USA CUSTOMERS - SAME PRICE. NO DUTY. NO HIDDEN FEES.

FREE SHIPPING OVER $55

GET 10% OFF FIRST ORDER

Your cart

Your cart is empty

Continue shopping
Organic castor oil 100 percent pure hexane free cold pressed
Organic castor oil cold pressed 100 percent pure bottle
Organic castor oil 100 percent pure cold pressed oil
Organic castor oil cold pressed hexane free
Organic castor oil 100 percent pure hexane free cold pressed

Organic Castor Oil | 100% Pure | Hexane Free | Cold Pressed | Glass Bottle

100% pure certified organic castor oil (Ricinus communis seed oil), cold pressed without chemical solvents, stored in a glass bottle to preserve purity and prevent plastic leaching. Single ingredient. No additives, preservatives, artificial colours, or fragrances. For external use on skin, hair, scalp, eyebrows, and lashes.

Certified organic. Hexane free. Vegan. Non-GMO. Sourced from India. Made in Canada.

Key Benefits

  • 100% pure Ricinus communis seed oil Single ingredient, no additives, preservatives, artificial colours, or fragrances
  • Certified organic source material Grown without synthetic pesticides, herbicides, or fertilizers | Third-party audited supply chain
  • Hexane free cold pressed extraction Mechanical pressing without chemical solvents | No hexane residues | Preserves the natural fatty acid profile of the oil
  • Glass bottle packaging Prevents plastic leaching into the oil | Preserves oil purity and extends shelf life | Environmentally preferable to plastic
  • Approximately 85 to 90% ricinoleic acid The hydroxyl fatty acid unique to castor oil responsible for its distinctive viscosity and topical properties
  • Versatile topical use Skin moisturizing, hair and scalp conditioning, eyebrow and lash care
  • Vegan and non-GMO No animal derived ingredients
  • Made in Canada Quality-controlled facility

What This Is

A single-ingredient, 100% pure certified organic castor oil stored in a glass bottle. The oil is cold pressed from the seeds of Ricinus communis, the castor plant native to tropical regions of Africa and Asia, sourced from India.

Cold pressing uses mechanical pressure to extract oil from the seed without chemical solvents or external heat. This preserves the natural fatty acid composition of the oil and eliminates the risk of hexane residues present in solvent-extracted oils. Glass bottle storage prevents the migration of plasticizers and other compounds from plastic packaging into the oil over time.

For external use only. Not for internal consumption. Vegan. Non-GMO. No additives of any kind.

How It Works

Ricinoleic Acid: What Makes Castor Oil Unique

Castor oil contains approximately 85 to 90% ricinoleic acid, a hydroxyl fatty acid that is exceptionally rare in nature and not found at significant concentrations in any other commercially available vegetable oil. The hydroxyl group at the 12-carbon position of ricinoleic acid gives castor oil its characteristic high viscosity, strong humectant properties, and ability to penetrate the skin barrier more deeply than most other fixed oils. This unique fatty acid profile is the basis for castor oil's longstanding use in topical skin and hair care.

Why Cold Pressed and Not Solvent Extracted

Conventional castor oil production often uses hexane, a petrochemical solvent, to maximize oil yield from the seed. Hexane extraction leaves trace solvent residues in the finished oil and does not require the same quality controls as mechanical pressing. Cold pressing uses mechanical pressure alone, with no chemical solvents introduced at any stage. The result is a cleaner oil with no solvent residues and a fully preserved natural fatty acid profile.

Why Glass Bottle and Not Plastic

Castor oil is a highly viscous, lipophilic oil that can interact with plastic packaging over time, potentially drawing plasticizers and other polymer additives into the oil. Glass is chemically inert and does not leach compounds into the oil regardless of storage duration or temperature. Glass also provides superior protection from light and environmental contamination, and is fully recyclable. Storing castor oil in glass preserves purity from production through to the last drop.

Why Certified Organic Source Material Matters for a Topical Oil

Castor seeds are grown in tropical agricultural systems where synthetic pesticide and herbicide use is common in conventional production. These compounds are lipophilic and can concentrate in the seed oil during extraction. Certified organic certification prohibits synthetic pesticide and herbicide use at every stage of cultivation and processing, providing meaningful purity assurance for an oil applied directly to skin, scalp, and sensitive areas such as the eye contour.

Ingredient

  • Ricinus communis (Castor) Seed Oil 100% Certified organic | Cold pressed | Hexane free | Sourced from India | Approximately 85 to 90% ricinoleic acid

No non-medicinal ingredients. Single ingredient only. No additives, preservatives, artificial colours, or fragrances.

