castor oil uses

Cold pressed castor oil comes from the Ricinus communis plant, which is the best vegetable oil and can be used as a laxative. Cold pressed castor oil is extracted from WOOD GANUGA from seeds of ripe castor fruits harvested from casters without heat or chemicals. Its boiling point is 3130C and its density is 961 kg / m3. Castor oil is a type of triglyceride. Cold pressed castor oil contains 85% to 95% ricinoleic acid. This ricinoleic acid is the best moisturizer and effective, it easily penetrates into the skin to soothe and soften dry and rough patches while stimulating elastin and the production of collagen. Thus, this will remove the signs of aging.

Castor oil is used in many different fields, including cosmetics, coatings, detergents, food technology, drugs and plasticizers and many others. Its traditional use has been known for many years as a home remedy to treat constipation, prevent arthritis, relieve muscle pain, and overcome hair and skin problems. In the mid and early 20th century, most parents in the United States used castor oil to prevent their children from behaving badly. It's common to say, "If you don't, you have to take your castor oil." It was also featured in the 1953 episode of Tom and Jerry in the cartoon series.

Castor oil chemical formula: C₅