I Put CASTOR OIL on Just One Side of My Face - Every Day for a Week 

Wow, thats very interesting!

@@nisamskreuzer5891 I was shocked and so very happy. The spot had gotten to the point that I was feeling very self conscious about it. Now it’s like it was never there at all. I only wish I had known about castor oil years ago. I hope someone will read this and it will help them.

Yes, and very tempting! Will try…Hope it lightens my melasma. Do you wash your face after the oil has been absorbed?

@@kamalpreetlikhari153 I do not. And when I wake up in the morning my face is so soft and smooth. And my wrinkles are much less pronounced. Instead of wrinkles they look like fine lines.

Castor oil made a difference in my skin overnight. My skin was MUCH smoother and plumper. The only place I don’t use it is under my eyes, it actually made them puffy. Other than that, I LOVE it!! I mix it with fresh squeezed lemon juice. Also MANUKA HONEY smeared onto any sort of skin condition has healed me soooo many times! In days. God’s beauty products ARE miracles. Many blessings! 🦋

this x1000. its the little things u do over long periods of time that make the ultimate difference.

No ones got time to experiment for a year

He’s got to push out content some how.

this is essentially a lotion trial a week is fine, hell, carmex of all things can cure cracked knuckle skin in 3 days

@@Monkchelle_Kongbama yeah that's a good point. The trouble with this guys experiments is that his skin is already in excellent condition

It's definitely made the skin around my eyes so much better. I wish I'd started using it when I was younger. I do feel it needs to be tested for longer than one week.

100% right awesome news!

What did your skincare look like before using castor oil and what else do you use alongside castor oil?

@@lukastemberger animal based diet is the majority of my skin care, no exaggeration. I was mostly using just organic cold pressed coconut oil, but now I use a tallow & honey moisturizer from Van Man during the day (amazing and better than any $300 Chanel cream) plus the occasional home made salt scrub to exfoliate my skin. I rarely wash my face with soap. About once a week I use an organic cotton round with witch hazel to clean the pores. Zero zits ever. Coconut oil is my body moisturizer now (best used immediately out for the shower). Bonus: it’s a natural spf 10.

@@thorzyan oh wow, is that some middle American stuff? :) It sounds very random and not at all what knowledge based recommendations are... I'm vegan, 41 and people usually think I'm 30. But in the last 5ish years I've also been using good skincare products and real sunscreen, so that helps.

The dryness or redness could be a detox effect.

Thanks tremendously for your comment 👍. Please, what kind of Castor oil did you use? Because I have the "Jamaican black castor oil" And I wonder if it has got the same effect. Thanks again 😊

i used it on my knee and stopped to see when or if it came back. it took moths so i will start again

I bought some years ago, for my hair. Hadn't used it and started using it on my face, and I have noticed my skin has gotten dry and tight. So I cut back to every other night. Also used it on my shoulders and achy spots, and it's helped considerably. ALSO....I have a bad varicose vein below my knee on the back and it's gotten worse and started bulging and going down my leg. It's helped minimize that considerably. Not bad for a 3.50 bottle at Walmart, sold as a laxative :)

but , isn't it too thick in consistency ... that will make the face very sticky and oily ?

@@ajx231it does absorb and you can also mix it with other essential oils to make it thinner, like coconut oil, lavender etc!

@@Jean-r5z Thanks !

@@ajx231 it is very thick but it's worth the stickiness at times to get your skin younger-looking

@@christinecasteel6127 True that ! 👏🏻

Good! A few months is a good test!

@@reecepeace5839 I’ve been using castor oil on the backs of my hands as well! When I saw what it was doing for the sun spots on my face, I started using it on the back of my hands and on my chest. Some of my sunspots have completely faded and all of them are very much lightened. I have been using the castor oil for a little over two months. When I saw how well it worked on my face and my hands, I also started using it on two scars on each of my knees. One of them is always itchy and drives me crazy and the other one is just super visible. The one never itches anymore and you actually can’t even see it and the other has lightened considerably. I am honestly astounded at all the benefits of using castor oil.

Same happened for me, a dark spot on my cheek faded almost completely away, but it took more like a couple of months before I suddenly noticed it.

Exactly. I have been doing my castor oil experiment for 6 weeks and it's way too soon yet to compare before and after photos.

Most products need around 6 months to see real results

3 months

That’s right. Depending on the product it needs 3-18 months.

We can definitely all agree that it's more than a week LOL

Thank you for sharing.

