Castor Oil Questions
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Can Castor Oil be used as a moisturizer?
Yes, absolutely! Castor Oil is full of skin-loving nutrients that deeply hydrate the skin and leave it feeling soft and supple. Using it as a daily moisturizer promotes an even skin tone, while helping to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. -
Can Castor Oil be used on scars?
Although we cannot comment on any case specifically. Castor Oil may help reduce the appearance of scars, But should never be used on open wounds. -
When taken orally, Castor Oil is a stimulant laxative that can cause cramping and make you rush to go to the bathroom. Queen of the Thrones® Castor Oil is for topical use only.
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Can I just rub Castor Oil on my skin?
Simply rubbing Castor Oil on your skin and throwing an old T-shirt overtop (A.K.A. the "Lazy Castor Oil Pack") only gives you about 50% of the benefits. Without the pack you lose out on the relaxation benefits, similar to a warm hug. The pack and the Castor Oil work synergistically together to he... -
Can I use Castor Oil on Varicose Veins?
Castor Oil is a great nourishing and moisturizing oil for the skin, which may help support the appearance of skin where spider veins are. -
Can you oil pull with Castor Oil?
How to do oil pulling at home: Pour 1 tbsp of Queen of the Thrones® Golden Castor Oil onto a spoon. Place the oil in your mouth and swish it around for 1-2 minutes. Spit the oil into the trash when finished. Brush teeth and rinse your mouth thoroughly. That’s all there is to it! With practice,... -
Our Castor Oil is manufactured in India and it is bottled in Canada. It's the best quality of Castor Oil on the market as it’s 100% pure, hexane-free, certified organic, extra virgin and always bottled in amber glass!
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All of our Castor Oil has best before dates on the bottle as it's a manufacturing requirement, however, Castor Oil is a very stable oil and when stored at room temperature out of direct sunlight, it may stay good for years. It should have a very mild smell - if it smells rancid, then it's time to...
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Does Castor Oil need to be in a glass bottle?
Yes, Castor Oil should ALWAYS be bottled in glass. Glass preserves, whereas plastic bottles may leach hormone-disrupting compounds into Castor Oil that may be carried into the body. -
Castor Oil itself doesn’t stimulate hair growth but instead provides essential skin-loving nutrients that help hydrate and support healthier-looking brows and lashes. When applied to these areas, it can help enhance the appearance of natural thickness and shine, which makes lashes and brows look ...
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How do I use Golden Castor Oil?
Queen of the Thrones® Organic Golden Castor Oil can be applied in a variety of ways: 1. Massage the oil into your skin, hair, and nails 2. Use with your favorite Queen of the Thrones® Castor Oil Packs daily 3. Apply to your skin before Dry Brushing or Body Rolling 4. Use it as a carrier oil for y... -
How do I use the Rose Quartz Roller?
1. Roll on the desired amount to your skin, hair or nails 2. Use with your favorite Queen of the Thrones® Castor Oil Packs daily by rolling it onto various areas of the body 3. Roll onto your skin before Dry Brushing or Body Rolling -
How often should I oil my hair?
How often you should practice hair slugging depends on hair type. If you have fine hair, limit hair slugging to once every week or every other week to prevent oil build-up. For thicker hair, limit to once or twice a week. -
How should I store my Castor Oil?
Castor Oil is a very stable oil and should be stored at room temperature. Never store your oil in a plastic bottle, only store Castor Oil in GLASS. Avoid pre-combining with other skin oils or essential oils to maintain integrity of the oil. -
Is the Rose Quartz Roll On refillable?
It's possible to refill this bottle, but the top is very difficult to remove. You should be able to pry the white part holding the rose quartz ball to refill this. If you choose to do this, please use extreme caution. Queen of the Thrones® is not liable for any injuries that may occur. -
What are the benefits of Oil Pulling with Castor Oil?
Oil pulling is an ancient Ayurvedic practice, traditionally done with coconut or sesame oil by swishing it in the mouth for 20-30 minutes. With Castor Oil, you only need to swish for 1-2 minutes, and it offers a refreshing way to care for your mouth by naturally freshening breath and cleansing te... -
What are the benefits of the Rose Quartz Roll On?
