

a

castor oil

Hi - I see you are almost a neighbor. Barbara and I are in Silver Spring.

And Hi

to a who I know from other groups as well.

There is a Cayce book on Castor Oil (Palma Christi). I will see if I can find

it or pick

it up on the 7th at Virginia Beach.

....Lynn Koiner

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Hi a,

There are some sleep aids suggested near the bottom of this site:

http://tinyurl.com/yosnk5

Sincerely,

Dudley

[Guest guest]

I have tried a lot and only 2 things work -- Melatonin TIMED RELEASE and

5HTP (3 pills). The 5-HTP is used by people with fibromyalgia who have

sleeping disorders. With both, you have to lay down and relax or they will

not work.

GABA does nothing for me either and some people get headaches.

There must be something else! Watching a dull dvd REALLY helps...Lynn

castor oil

>

> Hi - I see you are almost a neighbor. Barbara and I are in Silver

> Spring. And Hi

> to a who I know from other groups as well.

>

>

> There is a Cayce book on Castor Oil (Palma Christi). I will see if I can

> find it or pick

> it up on the 7th at Virginia Beach.

> ...Lynn Koiner

>

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Hi Lynn,

OK, will try the timed release melatonin with 5HTP. Haven't seen that one yet.

Regular

melatonin doesn't work either, never seen 5HTP either. The link that Dudley

sent has

lunesta but that is a sleeping pill; something I don't want to get into, YET,

but

desperate methods might have to apply soon. It really wasn't a big issue before

I worked

but running on my feet for nine hours a day means I need to sleep too.

a

Re: castor oil

I have tried a lot and only 2 things work -- Melatonin TIMED RELEASE and

5HTP (3 pills). The 5-HTP is used by people with fibromyalgia who have

sleeping disorders. With both, you have to lay down and relax or they will

not work.

GABA does nothing for me either and some people get headaches.

There must be something else! Watching a dull dvd REALLY helps...Lynn

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I will do that, Beth. The minimum is 7 lbs. (approx. 1 gal.) That leaves

one more for our 35 lbs of castor!

Thanks.

For you Henrietta soapers, if you would save and contribute 1 gal. oil jugs o

r other sturdy ones (not milk), I'd appreciate it, and it will save us

money. I even have some gallon plastic vinegar jugs, just in case anyone else

uses vinegar like I do. :-)

Beth

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Be good to your skin!

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That would be great, Shaye. Yes, dh works in Webster. That would be a

terrific idea. :-)

Thanks!

Beth

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Be good to your skin!

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In a message dated 7/5/2008 2:56:55 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

shaye@... writes:

Beth I have a couple of 3 liter OO jugs. I can wash them out if you want to

use them. LMK....

Does your hubby still work in Webster? Maybe I can get them to him to bring

to you.

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Beth I have a couple of 3 liter OO jugs. I can wash them out if you want to

use them. LMK....

Does your hubby still work in Webster? Maybe I can get them to him to bring

to you.

Shaye

Re: Castor Oil

I will do that, Beth. The minimum is 7 lbs. (approx. 1 gal.) That leaves

one more for our 35 lbs of castor!

Thanks.

For you Henrietta soapers, if you would save and contribute 1 gal. oil jugs

o

r other sturdy ones (not milk), I'd appreciate it, and it will save us

money. I even have some gallon plastic vinegar jugs, just in case anyone

else

uses vinegar like I do. :-)

Beth

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arden.com/)

Be good to your skin!

www.saponifier.com

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You need to check the label to be sure the one you have is suitable

for internal use. Generally it's used to induce a bowel movement but

they say it shouldn't be used long term. It's also antifungal,

ant-yeast. Not sure if it's antibacterial but I suspect so. And it

makes a fabulous facial moisturiser. I don't know about using it

in the ear, not heard of that. The only time I ever had an ear

infection I used herbal tinctures from the herbalist and it cleared up

fast.

You could check out the earthclinic website for lots of ideas on ear

infections.

http://www.earthclinic.com/CURES/earache.html

But remember these are home remedies, so play safe.

You might find some alternatives for antibiotics on there too to take

internally. I use oregano oil in the main. A herbalist once told me

that would knock out anything! It tastes rotten though.

Good luck!