Quality and Trust

  • 100% pure single ingredient No additives, preservatives, artificial colours, or fragrances
  • Certified organic Third-party audited supply chain, no synthetic pesticides or herbicides
  • Hexane free cold pressed No chemical solvents at any stage of extraction
  • Glass bottle Chemically inert packaging, no plastic leaching, preserves oil purity
  • Vegan and non-GMO
  • Made in Canada Quality-controlled facility

Who This Is For

  • For external use only. Do not ingest
  • Perform a patch test before first use if you have sensitive skin or known allergies
  • Adults seeking a 100% pure, certified organic, hexane-free cold pressed castor oil with no additives for skin, hair, scalp, eyebrow, or lash care
  • Those who prefer glass bottle packaging to avoid plastic contact with their topical oils
  • Vegans, non-GMO consumers, and clean beauty users who want a single-ingredient, additive-free topical oil

How to Use

Skin: Apply a small amount to clean, dry skin and massage gently until absorbed. Suitable for face and body. Can be used alone or blended with a lighter carrier oil.

Hair and scalp: Apply to the scalp and hair. Leave on for at least 30 minutes or overnight for deeper conditioning. Wash out with shampoo. Use 1 to 2 times per week or as needed. Due to its thick texture, castor oil is easier to apply when slightly warmed (place the glass bottle in warm water for a few minutes) or blended with a lighter oil such as coconut or jojoba.

Eyebrows and lashes: Using a clean brush or applicator, apply a small amount to eyebrows or lash line before bedtime. Remove in the morning with a gentle cleanser. Avoid direct contact with eyes.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep bottle tightly sealed after each use. The glass bottle protects the oil from light and environmental contamination. Do not refrigerate. Castor oil has a long shelf life when stored properly.

Safety and Cautions

For external use only. Do not ingest. Keep out of eyes. If contact with eyes occurs, rinse thoroughly with water. Perform a patch test on a small area of skin before first use, particularly if you have sensitive skin or known allergies. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Keep out of reach of children.

Organic Castor Oil | 100% Pure | Hexane Free | Cold Pressed | Glass Bottle

$19.99
5.0 (3)

自动续订，可跳过或随时取消。

若要添加到购物车，请转至产品页面并选择购买选项
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Organic Castor Oil | 100% Pure | Hexane Free | Cold Pressed | Glass Bottle

100% pure certified organic castor oil (Ricinus communis seed oil), cold pressed without chemical solvents, stored in a glass bottle to preserve purity and prevent plastic leaching. Single ingredient. No additives, preservatives, artificial colours, or fragrances. For external use on skin, hair, scalp, eyebrows, and lashes.

Certified organic. Hexane free. Vegan. Non-GMO. Sourced from India. Made in Canada.

Key Benefits

  • 100% pure Ricinus communis seed oil Single ingredient, no additives, preservatives, artificial colours, or fragrances
  • Certified organic source material Grown without synthetic pesticides, herbicides, or fertilizers | Third-party audited supply chain
  • Hexane free cold pressed extraction Mechanical pressing without chemical solvents | No hexane residues | Preserves the natural fatty acid profile of the oil
  • Glass bottle packaging Prevents plastic leaching into the oil | Preserves oil purity and extends shelf life | Environmentally preferable to plastic
  • Approximately 85 to 90% ricinoleic acid The hydroxyl fatty acid unique to castor oil responsible for its distinctive viscosity and topical properties
  • Versatile topical use Skin moisturizing, hair and scalp conditioning, eyebrow and lash care
  • Vegan and non-GMO No animal derived ingredients
  • Made in Canada Quality-controlled facility

What This Is

A single-ingredient, 100% pure certified organic castor oil stored in a glass bottle. The oil is cold pressed from the seeds of Ricinus communis, the castor plant native to tropical regions of Africa and Asia, sourced from India.

Cold pressing uses mechanical pressure to extract oil from the seed without chemical solvents or external heat. This preserves the natural fatty acid composition of the oil and eliminates the risk of hexane residues present in solvent-extracted oils. Glass bottle storage prevents the migration of plasticizers and other compounds from plastic packaging into the oil over time.

For external use only. Not for internal consumption. Vegan. Non-GMO. No additives of any kind.

How It Works

Ricinoleic Acid: What Makes Castor Oil Unique

Castor oil contains approximately 85 to 90% ricinoleic acid, a hydroxyl fatty acid that is exceptionally rare in nature and not found at significant concentrations in any other commercially available vegetable oil. The hydroxyl group at the 12-carbon position of ricinoleic acid gives castor oil its characteristic high viscosity, strong humectant properties, and ability to penetrate the skin barrier more deeply than most other fixed oils. This unique fatty acid profile is the basis for castor oil's longstanding use in topical skin and hair care.