The Castor Oil Rose Quartz Roll-On is a convenient way to moisturize and hydrate your skin, helping to smooth the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. With its rose quartz applicator, it also supports the heart chakra, adding a sense of harmony and balance to your routine. Designed for a smooth... -
What are the Benefits of using castor oil?
Castor oil is widely recognized for its hydrating and moisturizing properties, making it a popular choice for skincare. When applied to the skin, it provides deep moisture, which can leave the skin feeling smoother and looking plumper. This nourishing effect is why many turn to castor oil as part... -
What are the benefits of using the Belly Button Roller?
Rolling castor oil on the belly button can offer a variety of benefits that many people find appealing. This practice is often associated with holistic wellness and can be a soothing ritual. Here are some potential advantages you might enjoy: Hydration: Castor oil is known for its moisturizing p... -
What is hair slugging with Castor Oil?
Hair slugging (often called hair oiling) is the simple practice of applying Castor Oil to your hair and allowing it to absorb for several hours or overnight before you wash it out. You can enhance this practice and support a less-mess experience with the Queen of the Thrones® Castor Oil Beauty H... -
What is the difference between Black & Golden Castor Oil?
Black Castor Oil and Golden Castor Oil are both derived from the castor bean, but they are processed differently and may offer unique benefits for your hair and skin. Black Castor Oil Black Castor Oil involves roasting the castor beans before pressing them to extract the oil. This process resul... -
What is the difference between Expeller VS Cold Pressed Oil?
Expeller-Pressed An expeller press is a machine that presses seeds or nuts through a cavity and uses friction and pressure to extract oil. During this process, since the seeds are pressed using friction, heat is naturally created (around 140-210˚ F). Once the seeds are pressed, the oil is remove... -
What is the difference between the Laxative Castor Oil and the Regular Golden Castor Oil?
The only difference between our Oral and Topical Castor Oil is that the Oral Castor Oil is sourced from a supplier that is certified USP grade, meaning it has been verified by the United States Pharmacopeia as suitable for oral consumption. No extra ingredients or anything added! Both versions ar... -
What is the expiry & shelf life of your Castor Oil?
All of our Castor Oil has best before dates on the bottle as it's a manufacturing requirement, however, Castor Oil is a very stable oil and when stored at room temperature out of direct sunlight, it may stay good for years. It should have a very mild smell - if it smells rancid, then it's time to... -
What's the difference between Golden Castor Oil and Black Castor Oil?
Black Castor Oil and Golden Castor Oil are both derived from the castor bean, but they are processed differently and may offer unique benefits for your hair and skin. Black Castor Oil involves roasting the castor beans before pressing them to extract the oil. This process results in a darker col... -
Why Choose Queen of the Thrones® Castor Oil?
Choosing Queen of the Thrones® Castor Oil guarantees the highest quality for optimal results. The quality of Castor Oil directly influences the benefits you experience, and it’s important to consider both the contents and the packaging. Our oil is 100% Pure, USDA Certified Organic, golden in col... -
Why did you switch to Expeller Pressed?
Due to concerns with the quality of cold-pressed Castor Oil available on the market, we switched to an expeller-pressed oil of higher quality. Like cold-pressing, it is mechanically extracted, the only difference is that the expeller press produces heat slightly higher than a true cold-pressing m... -
Will Castor Oil clog my pores?
No, Castor Oil is unlikely to clog your pores. It has a comedogenic rating of 0-1, which means it is non-comedogenic and most likely will not clog your pores or cause skin irritation. -
Will Castor Oil dissolve fat around my eye area?
We haven't seen any research indicating that castor oil can dissolve fat tissue. Castor oil is, however, known for its deeply moisturizing qualities, which help to promote hydrated, plump-looking skin. This makes it a popular choice for the eye area, where it can help reduce the appearance of fin... -
Will my Castor Oil go rancid if sitting in heat?
No matter the heat, Castor Oil doesn’t go rancid because of the bonds within the oil. The issue with Castor Oil and heat is only a problem when bottled in plastic, this is because the plastic could absorb into the oil, but when bottled in glass, no need to worry. The sunlight and heat during tra...