The anti-bacterial and anti-fungicidal properties of ricinoleic acid in castor oil protects
 the scalp and hair from infections that can cause hair loss. The omega-9 fatty acids in castor
oil also nourish the hair and prevent the scalp from drying.

Regular castor oil use on your hair’s roots and scalp will help:
 1.Increase hair growth
 2.Thicken hair that is starting to thin out
 3.Reduce and prevent hair damage
 4.Eliminate dry hair
 5.Make the hair fuller and shinier
 6.Deeply condition and moisturize hair and scalp
 7.Prevents dry scalp
 8.Boost your hair’s overall health
 
Applying castor oil to your hair tips will also prevent your hair from
looking frizzy and having split ends and damage.
 You will also notice that your hair is stronger and won’t develop split ends that easily anymore.

The common step-by-step techniques for using castor oil in hair loss:
 1.Using your fingertips, apply high quality castor oil to your roots and scalp.
 2.Make sure that you distribute the oil evenly on the scalp.
 3.Do your best to avoid the oil fro getting into your hair as its thick consistency may be hard to wash out.
 4.After applying it to your scalp, cover your hair with a plastic cap and wrap it in a towel.
 5.Let the oil stay in your hair for at least 15 to 20 minutes or allow it to set overnight.
 6.Wash it out with shampoo after to remove the castor oil.
 7.Do this once a week for 6-8 weeks to see the results.
 
Depending on your preference, you can also mix the oil with other oils (i.e. coconut oil) to eliminate the super-thick consistency and unpleasant scent of castor oil.
Using castor oil on your hair is just one of the strategies to encourage hair growth.
Having a healthy diet, taking essential hair supplements (which contain essential hair vitamins), getting enough sleep
and regular exercise will help you grow your hair back longer, thicker and stronger.

Rub a little castor oil over the base of your eyelashes before bed. This prevents thinning and promotes rapid growth, leading to thicker and fuller lashes. In fact, many commercial products for eyelashes contain castor oil.