Why Cold Pressed and Not Solvent Extracted

Conventional castor oil production often uses hexane, a petrochemical solvent, to maximize oil yield from the seed. Hexane extraction leaves trace solvent residues in the finished oil and does not require the same quality controls as mechanical pressing. Cold pressing uses mechanical pressure alone, with no chemical solvents introduced at any stage. The result is a cleaner oil with no solvent residues and a fully preserved natural fatty acid profile.

Why Glass Bottle and Not Plastic

Castor oil is a highly viscous, lipophilic oil that can interact with plastic packaging over time, potentially drawing plasticizers and other polymer additives into the oil. Glass is chemically inert and does not leach compounds into the oil regardless of storage duration or temperature. Glass also provides superior protection from light and environmental contamination, and is fully recyclable. Storing castor oil in glass preserves purity from production through to the last drop.

Why Certified Organic Source Material Matters for a Topical Oil

Castor seeds are grown in tropical agricultural systems where synthetic pesticide and herbicide use is common in conventional production. These compounds are lipophilic and can concentrate in the seed oil during extraction. Certified organic certification prohibits synthetic pesticide and herbicide use at every stage of cultivation and processing, providing meaningful purity assurance for an oil applied directly to skin, scalp, and sensitive areas such as the eye contour.

Ingredient

  • Ricinus communis (Castor) Seed Oil 100% Certified organic | Cold pressed | Hexane free | Sourced from India | Approximately 85 to 90% ricinoleic acid

No non-medicinal ingredients. Single ingredient only. No additives, preservatives, artificial colours, or fragrances.

Quality and Trust

  • 100% pure single ingredient No additives, preservatives, artificial colours, or fragrances
  • Certified organic Third-party audited supply chain, no synthetic pesticides or herbicides
  • Hexane free cold pressed No chemical solvents at any stage of extraction
  • Glass bottle Chemically inert packaging, no plastic leaching, preserves oil purity
  • Vegan and non-GMO
  • Made in Canada Quality-controlled facility

Who This Is For

  • For external use only. Do not ingest
  • Perform a patch test before first use if you have sensitive skin or known allergies
  • Adults seeking a 100% pure, certified organic, hexane-free cold pressed castor oil with no additives for skin, hair, scalp, eyebrow, or lash care
  • Those who prefer glass bottle packaging to avoid plastic contact with their topical oils
  • Vegans, non-GMO consumers, and clean beauty users who want a single-ingredient, additive-free topical oil

How to Use

Skin: Apply a small amount to clean, dry skin and massage gently until absorbed. Suitable for face and body. Can be used alone or blended with a lighter carrier oil.

Hair and scalp: Apply to the scalp and hair. Leave on for at least 30 minutes or overnight for deeper conditioning. Wash out with shampoo. Use 1 to 2 times per week or as needed. Due to its thick texture, castor oil is easier to apply when slightly warmed (place the glass bottle in warm water for a few minutes) or blended with a lighter oil such as coconut or jojoba.

Eyebrows and lashes: Using a clean brush or applicator, apply a small amount to eyebrows or lash line before bedtime. Remove in the morning with a gentle cleanser. Avoid direct contact with eyes.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep bottle tightly sealed after each use. The glass bottle protects the oil from light and environmental contamination. Do not refrigerate. Castor oil has a long shelf life when stored properly.

Safety and Cautions

For external use only. Do not ingest. Keep out of eyes. If contact with eyes occurs, rinse thoroughly with water. Perform a patch test on a small area of skin before first use, particularly if you have sensitive skin or known allergies. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Keep out of reach of children.

Supplement Facts

Supplement Facts

Serving Size: Topical Use Only — Apply as Needed

Servings Per Container: N/A — Topical Use

Ingredient
Amount Per
Serving
% Daily
Value
Ricinus communis (Castor) Seed Oil Certified Organic, Cold Pressed, Hexane Free (Sourced from India)
100%
N/A

Not applicable — for external use only

Other Ingredients:
Single Ingredient

Clinical Research

Castor oil: properties, uses, and optimization of processing parameters in commercial production

Bioresource Technology, 2006

This comprehensive review examined the chemical composition, physical properties, and applications of castor oil (Ricinus communis seed oil). The review established that castor oil contains approximately 85 to 90% ricinoleic acid a hydroxyl fatty acid unique to castor oil and not found at significant concentrations in any other commercially available vegetable oil. The hydroxyl group at the 12-carbon position of ricinoleic acid was identified as the structural basis for castor oil's characteristic high viscosity, strong humectant properties, and superior skin penetration compared to other fixed oils. The review directly supports the use of cold pressed castor oil as a topical skin and hair conditioning agent.