That's crazy

It keeps your knees from popping out of place??? If that's the remedy, I'm definitely going there, but c'mon.......

thanks for sharing this !

Last year my right hip started giving me the worst pain, followed by one ligament in my knee. I could barely walk. The Dr kept saying we need MRIs. I started rubbing CO into my hip & knee, late Feb. Similar results as OP. I rub it on my lower back each night. I can tell the difference when I forget. It's longer lasting & more effective than Voltaren or my cbd cream.

LOL once he showed his fingers after touching his face I was like wtf is this guy doing???

@@Matt-lq7gd LOL …exactly. I don’t write comments much but this was very funny. 🤣🤣

I find the oil far too thick, and thankfully I read just dab some water at the same time, and hey presto - glides on beautifully, a game changer :)

This is true. I have used it to speed up popping boils and small abscesses. Side-effect: no scars.

Except it pretty much all comes on a ship from India…in plastic shipping containers !

@@jimstenlund6017 Which is why you need to be careful when sourcing it and willing to pay up for better quality.

Yes!! ☝🏻

If your older it renews itself around 50 days

Coconut oil is the deal

I use tretinon. I've been using it for years for acne. I do use Shea Butter on body. I wouldn't put castle oil on my face during the day. That's weird to me.

Crap you are racist

But dark skinned people are naturally gorgeous, we have to work at it. 🙂

I know plenty of black people who don't use castor oil..Shea cream sure

I am using it ,I am getting small rashes and one or two pimple near my ear ,but the pimples are healing fast ,is it OK do I continue . I was putting too much though.

This was what i was thinking as well.

Definitely, castor oil will aid detoxing. I experienced skin issues, when I completely changed my diet to eating vegetables. No meat, wheat or transfers and eaten 80% raw. My skin is youthful using castor oil and floaters together with the beginnings of a cataract vanished after applying castor oil to my eyes at night.

Really? And how do you think it does that? lol

Thank you for the recipe!!

but, why glycerine?

@@xejelah it may be a preservative? or sort of a sealer? not sure, but my sister needed it for her products, as they were loose and not holding together - (non-cosmetics person here giving my completely guessing answer😂😂😂)

@@HumanOobleck thank you so much for that.. I do a similar thing for a hair oil scalp treatment.. but I had just copied a lot of ingredients in a very expensive store bought one and my daughter and I just made our own one day.. I’m definitely going to do this.. 👍

Sounds great! I love homemade recipes.

I've used castor oil on my hair roots (as a night mask) alongside vitamin A and rosemary oil and I have a wonderful strong hair that a lot of people envy. It's also breakage resistant, and whenever I stop for example in summer, my hair starts literally shedding whenever I brush it. I also apply it every now and again on my eyelashes and they stopped falling off so much, which is a win in my books. I've suffered with hair loss and eyelashes loss and I don't anymore and the only change I've done was the castor oil. I've always eaten healthily lots of veggies and moved my body daily, and it helped with other important things in my overall health, but not with hairloss at all. After years of using it I can tell you it is a magic pill but bare in mind you won't see many results for the first three months or so, you gotta be consistent and patient, like with all natural methods. The hair masks must be massaged, brushed through delicately. The hair should be held in a shower mask or an isolated mask to provoke pore opening. The mask should be kept on for at least 2 hours, that's why I go to sleep with it. I apply it every 5 or 7 days, depending on how much free time I have. The shampoo must be done twice as it's fatty on the hair and you wanna take it off. Bless you ! hope you'll try and...you'll thank me later

​@@cristinamaria2059 I started using CO for pain relief on my joints hips, knees, lower back, belly & belly button, eyelashes, eyebrows, & thyroid/neck. Only once did I rub it into my scalp. On any given day I can grab a handful of my hair, pull & come away with a handful of loose hair. Clumps go down the drain, for 5-6 years. Just now, I pulled it all together, like making a ponytail & only 1 single hair came out. The difference is amazing. The only thing I _could_ credit would be the CO I began using in late March or April and it wasn't even on my "list" This makes me wonder how much difference does it make, based on where it's applied? Or Or did I just discover my Thyroid is the cause.

It has drastically reduced my menstrual cramps! Wish I can put it around my eyes, but it burns my eyes and breaks-out my eyebrows.

Yup. First thing I did was start scrolling the comments for this reason.

@@rezneps apparently my comment about my experience with CO offended YT. it's not more shocking than what others have written. Oh well.

