It nourishes the skin and the body but above all it is a
cure-all for the hair and , it is rumored, also for the eyelashes . What are we
talking about? Dell ' castor oil , yet often forgotten, perhaps the most
nutritious cosmetic oil. As strong and strengthening as keratin , Grazia.it
reveals how to use it if you are looking for a natural remedy that strengthens
hair, eyelashes, eyebrows and even nails.
Castor oil, the grandmother's remedy
L ' castor oil has always been an ally of beauty since
ancient Egyptian times. And the reason is soon said: not only does it have a
relaxing function, if infused in water, but above all it has nourishing and
strengthening properties that act better on the hair .
In fact, compared to keratin, castor oil is in fact a
reinforcer and is perfect for the driest and most broken hair . Being very
nourishing it helps to rebuild and restructure the structure of the hair itself
and it is also suitable for regrowth treatment for hair that has difficulty.
But how to use it? First of all, paying close attention to
the doses because otherwise it makes the hair too greasy; it can be massaged on
the skin and on the lengths, leaving it on even all night in the heat, ideal
are the film, a cap or even a warm towel. Or it tin be used as a conditioner
after your usual shampoo. Being very nourishing, it completely hydrates the
shaft and eliminates split ends.
Precisely for this function it is also very suitable for
eyebrows and eyelashes : in the first case it helps to stimulate their regrowth
while in the second it acts as an invigorating. Often weakened by the use of
mascara and eyelash curlers, lashes can in fact be weak and even break; castor
oil, gently massaged in a maximum of two drops and then rinsed off with warm
water, makes them stronger. A trick: pay attention to the quantity because it
can create small infections in the eyelid rim. Then a maximum of two drops on a
toothbrush and rinse thoroughly. Alternatively, just one drop in the mascara,
even when it has dried so it softens.
A curiosity : do you know why in English it is called "
castor oil "? Because in ancient times it was a substitute for the use of
beaver oil or castoreum, which is obtained by squeezing the gland near the
genitals of the animal, for which a minimal amount is obtained, unlike castor
oil.
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