Anti inflammatory activity of ricinoleic acid in a murine model

European Journal of Pharmacology, 2001

This study examined the anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties of ricinoleic acid the primary fatty acid in castor oil (approximately 85 to 90% of total fatty acid content) in a validated murine model of inflammation. The study found that ricinoleic acid produced significant anti-inflammatory effects through activation of EP3 prostanoid receptors, reducing inflammatory mediator release and supporting a healthy inflammatory response in skin tissue. The findings provide mechanistic evidence for the topical anti-inflammatory properties of castor oil's primary active component, directly supporting its use as a topical skin conditioning agent.

Hair cosmetics: an overview

International Journal of Trichology, 2015

This comprehensive overview of hair cosmetics examined the role of vegetable oils including castor oil in hair and scalp conditioning. The review found that castor oil's high ricinoleic acid content and exceptional viscosity make it one of the most effective natural oils for coating the hair shaft, reducing moisture loss from the cortex, and providing a protective film that reduces mechanical damage from combing and styling. The review also noted castor oil's use in scalp conditioning formulations due to its humectant properties and ability to penetrate the scalp barrier. The findings directly support cold pressed castor oil's use as a topical hair and scalp conditioning agent.

Research information is provided for educational purposes and does not replace the product's approved label information.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is organic castor oil and what is it used for?

Organic castor oil is a 100% pure vegetable oil cold pressed from the seeds ofRicinus communis the castor plant native to tropical regions of Africa and Asia. It is one of the most distinctive vegetable oils in nature, containing approximately 85 to 90% ricinoleic acid a hydroxyl fatty acid not found at significant concentrations in any other commercially available oil. It is used topically for skin moisturizing, hair and scalp conditioning, eyebrow and lash care, and general skin nourishment. This formula is certified organic, hexane-free cold pressed, single ingredient, and stored in a glass bottle. For external use only.

What is ricinoleic acid and why does it make castor oil unique?

Ricinoleic acid is a hydroxyl fatty acid that constitutes approximately 85 to 90% of castor oil's fatty acid composition making castor oil the only commercially available vegetable oil with this fatty acid as its primary component. The hydroxyl group at the 12 carbon position of ricinoleic acid gives castor oil its characteristic high viscosity, strong humectant properties, and ability to penetrate the skin barrier more deeply than most other fixed oils. This unique fatty acid profile is the basis for castor oil's longstanding use in topical skin and hair care. No other vegetable oil not coconut, jojoba, argan, or olive contains ricinoleic acid at meaningful concentrations.

Why is castor oil stored in a glass bottle instead of plastic?

Apply castor oil directly to the scalp and hair. Leave on for at least 30 minutes or overnight for deeper conditioning. Wash out with shampoo you may need to shampoo twice due to castor oil's thick texture. Use 1 to 2 times per week or as needed. Due to its high viscosity, castor oil is easier to apply when slightly warmed place the glass bottle in warm water for a few minutes or blended with a lighter carrier oil such as coconut or jojoba oil to improve spreadability. For external use only.

How do I use castor oil for eyebrows and eyelashes?

Using a clean brush, spoolie, or applicator, apply a small amount of castor oil to eyebrows or the lash line before bedtime. Remove in the morning with a gentle cleanser or micellar water. Avoid direct contact with eyes if contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water. Use consistently for best results.

How do I use castor oil on skin?

Apply a small amount of castor oil to clean, dry skin and massage gently until absorbed. Suitable for face and body. Can be used alone as a moisturizer or blended with a lighter carrier oil such as jojoba or rosehip to improve texture and spreadability. Castor oil's high ricinoleic acid content gives it strong humectant properties it draws moisture to the skin and helps maintain the skin barrier. Perform a patch test on a small area of skin before first use, particularly if you have sensitive skin or known allergies. For external use only.

Can castor oil be mixed with other oils?

Yes castor oil blends well with lighter carrier oils to improve spreadability and texture. Due to its high viscosity, castor oil is often blended at 10 to 30% concentration with lighter oils such as coconut oil, jojoba oil, argan oil, or rosehip oil for hair and scalp use. For skin use, blending with a lighter oil creates a more easily spreadable texture while retaining castor oil's humectant and skin-barrier properties. For eyebrow and lash use, castor oil is typically used undiluted due to the small application area. Always use clean applicators and perform a patch test before first use.

Canadian-Made

Lab-Tested

Health Canada Approved

20 Years of Research

Related Product

Recently viewed