Castor Oil

You best believe this stuff works for growing out lashes and brows. I had a bottle of this laying around since I use it for making DIY lip balms. After having read reviews here on MUA about how it helps with lash and brow growth, I decided to try it for myself. I'll admit, I was very skeptical of the claims I read but since the bottle only cost me $2.50, I had nothing to lose. Well I've been using this stuff on my lashes and brows for 2 months now, 4x a week applied with a q-tip on my lash line and brows and my lashes are noticeably fuller and darker. I don't really notice a change in length but they are DEFINITELY way thicker and darker now. My brows where there had been sparse areas for years suddenly grew hair and they weren't small, fine hairs either. They were almost the same diameter as the rest of the brow hairs. I couldn't believe it! Had I known this was going to actually work, I would've used it years ago. I could kick myself for not doing so. Edit: I'm now 2 months and one week into using castor oil. I'm just now starting to notice a bit of lengthening in some of my lash hairs, particularly the ones in the middle of my eyes. Some of them are a few mm longer than the rest of the hairs. My lashes have always been even in length but now they're starting to look staggered because some are longer than others. As a bonus, the tips which have always been lighter in color are now starting to turn darker. NOTE: I'm not using the expensive Jamaican black castor oil you can order online. I'm only using a bottle I bought months ago from a drugstore that only cost a couple of bucks but the one I'm using is cold pressed so you don't need the expensive one for this to work.

Ahh, my favorite winter eyelash and eyebrow treatment, and also when I've worn a ton of heavy duty mascara. Yes, it's very thick and yes, it will give you blurry eyes if you put too much on your lashes or put along your lash line. I've made that mistake and ugh, it's a pain in the butt the next morning to get out of your lashes. I apply the oil with a spoolie brush that I wash after every use to keep from the oil getting icky on it. Goopy texture and blurring aside, this is good stuff. I accidentally hacked a chunk out of my right eyebrow once while trying to clean up my lash line and a month of nightly application of castor oil made the hair grow back fast. It also helped my eyelashes grow strong after a bout with pinkeye where I rubbed half of my lashes down to nubs. They also look to be a bit longer too if I use this faithfully. I alternate this with another lash product by Etude House in the summer time as I can't stand a lot of oily stuff on my face at night during the summer. I also like to pat a little of the oil under my eyes once in awhile to lock in any other eye product I have on but not too often as it seems to bring on milia which is a pain on its own to get rid of. You can get this anywhere, from around $5 on up. I purchase mine online thru a seller on Etsy as I can get a small bottle at a good price instead of having to buy a big one and hopefully use it up before it's no longer good.

I loved Castor oil but it stopped working so I switched to cheap version of Latisse (Careprost). So happy I've found in Google * Get24bima * ❤️ and got Careprost. It definitely produced the longer lashes 😍. I used to have very sparse short lashes that are so stubborn, but after using this product, it actually makes them grow and noticeable.

A little backstory... I used Revitalash years ago and loved the results. The results started to be noticeable quite quickly too. My lashes were so long, with mascara they would touch my eyebrows (although my natural lashes aren’t too short to start with). I ran out and never got around to purchasing another. Now fast forward to 2019 and I tried revitalash again... however I didn’t see the SLIGHTEST difference after a month. I am not sure why it didn’t work this time around. But I did have castor oil and an empty mascara tube sitting around because I bought it thinking I would try it but never did because I was a skeptic. I decided if revitalash was a flop I might as well try the castor oil I put off for so long. BOY did I see a difference just after a week of use. A month in and my lashes will practically touch my eyebrows when I put mascara on! I’ve read things online how castor oil will not help grow your lashes... well idk why they say that because it is VERY clear that my lashes are longer. Some points I will make about using the castor oil. I bought mine for a few bucks at Walmart. It is a a larger bottle than I’d like to deal with regularly so I ordered a few empty mascara tubes online. The oil is very thick and goopy... I highly suggest putting it on for bed. I ran the mascara wand left and right, wiggling the wand against my lashes. The oil does get onto my eyelids a bit but since I’m going to bed I don’t mind. I am hooked! I will be using castor oil from now on in conditioning my lashes!

I started using castor oil 1 years ago on a wound. I've had this wound for more than 12 months and tried different creames from my doctor. I didn't want to heal. I used the oil twice a day for 4 weeks. Cleaned it with clean water before applying the oil. It really helped. I read about it on castorolie.dk but didn't really thought it could do a different. It did. I didn't try it for hair growth or to prevent hair fall, so don't know about this effect. I can recommend it to boost wound healing.

