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What’s the truth about castor oil?
Does it work?
Will you get your hair back?
Which one should you choose, and what’s the best way to take it?
The answers to all these questions, coming right up.
Timestamps
📌0:00 - Intro
📌0:46 - Before and afters
📌2:24 - What is castor oil?
📌4:54 - How to use castor oil
📌5:42 - Side effects
📌6:49 - Our verdict
Transcription
So guys I want you to check out some before and after photos posted online by various users of castor oil.
This man used castor oil for 4 months, to deal with his diffuse thinning all over the top of the head.
He applied the castor oil plus 3 drops of rosemary oil twice daily. The results were pretty astonishing.
This man also had diffuse thinning and, and you can see the improvement in density and coverage
Now the thing about castor oil, it’s not used exclusively or even primarily for male pattern baldness.
Many men also use it as a beard enhancer.
To fill in bald patches and improve the density of their beard.
But most users are actually women.
And they typically purchase it to treat thinning eyebrows or eyelashes.
You can see the dramatic improvement in the integrity of her eyelashes this woman saw after 5 weeks of application.
This woman applied it on her eyebrows for close to 6 months, 3-4 times a week.
They eyebrow basically filled in. At least enough to have a solid, continuous appearance to it.
But many women also apply it on their hair.
Some have no problems with hair loss, but use it to grow out their hair quicker.
Others use to treat diffuse thinning, or thinning at the temples.
These are the before and after a woman shared after a little over a month of use.
You can see on the left she has a very large part, cause her hair is so thin.
She applied the castor oil every other night before going to bed.
On the right you can see the part has all but disappeared. She was quote “amazed at the results”
So castor oil is bit like minoxidil plus latisse in one bottle.
It’ll basically promote hair growth wherever you apply it.
But what exactly is castor oil?
It’s a vegetable oil, extracted from the beans of the castor plant.
This is a perennial tropical plant…
whose beans are actually poisonous when directly consumed.
Highly poisonous, since they contain ricin, one of the most toxic proteins known to man.
The good news is that when you make castor oil, the ricin is left behind in the paste that forms the waste of the process.
So there’s absolutely no ricin in the oil.
Castor oil is so widely produced and ubiquitous, it’s actually used as an industrial material.
Which means it’s cheap. Really cheap.
You can get a high quality 16 ounce bottle of organic oil for 10 or 20 dollars.
Depending on how much you use it, it should last you a few months.
Varieties of castor oil
So guys when it comes to purchasing castor oil for hair growth, there are 2 varieties to choose from.
The first is standard castor oil.
Which you’ll see advertised as Cold pressed castor oil.
This has a clear appearance to it, because it’s extracted from the beans without any heat treatment.
The beans are simply pressed.
And the oil is literally squeezed out of them, in a purely mechanical fashion.
The other major variety is Jamaican Black castor oil.
Or simply Black castor oil.
They’re the same thing.
Here the beans are roasted, till they turn dark.
After they’re roasted, the beans are grinded to a paste, and this paste is then boiled.
While the paste is boiling, the oil it contains rises to the top of the water.
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Disclaimer
This video is for educational purposes only and is not intended to treat, diagnose or cure any disease.