2009/12/4 hayleyscocoabear <hayleyscocoabear@...>:

> I recently started using castor oil packs on my autistc son again.He has an

ear infection,and I don`t want to give him antibiotics.Can you use castor oil

for ear infections?What does taking it internaly cure?Thanyou for your

replys.Tina

>

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>

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[Guest guest]

I would probably start with sweet oil in the ear. Heat it by floating the bottle of oil in a cup of warm water--then test it against your wrist like you would a babys bottle so he doesnt get burned. Fill the ear canal with this and a cotton ball and have him lay on the opposite side for about 20 min if you can. A few drops of castor oil wouldnt hurt in each ear too--alternate it with the sweet oil but only a few drops. (more often the sweet oil though). I love castor oil I use it for almost everything. I live in a very small town (pop 648) and they give me weird looks when I buy every bottle I can find LOL. Works tho. I cant tell you how many things Ive healed. Dudley has some great links to Cayce websites where they get more specific on which remedy for which ailment. Hope this helps.Blessings,RamonaFrom: hayleyscocoabear <hayleyscocoabear@...>Subject: Castor Oil Date: Friday, December 4, 2009, 9:08 AM

I recently started using castor oil packs on my autistc son again.He has an ear infection,and I don`t want to give him antibiotics. Can you use castor oil for ear infections?What does taking it internaly cure?Thanyou for your replys.Tina

[Guest guest]

Hey Liana,That is definitely worth a try. I have castor oil here, which is a laxative. Made from castor bean which is highly toxic by itself. Castor oil is recommended for bowel problems by rubbing castor oil over the abdomen, put flannel over the oil and then use a heating pad on low. Supposed to be really helpful to the colon and internal organs in that part of the body. May be good for irritable bowel too. Castor Oil

Hey, this stuff has really helped my face - I first started putting it on my eyelashes to help them grow. The first time I used it a lot of those little glass granules came out of my lashes. I rubbed my nose while my fingers had castor oil on them and the same thing. So I've started using castor oil on my face, rubbing it in and wiping it off, then putting more on and repeating the process until no more of the little specks or granules come up.Seems to work a lot more effectively than other oils - I think it's because castor is so thick. It also is the only oil that dries and leaves a film on the skin. I don't know about that last part, something I read - I don't leave it on my skin, I do this before a shower and then wash it off with soap and water. I've been doing this for 3 days now, and now not much of anything comes out of my skin, but it's made my skin look much finer, cleaner, like the pores have been unclogged. I had heard that castor was a cleansing oil, I guess that's true!Just a heads up - maybe mixed with tea tree and other essentials, it would be more effective.

[Guest guest]

My Sis cured appendicitis with poultices of castor oil over the inflamed area...She is a health nut...the whole family thought She was insane not to follow the Doctor's advice to have the appendix removed...but between some fasting and these external applications She was o.k....At least no symptoms for 2 years but i do think it wasn't the soundest decison..scared me to death...so very well may be good for colon and bowel problemsFrom: "Goldstein@..."

<Goldstein@...>bird mites Sent: Wed, June 2, 2010 1:28:11 PMSubject: Re: Castor Oil

Hey Liana,That is definitely worth a try. I have castor oil here, which is a laxative. Made from castor bean which is highly toxic by itself. Castor oil is recommended for bowel problems by rubbing castor oil over the abdomen, put flannel over the oil and then use a heating pad on low. Supposed to be really helpful to the colon and internal organs in that part of the body. May be good for irritable bowel too. Castor Oil

Hey, this stuff has really helped my face - I first started putting it on my eyelashes to help them grow. The first time I used it a lot of those little glass granules came out of my lashes. I rubbed my nose while my fingers had castor oil on them and the same thing. So I've started using castor oil on my face, rubbing it in and wiping it off, then putting more on and repeating the process until no more of the little specks or granules come up.Seems to work a lot more effectively than other oils - I think it's because castor is so thick. It also is the only oil that dries and leaves a film on the skin. I don't know about that last part, something I read - I don't leave it on my skin, I do this before a shower and then wash it off with soap and water. I've been doing this for 3 days now, and now not much of anything comes out of my skin, but it's made my skin look much finer, cleaner, like the pores have been unclogged. I had heard that

castor was a cleansing oil, I guess that's true!Just a heads up - maybe mixed with tea tree and other essentials, it would be more effective.

