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Castor oil, called “castor oil” in English, is a very unique vegetable oil that deserves to be better known. It is used externally, in massage or as a poultice for its anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving action, and especially to decongest the lymphatic system.
It was Edgar Cayce, this famous American medium of the 20th century, who made known the main uses of castor oil. Max Gerson, known thanks to the Gerson therapy against cancer, continued his research using castor oil as a poultice on the liver.
When to use castor oil?
We mainly offer it as a poultice on the stomach and the liver region to help decongest the lymph, stimulate the immune system and improve the flow of bile. It also acts as a powerful intestinal antispasmodic.
We also recommend it for the following situations:
- To relieve muscle pain and inflammation.
- For heavy legs and swollen ankles, because it activates lymphatic circulation and helps to unclog the tissues.
- For cuts and scrapes, it quickly stops bleeding and soothes pain.
- To relieve all skin problems, apply to dry skin, chapped skin, burns, psoriasis, eczema and sunburn.
- To improve the cellulite condition, a daily castor oil massage stimulates the lymphatic system and decongests the area.
How to make poultices?
Sponge a cotton cloth with castor oil that you can reuse and apply the soaked cloth to the stomach or other region for 1h30. Add a heat source such as a hot water bottle or magic bag to maximize absorption.
Repeat daily until condition improves.
Tips for use
Traditionally used as a skin care oil. Apply by massaging onto the body and hair or mix with your favorite vegetable oil such as sweet almond or grapeseed to prepare a nourishing body oil. As a poultice on the liver or painful areas.
Composition / technical data
Ingredients: Castor oil
Capacity: 500ml bottle
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Anonymous customer published the 04/06/2022 following an order made on 11/05/2022
5/5
Excellente huile à tjrs avoir chez soi
Pascaline D. published the 27/05/2022 following an order made on 27/05/2022
5/5
Excellente huile à tjrs avoir chez soi
Anonymous customer published the 25/05/2022 following an order made on 11/05/2022
4/5
elle est très collante difficile à appliquer.
Brigitte M. published the 24/05/2022 following an order made on 24/05/2022
4/5
elle est très collante difficile à appliquer.
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Organic Castor Oil - 500ml
€13.90
Learn more about the product
Castor oil, called “castor oil” in English, is a very unique vegetable oil that deserves to be better known. It is used externally, in massage or as a poultice for its anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving action, and especially to decongest the lymphatic system.
It was Edgar Cayce, this famous American medium of the 20th century, who made known the main uses of castor oil. Max Gerson, known thanks to the Gerson therapy against cancer, continued his research using castor oil as a poultice on the liver.
When to use castor oil?
We mainly offer it as a poultice on the stomach and the liver region to help decongest the lymph, stimulate the immune system and improve the flow of bile. It also acts as a powerful intestinal antispasmodic.
We also recommend it for the following situations:
- To relieve muscle pain and inflammation.
- For heavy legs and swollen ankles, because it activates lymphatic circulation and helps to unclog the tissues.
- For cuts and scrapes, it quickly stops bleeding and soothes pain.
- To relieve all skin problems, apply to dry skin, chapped skin, burns, psoriasis, eczema and sunburn.
- To improve the cellulite condition, a daily castor oil massage stimulates the lymphatic system and decongests the area.
How to make poultices?
Sponge a cotton cloth with castor oil that you can reuse and apply the soaked cloth to the stomach or other region for 1h30. Add a heat source such as a hot water bottle or magic bag to maximize absorption.
Repeat daily until condition improves.
Tips for use
Traditionally used as a skin care oil. Apply by massaging onto the body and hair or mix with your favorite vegetable oil such as sweet almond or grapeseed to prepare a nourishing body oil. As a poultice on the liver or painful areas.
Composition / technical data
Ingredients: Castor oil
Capacity: 500ml bottle
Questions / Answers
Reviews
View the trust certificate
- For further information on the nature of the review controls, as well as the possibility of contacting the author of the review please consult our CGU.
- No inducements have been provided for these reviews
- Reviews are published and kept for a period of five years
- Reviews can not be modified: If a customer wishes to modify their review then they can do so by contacting Verified Reviews directly to remove the existing review and publish an amended one
- The reasons for deletion of reviews are available here.
Sort reviews by :
Anonymous customer published the 04/06/2022 following an order made on 11/05/2022
5/5
Excellente huile à tjrs avoir chez soi
Pascaline D. published the 27/05/2022 following an order made on 27/05/2022
5/5
Excellente huile à tjrs avoir chez soi
Anonymous customer published the 25/05/2022 following an order made on 11/05/2022
4/5
elle est très collante difficile à appliquer.
Brigitte M. published the 24/05/2022 following an order made on 24/05/2022
4/5
elle est très collante difficile à appliquer.
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