castor oil
- Native castor oil from high-quality pressing
- Castor oil stimulates collagen production
- Castor oil has a viscosity-increasing effect
The main component of castor oil is ricinoleic acid (85-92%). Due to its high viscosity, castor oil is valued in cosmetics. Castor oil is used in hair and lip care products. Since castor oil stimulates the formation of collagen, which is responsible for soft and firm skin, castor oil can also be used as an anti-aging oil to combat wrinkles.
Background knowledge about castor oil
Castor was already cultivated for its oily seeds in ancient Egypt and the Orient and, in addition to cosmetics, was also used for wound treatment and for technical purposes.
Product profile
Origin: India
Composition:
C18:1 Oleic acid: 2.5 – 6%
C18:2 linoleic acid: 2.5 – 7%
C18:1 ricinoleic acid: 85 – 92%
INCI name: Ricinus Communis Seed Oil
Botanical name: Ricinus communis L
CAS number: 8001-79-4
Saponification number: 160-168
Proportion of unsaponifiables: approx. 0.5%
Castor oil, also known as castor oil, is a versatile and natural oil valued for its nourishing properties. It is rich in valuable ingredients and is ideal for skin and hair care.
Obtained from the seeds of the castor bean plant, castor oil is a true all-rounder for your skin and hair. This high-quality oil is known for its moisturizing and nourishing properties.
Not only does it promote the growth of healthy hair and eyelashes, but it can also help moisturize the skin and keep it supple.
Castor oil can help relieve skin irritation and dryness, and its antioxidant properties can help protect skin from free radicals.
Origin: India
Composition:
C18:1 Oleic acid: 2.5 – 6%
C18:2 linoleic acid: 2.5 – 7%
C18:1 ricinoleic acid: 85 – 92%
INCI name: Ricinus Communis Seed Oil
Botanical name: Ricinus communis L
CAS number: 8001-79-4
Saponification number: 160-168
Proportion of unsaponifiables: approx. 0.5%