Do you mind sharing how you work it into your skin, yes prob a stupid question… just wondering if you had a particular way ?

Just using the fingertips?

Or a year

10 years

2-month test is better, but at least for 1 month.

@@KoenDeJaeger its not 1 yr or 10 years...lol... they say it only takes 30 days and i believe it... I've done it.. and i have spots on my legs that have gone away because of castor oil, he is also using a lot of oil and using a lot during the day.

and black castor oil

did you only apply castor oil or try to cut it, as well? I have one by my eye, just below the lower lash line, such a sensitive area to try to mess with, but if something could work there, I would like to try it

Am gonna try it also,have one on my shoulder though not big but still

@@rls2229 my mom had a big skin tag on her eye lid and she applied it every night and it went away.....I don't remember how long it took but it was under a year. It's worth it. A year goes by fast and before you know it, it's gone!

@@rls2229 I just used pure castor oil. I applied it every night. The tags, I had 4 of them, started drying out and I then pinched them off. There was a little blood, but within a week, the skin smoothed out and the discoloration disappeared in about two weeks. I kept telling myself that I was going to get a doctor to remove them, but castor oil did the job.💚

OP how long did it take to remove the skintags? How did you apply it - at night just rubbed in, or on a cottonball adhered with medical tape?. Thanks

Add cayenne pepper to the castor oil for your neuropathy, And it will completely go away.

Why no tattoos? I love tattoos on man.

Love tattoos

For your neuropathy try Hike Footwear. The shoes took mine away within days. Also my feet hurt from just walking, no more pain. Hike Footwear gave me back a life. Too bad they couldn't help with a fractured collar bone.

@@jps8678 Tattoo inks are poisonous to the body (mainly the liver).

yes, strange how younger people think they have invented something new !! ha ha ha

thanks for the idea of mixing it with Rosemary oil. I've also had great results with using it on face and eyebrows, eye lashes at night, 3 to 4 nights a week. Also on feet; then wear cotton socks to bed.

You can mix with a lighter oil like coconut.

@@lovejoy71422 I heard it is best to mix 1:1 castor oil and coconut oil.

@@lovejoy71422 I don’t see why not? Worth a try. I also highly recommend shea butter in the winter!!

@@joannego856 so funny you say that… the other day I noticed that I have a bunch of baby hair growing at the top and sides of my hair line!!! Brand new baby hair!! I lost a lot of hair and it thinned so much going through menopause ( I believe I’m still going through it) and when I noticed all this new baby hair I was blown away and excited!!! I wish I could put it right into my hair but there’s no way I can wash my hair daily because it’s dry but I’m so tempted!!!

I have seen jojoba oil recommended as a carrier oil.

What other oil type or types do you recommend using with the castor oil?

​@@loveKG26 Jojoba oil and coconut oil are 2 good ones to use with castor oil. You can also add a bit of rosehip seed oil.

Hi @sandramason1358 can you share what oil you use to dilute the Castor Oil? I’ve heard Frankincense is great

FYI : Not “sprint”, spritz!

Did she take it by mouth or rub it on her ovary area? That's great news.

I was wondering if it was actually in her ovary or on her ovary? Big difference. I'm using castor for large cysts in an ovary. My doctor says they have never seen that type resolve itself. Did they recommend that she surgically remove her ovary for biopsy? Mine did. It would be a dream come true for me. Apparently the ones on the outside of ovary do sometimes resolve. I'm glad for your wife! Thank you

I have cysts on both kidneys

@@HulaShack1 Hi, you rub it on the skin on the lower body. Best is to use a wool compress. You will find detailed info on it if you google "castor oil compresses". It gets absorbed through the skin. She used it for 3 months when going to bed. When you use a hot-water bottle on it, its even better. For more details there are many videos around on youtube of women showing how to do it and sharing their success stories (PCOS, cysts etc)

@@jeccym8715 when we did our researching we also found that women used it for cysts in breast. I also have seen wool compresses for castor oil that were sold for kidney area, thyroid etc. I do not see any reason why it should work with cysts in lower belly and breast area but not in the kidneys. I highly recommend you do some research on it and give it a try. The beatiful things about natural remedies are they have no negative side effects and are quite cheap. Good luck to you 👍

wow, you don't look a day over a decade, never mind 6 :))

LMAO

anavar

god no

​@@-Jozef yo i see you everywere ray

​@-Jozef you rat 💀

Would be curious to see castor oil on one side vs. some other skin friendly oil (olive?) on the other, to see if the results are just due to better moisturizing from application of any oil or if castor oil specifically lives up to its hype.

lighting, mate

Key word; looks

If he didn't specify which side he'd put the oil, you would not know and for me, that says it all. I do believe that if you put toxic cooking oil on your skin, you would have some type of moisturizing effect. Doesn't mean it's a good thing, I tried it myself for 1 to 2 months with the same results.

