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Everything that goes into this bottle — and nothing else.
- Botanical name
Ricinus communis
- Ingredients
Black Castor
- Method
Cold Pressed
- Used for
Hair
- Sourced from
India
FAQ
Quick answers before you choose.
What makes Jamaican black castor oil different from regular castor oil?
Jamaican black castor oil is made using roasted castor beans, which gives it a deeper color and a slightly richer feel compared with lighter castor oils. The texture is still smooth and substantial, but it feels a bit more grounded in comparison.
Why does this product include lash brushes?
The lash brushes are included so you can apply the oil precisely to small areas like eyelashes or eyebrows. They help you spread the oil where you want it without making a mess or needing extra tools.
Does this castor oil feel heavy on skin?
This Jamaican black castor oil feels thick and rich compared with lighter carrier oils, but it doesn’t usually feel greasy. It leaves a smooth sensation and can feel more substantial, especially when you use it in small, focused areas.
Does this oil have a strong scent?
The scent tends to be mild and earthy rather than sharp or perfumed. It’s noticeable in a natural way but doesn’t dominate other products or smells if you’re using multiple ingredients together.
Is it important that the bottle is made of glass?
The glass bottle helps protect the oil and keeps it away from plastic, which some people prefer for storage. It just feels more solid and can help keep the oil stable over time.
How to use
Jamaican Black Castor Carrier Oil in a glass bottle with lash brushes is a rich, nourishing oil that’s ideal for hair, scalp, lashes, brows, and targeted conditioning. Its thicker texture helps support moisture and manageability where you want deeper care.
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Part dry or slightly damp hair into sections and apply a small amount directly to the scalp using your fingertips or the lash brush. Massage gently for a few minutes to help the oil reach the roots. Leave on at least 30–60 minutes before shampooing.
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Work a tiny amount of the oil through mid-lengths and ends of dry or damp hair. Focus on areas that feel dry or frizzy to help smooth and condition strands.
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Use a clean lash brush to apply a very thin layer along the base of the upper lashes before bed. A light application is enough — too much can feel heavy.
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Apply a small amount to brows using the brush or a fingertip in the direction of hair growth to help keep hairs soft and conditioned.
Tips
- Start with a small amount and add more only if needed — this oil is rich and concentrated.
- Warm the oil between your hands for easier spread and comfort during massage.
- Use consistently for several weeks to help hair and brow routines feel more nourishing.
Good to know
Warning: For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. If the oil gets into the eyes, rinse thoroughly with water. Patch test before first use and discontinue if irritation occurs.