[Guest guest]

Yes, it's the same old remedy that gramma used - I vaguely remember having to

swallow a spoonful of the vile stuff and hating her for days afterward - or was

that cod liver oil? Ah, the memories!

Ricin, a deadly poison, is made from castor beans. But the oil is harmless - and

it's very, VERY good for your skin. There's a site somewhere on the uses of

castor oil, I'll see if I can dig it up.

>

> Hey Liana,

>

> That is definitely worth a try. I have castor oil here, which is a laxative.

Made from castor bean which is highly toxic by itself. Castor oil is recommended

for bowel problems by rubbing castor oil over the abdomen, put flannel over the

oil and then use a heating pad on low. Supposed to be really helpful to the

colon and internal organs in that part of the body. May be good for irritable

bowel too.

>

>

>

> Castor Oil

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Hey, this stuff has really helped my face - I first started putting it on my

eyelashes to help them grow. The first time I used it a lot of those little

glass granules came out of my lashes. I rubbed my nose while my fingers had

castor oil on them and the same thing. So I've started using castor oil on my

face, rubbing it in and wiping it off, then putting more on and repeating the

process until no more of the little specks or granules come up.

>

>

>

> Seems to work a lot more effectively than other oils - I think it's because

castor is so thick. It also is the only oil that dries and leaves a film on the

skin. I don't know about that last part, something I read - I don't leave it on

my skin, I do this before a shower and then wash it off with soap and water.

I've been doing this for 3 days now, and now not much of anything comes out of

my skin, but it's made my skin look much finer, cleaner, like the pores have

been unclogged. I had heard that castor was a cleansing oil, I guess that's

true!

>

>

>

> Just a heads up - maybe mixed with tea tree and other essentials, it would be

more effective.

>

[Guest guest]

Article about castor oil:

http://www.ehow.com/about_5297376_uses-castor-oil-skin.html

This sounds helpful (from the above link):

" For an infection of the skin, you should soak the area in Epsom salts and then

wrap the site in a cotton cloth soaked in castor oil. Leave overnight. Ringworm,

inflammation and sunburns all respond to this treatment as well (see " The

Benefits of Castor Oil " ). also notes that a castor oil pack treats

keratoses, which are " noncancerous, wart-like skin growths, " skin abrasions,

finger- or toenails with fungal infections, acne and persistent itching. You can

make a castor oil pack using the following method: Soak a piece of wool or

cotton flannel cloth in castor oil and place it on the skin. Cover the cloth

with a plastic bag, and then place a hot water bottle or heating pad over the

site. Leave in place for an hour. Remove, and rinse the skin with baking soda

and water. The treatment can be applied three times a week or daily, and you can

reuse the same cloth up to 25 times. "

I don't know that I would use a pack with this condition (I couldn't bring

myself to reuse a pack and it would get expensive), but treating with epsom

salts first before rubbing in the castor oil would probably really increase the

effect. When I used olive oil over a dried epsom saltwater crust, it made my

skin feel very smooth and clean and uninfested. I'll bet castor oil works even

better!

>

> Hey, this stuff has really helped my face - I first started putting it on my

eyelashes to help them grow. The first time I used it a lot of those little

glass granules came out of my lashes. I rubbed my nose while my fingers had

castor oil on them and the same thing. So I've started using castor oil on my

face, rubbing it in and wiping it off, then putting more on and repeating the

process until no more of the little specks or granules come up.

>

> Seems to work a lot more effectively than other oils - I think it's because

castor is so thick. It also is the only oil that dries and leaves a film on the

skin. I don't know about that last part, something I read - I don't leave it on

my skin, I do this before a shower and then wash it off with soap and water.

I've been doing this for 3 days now, and now not much of anything comes out of

my skin, but it's made my skin look much finer, cleaner, like the pores have

been unclogged. I had heard that castor was a cleansing oil, I guess that's

true!

>

> Just a heads up - maybe mixed with tea tree and other essentials, it would be

more effective.

>

[Guest guest]

You can also smear it over your liver and put flannel and a heating pad and detox your liver in the same manner. To the castor oil you can also add herbs, like ginger for further detox. You can do your spleen on the other side too.