'stoked' - ??

Yep

Doesn't it make your pillow greasy though?

I don’t sleep on my face​@@convenienceandpracticality9032

Yeah the stretch marks looked better for sure and the mole looked smaller.

I am just starting on some stretch marks, but I do have a scar I have been applying to for over a month, and that is def thinner and lighter!

I thought the stretch marks looked much better, although they weren’t bad to begin with.

I don't think he used it long enough to make much of a difference.

@@caMpBeIIA Yes! I wasn't going to say so, but when I saw your comment, I had to chime in. The stretchmarks definitely look much better in the "after" photo.

Helps detox the liver.

Excellent idea thank you! I have 100% corn flour (not wheat flour) which contains minerals good for skin and skin rashes and itchiness, so will use that.

Out of curiosity, do you eat a lot of meat?

@@CCANGEL333 not nearly enough tbh. Barely even 100g for each meal.

@@CCANGEL333 that wouldnt change anything. Lots of people who eat a lot of meat have issues with their facial hair. It's genetic for most people.

I would love to try this. Can you please tell me what and how much of it go into the mask? I was sent into early menopause from breast cancer and 10 years later, my hair is still coming out by the handfuls. I love castor oil and use it on my skin, but I have struggled with exactly how to use it in the hair for my scalp. Do I brush it through or not? Thank you for your tip.

@@kimpariso6765 oh I hope it's going to work for you as well. So mix it with vitamin A and a bit of rosemary essential oil. You might also want to add vitamin K, because it's really also second to your personal needs. Also you shouldn't use aggressive shampoos and you might want to leave the mask on, isolated with a plastic cap overnight and do it minimum 2a week ...keep in mind you might not see any results even for 6 months . When applying a scalp massage for blood flow should be performed. My sister lost a lot of hair due to bulimia and with a lot of patience applying these masks, and also a healthier life style, she got her youth hair back . We don't use aggressive shampoo as well and we don't use any products with harmful ingredients on our skin/scalp because an unhealthy skin is of course an unhealthy hair follicle. The first new follicles should grow stronger after about 6 months and if you keep going you might have a thicker and stronger Hari within 2 years. Every person is unique so be patient please. Bless you!!!

@@cristinamaria2059 Do you mean Vitamin E, because the only Vitamin A that I am finding on Amazon is to be taken orally or in other beauty products?

That’s great advice. I’ve had alopecia in the past and some thin parts still, so I will try this. I read if you shampoo and lather dry, then rinse with water you get the oil out easily. This seems to work. I will try your mask as I was reading about rosemary oil for the hair too.

@@KimFsharpHarp you can add a tiny little bit of rosemary oil in the castor oil too, alongside vitamin A pure oil, like myself. You should see if you need to add other vitamins, too, such as vitamin K, maybe, second to the ones you lack in. I just shampoo twice and the castor oil comes out easily no problem. But the night mask with the plastic film on my head works for me. I hope it could work for you too. Keep in mind you should be patient for the first six months as you don't really see any difference in the beginning at all, maybe. So check with yourself on the 8th month or after a year to evaluate the situation

should we use it alone or it should be diluted with other oils?

can you be more specific ... how or what you did and saw. thanks my friend.

I saw the improvement as well and am defo going to add to my own areas to see what happens :)

This made me belly laugh out loud! I got so caught up in the oil research and comments I'd forgotten about the painters tape.

Yes, mosquito bites!! But I've seen the effects for the better with acne.

That was my experience, as well. I stopped using it because of the acne but am curious to know if maybe our skin will eventually get used to it and the acne may stop.

@@Theorist9 the acne probably is due to your skin purging impurities because of the castor oil. maybe exfoliating daily before applying the oil will help?

I broke out from Aquafor. I think castor oil might break me out as well.

Do you also apply it the same way? How long do you keep it on?

@@ditoo2002 overnight not during the day

Yeah he did

'do not worry about your eyes' - that's not very good advice is it ?????

hahaha

Coconut can clog pores and cause acne on the face though