Kate Blanc Cosmetics Castor Oil Organic for Hair, Lashes, Face (2oz), 100% Pure, Cold Pressed, Hexane Free. Eyelash Serum for Thicker-Looking Eyelashes & Eyebrows | ⭐ Flexiology.Store Recommended

Tiktok trend WORKS!
I jumped on this tiktok trend! I love the oil! It’s a game-changer for my beauty routine. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now on my hair, face with the scar strips (frownies) and my lashes, and the results are incredible. My hair feels so much softer and looks healthier, and I’ve noticed my eyebrows and lashes look thicker and fuller. (Quick note, use the lash part without contacts and at bed time)​The oil itself is high quality—it’s thick but not greasy, and a little goes a long way. The packaging is great, too; the bottle is sturdy and doesn’t leak. It’s a fantastic, versatile product that has exceeded all my expectations. Highly recommend!

I think it’s a very good product
I haven’t used it much, so I don’t know if it works, but based on the thickness, softness, aroma, and absorption, I think it’s a very good product. I’ll update later to see if it works as castor oil.

GREAT NEWS!! Castor oil works much better on hair than on naughty children!!
All I knew about castor oil was that parents used to make their naughty children drink some as a punishment. Recently I began to lose more hair than is normal for me. I read a lot of information online about what might help my hair loss slow down and stimulate new hair growth. I didn’t really want to use any products like Rogaine (sp?) for women just yet because I’ve learned over time that sometimes a more holistic approach can solve a problem just as well (without strong harsh chemicals involved). I decided to try castor oil after considering a number of possibilities. My somewhat new favorite place to make purchases is Amazon (I know, I know…what rock have I been hiding under?!?), and I quickly decided that Kate Blanc’s organic castor oil sounded the best, considering price per ounce, customer reviews, and that it included several mascara type wands and a couple of tiny brushes for applying to brows and lashes.It arrived quickly, and I tried it out immediately. I used a mascara wand to apply some to my lashes (because who the hell doesn’t want fluffy lashes to go with gorgeous healthy hair?!). I found out quickly that castor oil can also be used to lubricate a crank shaft – just kidding. It was about 15 times thicker than olive oil. Closer to petroleum jelly, but not quite THAT thick, but VERY sticky. Seriously, blobs of it on my lashes. After a few moments of being stunned, then worried, then curious, I remembered how often I saw castor oil being recommended for hair, eyelash, and eyebrow thinning. At the same time I noticed that it wasn’t irritating my eye at all.With my worries abated, I set about gently wiping the excess off using my finger. Each time I wiped it off my eyelashes, I put it on either my cuticles, eyebrows, or lips (it’s flavorless, by the way). When I was done getting the excess off my lashes, it dawned on me that the wands were probably meant for applying it to the brows and the tiny brushes were likely meant to apply a very thin layer to the top of the lash line. Live and learn. Then I set about applying a drop or two to one fingertip and smearing it over the rest of my fingertips. I did that long enough to create a nice thin layer. Then I chose the spots where my hair was the thinnest (near my temples) and ran my fingers through my hair lightly, then rubbed the oil into the roots and scalp. I did the same to another thinning area at the top of the back of my head.By now I was, for some unknown reason, quite optimistic about this oil being successful in stopping a lot of the hair loss and growing hair back in the sparse areas. This optimism led to me applying it to my lips, dabbing a tiny amount on some wrinkles, and rubbing some into the dry, stiff, brittle ends of my hair.Now, I’m pretty certain that I got above average results on my hair. I left the oil on overnight, and the next morning I washed it out using Wen (RIDICULOUSLY expensive for how long a large bottle lasts, but it’s so effective at lessening my frizz and bringing back shine). After I let my hair air dry, I examined my thinning areas. They were clearly less obviously thin. My dry ends had some luster also. My eyebrows appeared to be thicker, but the lashes didn’t look any different. Yet.This oil was nearly love-at-first-sight for me. If I were pessimistic about getting some more hair to grow in the sparse spots, I wouldn’t have written a novel of a review. So far it’s working, and I will update this review when there is more to report. I love that it has no flavor (I was always under the impression that it was the horrible flavor that made it an effective punishment. I guess it must have been the thick stickiness.), and I love that it is useful in a variety of ways. Last but not least, I like that many reviewers report that Kate Blanc Cosmetics has excellent customer service. So far I agree. I got an email from Kate asking if I was satisfied with my purchase. High scores all around.

Kate Blanc Cosmetics Castor Oil Organic (4oz)
Good quality oil. Love that it is organic and hexane free. A big plus is that it comes with applicators for eyelashes and eyebrows. I would recommend.

Excelente producto, muy buena calidad. Si lo recomiendo.

The product is exactly as advertised in the photos. Haven’t had a chance to try the oil yet but I was very pleased with how quickly the package arrived.