Ricinus communis. Obtained by first cold pressing of castor beans. Its Anglo-Saxon name, castor oil, often creates confusion: this oil does not come from beaver gland secretions! In fact, it replaces precisely that ingredient used in perfumery in the past, hence its name.
Dosage:
• For the hair: 2 to 3 times a week, apply the oil to the entire hair massaging in; cover the hair with a hot towel and leave it to rest for between half an hour and an hour. Then wash the hair with shampoo. • For the nails: Every night at bedtime, apply one drop to each nail; then massage the nail, insisting on the cuticle.
Tips:
• Nail and hair care: with its naturally thick texture, this oil protects and nourishes dry and damaged hair. It also fortifies brittle and brittle nails.
Precautions:
• Keep out of the reach of small children. • Keep away from all sources of heat and light. • External use only. • Do not eat.
The high proportion of monounsaturated fatty acids (ricinoleic acid) provides optimal protection for the skin, hair and nails. 5% of polyunsaturated fatty acids are from the omega 6 family; They provide resistance and repair to skin tissue, nails and hair. The remaining 3% are saturated fatty acids.
*Ingredient from Organic Farming (Control Certisys BE-BIO-01) BIO = Product certified in accordance with ECOGARANTIE® (Control Certisys) requirements.
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