I recently had a set of lash extensions done. Looked great while they were on (albeit extremely high maintenance), I went on a trip and wanted to spend as little time as I could doing makeup and mascara is a lengthy part of my routine. Returned and waited for the lash extensions to fall off but towards the end I got impatient and removed them myself by steaming my face and rubbing my lashes gently with a mix of argan+castor oil. The next day when I went to do my normal mascara routine, my lashes were dead. Literally looked like clumpy stubs, just awful. There were gaps between my lashes where there was simply no hair at all! Obviously I freaked the f out because my natural lashes prior-extentions were very long, curled and always looked great with my hg mascara. I began liberally applying argan oil to what was left of the length of my lashes and focused the castor oil on the roots/lash line. I applied it every other day and left it on overnight. Within about 3 weeks now, my lashes are almost back to their natural state. I am amazed and will forever be appreciative to this stuff for bringing my lashes back to life. (needless to say, no more extensions for me! Not worth sacrificing the quality of my natural lashes)

Pukka Herbs Organic Cold-Pressed Castor Oil: I have been using for 6 weeks only at night on just my eyelashes. EDIT: No use for eyelash growth changed from 4/5 to 3/5 and never repurchase This is the most amazing product if you're looking to grow lashes on a budget without harming your eyes or permanently darkening the rims of your eyes (bimatoprost DOES THIS). In fact I'm sure its the SAFEST castor oil to use around your eyes because it's: - Hexane-free - Virgin, cold-pressed & organic - Purified from all harmful chemicals/components !!CAUTION!! Keep in mind that un-purified castor oil will harm/destroy the thin layer in your eye that protects your iris, etc EXPERIENCE: - I applied this along my roots with a Q-tip and the product slid down my lashes too. - No irritation in my eye (I had lasik eye surgery too), Nada, except for mild vision blurriness that actually WENT AWAY after a few minutes. No smell. RESULTS: - DID MY EYELASHES GROW? No not really. Very minimal growth but I will still persevere! There isn't enough scientific evidence that castor oil does indeed grow your eyelashes, but I am hopeful. Overall 2/5 because this is literally the safest option for sensitive and laser treated eyes. I would not stray from this because normal CASTOR OIL IS SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN TO HARM YOUR EYE (due to those chemicals).

I use it for everything: for my lashes, it makes them thicker and grow faster, the eyebrows grow better too. For my lips: it protects them from the cold and the wind. As I always say in my reviews, I work outdoors, so I need more protection for my skin than other people, maybe. For my hair: it makes it grow faster, and it protects it from frizz and rupture. For elbows, knees and dry feet, for hands, it sets the skin smooth again. If you feel it too greasy and thick, you can mix it with conditioner, hand or body cream. I also mix it with my mascara.

I've been a skin care fanatic since my 20s and around 2 yrs ago, I became interested in DIY skincare and cosmetics. Today, it's my biggest hobby..I have a whole closet where you'll find nothing but essential oils, carrier oils and other ingredients. One of the staple products on there is Premium Nature 100% Pure Castor Oil bought on Amazon for a reasonable price. I use this to make my own lash/ brow growth serum and one s week i mix it with a carrier oil and apply to my hair roots, heat it up and wash of after 2 hours. 1..my lashes have never been so healthy and long(it actually looks like I'm wearing a light mascara when I'm not) and my overplucked brows have filled in and I've been able to shape them perfectly without them looking so sparse. 2) My damaged hair that was abused by heat styling and coloring has never been healthier and more shiny. The Castor Oil Mixture had played a big part in that...just make sure you do correct research and know not to apply to hair by. Itself...must be mixed with a carrier oil and other warnings/suggestions because Castor Oil can be very potent and do some damage if not used correctly

I had to delete my original review and replace it with a new one. I've bought a castor oil from Amazon, they sell it in a fancy packaging with a dropper and tiny brushes and spooleys for the application. After three weeks of use, I was blown out by the Castor Oil performance, but now I've been using it for more than two months daily and my impression had changed. At first, I thought 'Why didn't I've tried you sooner?!' It seemed to me that the condition of my eyebrows has seriously changed while in reality, it didn't, except the fact that same brow hair that I originally had started to grow faster and longer. There is zero new hair growth, just a conditioning effect. The sparse areas that I thought got some new fair just got covered by the longer and a bit thicker hair nearby. I've also tried it on my lashes (on the roots) and they've got more conditioned, as well. Overal it isn't a miracle product by any means and the smell is horrific.