
Organic Castor Oil Roll-On | Cold-Pressed Beauty Oil for Face & Body
Why not just buy a bottle of castor oil?
You can. Here's what you'd be trading away.
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Benefit |
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Applies in seconds — no dropper, no cotton pads |
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Travels in a make-up bag without leaking |
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Precise enough for the lash line and brows |
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Amber glass — no plastic, no light damage |
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Cold-pressed, hexane-free, single ingredient |
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Small enough to keep on your nightstand |
What people actually say
Questions people ask before they buy
What exactly is in the bottle?
One ingredient: 100% organic, cold-pressed castor oil (Ricinus communis). No fillers, no carrier oils, no fragrance, no preservatives. Hexane-free, which means it's pressed mechanically rather than extracted with chemical solvent. Bottled in amber glass, never plastic.
Will it clog my pores or make me break out?
Castor oil has a comedogenic rating of 0–1, which puts it at the very low end of the scale — it's considered non-comedogenic for most skin types. That said, every face is different. Patch-test on your inner arm for 24 hours before you use it on your face.
Where can I actually use it?
Lash line and brows, under-eyes, lips, cuticles and nail beds, hairline and scalp, elbows, knees, and anywhere dry. Roll on a thin line, press in with clean fingertips. Keep it out of your eyes.
How long until I see anything?
Skin feels softer the first night. Lashes, brows, and nails grow on their own cycle, so give it 6–8 weeks of nightly use before you judge. Consistency matters far more than quantity.
Why glass and not plastic?
Oils sit in contact with their container for months. Glass is inert; some plastics can leach into oil over time. Amber glass also blocks the light that degrades cold-pressed oil. It costs us more. We think it's the right call.
Who is this not for?
Anyone who wants a scented product, a fast-absorbing serum, or an instant result. This is a thick, unscented, single-ingredient oil that works slowly. If you're pregnant, check with your doctor first.