Frito

From: lianasama <lianasama@...>bird mites Sent: Thu, June 3, 2010 2:53:51 PMSubject: Re: Castor Oil

Yes, it's the same old remedy that gramma used - I vaguely remember having to swallow a spoonful of the vile stuff and hating her for days afterward - or was that cod liver oil? Ah, the memories!Ricin, a deadly poison, is made from castor beans. But the oil is harmless - and it's very, VERY good for your skin. There's a site somewhere on the uses of castor oil, I'll see if I can dig it up.>> Hey Liana,> > That is definitely worth a try. I have castor oil here, which is a laxative. Made from castor bean which is highly toxic by itself. Castor oil is recommended for bowel problems by rubbing castor oil over the abdomen, put flannel over the oil and then use a heating pad on low. Supposed to be really helpful to the colon and

internal organs in that part of the body. May be good for irritable bowel too.> > > > Castor Oil> > > > > > > > > > > > > > Hey, this stuff has really helped my face - I first started putting it on my eyelashes to help them grow. The first time I used it a lot of those little glass granules came out of my lashes. I rubbed my nose while my fingers had castor oil on them and the same thing. So I've started using castor oil on my face, rubbing it in and wiping it off, then putting more on and repeating the process until no more

of the little specks or granules come up.> > > > Seems to work a lot more effectively than other oils - I think it's because castor is so thick. It also is the only oil that dries and leaves a film on the skin. I don't know about that last part, something I read - I don't leave it on my skin, I do this before a shower and then wash it off with soap and water. I've been doing this for 3 days now, and now not much of anything comes out of my skin, but it's made my skin look much finer, cleaner, like the pores have been unclogged. I had heard that castor was a cleansing oil, I guess that's true!> > > > Just a heads up - maybe mixed with tea tree and other essentials, it would be more effective.>

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LMAO!!!

Do mites even crap? Do they urinate? I know they have sex, because they

reproduce like crazy. LOL - imagine how small a mite's equipment would be. Talk

about a complex!

I didn't get much sleep last night, I'd better go before things get too

graphic...

> >

> > Hey, this stuff has really helped my face - I first started putting it on my

eyelashes to help them grow. The first time I used it a lot of those little

glass granules came out of my lashes. I rubbed my nose while my fingers had

castor oil on them and the same thing. So I've started using castor oil on my

face, rubbing it in and wiping it off, then putting more on and repeating the

process until no more of the little specks or granules come up.

> >

> > Seems to work a lot more effectively than other oils - I think it's because

castor is so thick. It also is the only oil that dries and leaves a film on the

skin. I don't know about that last part, something I read - I don't leave it on

my skin, I do this before a shower and then wash it off with soap and water.

I've been doing this for 3 days now, and now not much of anything comes out of

my skin, but it's made my skin look much finer, cleaner, like the pores have

been unclogged. I had heard that castor was a cleansing oil, I guess that's

true!

> >

> > Just a heads up - maybe mixed with tea tree and other essentials, it would

be more effective.

> >

>

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LMAO:):):)

> > >

> > > Hey, this stuff has really helped my face - I first started putting it on

my eyelashes to help them grow. The first time I used it a lot of those little

glass granules came out of my lashes. I rubbed my nose while my fingers had

castor oil on them and the same thing. So I've started using castor oil on my

face, rubbing it in and wiping it off, then putting more on and repeating the

process until no more of the little specks or granules come up.

> > >

> > > Seems to work a lot more effectively than other oils - I think it's

because castor is so thick. It also is the only oil that dries and leaves a film

on the skin. I don't know about that last part, something I read - I don't leave

it on my skin, I do this before a shower and then wash it off with soap and

water. I've been doing this for 3 days now, and now not much of anything comes

out of my skin, but it's made my skin look much finer, cleaner, like the pores

have been unclogged. I had heard that castor was a cleansing oil, I guess that's

true!

> > >

> > > Just a heads up - maybe mixed with tea tree and other essentials, it would

be more effective.

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Bee and group,

Happy New Year!

Bee, I have a question about castor oil. Is it safe if it gets in the eyes?

Thank you.

All the best,

kelly