Collection: Organic Castor Oil

You can buy organic castor oil directly from The Good Stuff. We offer high-quality organic cold pressed castor oil, organic hexane free castor oil, and 100 organic cold pressed castor oil with reliable delivery across South Africa. Additionally, retailers like Dis-Chem stock Afri Pure Organic Castor 100 Pure Oil 50 ml, which is a convenient option at local pharmacies. For variety, Faithful to Nature and Organic Choice offer excellent products such as pure castor oil South Africa, organic castor oil (hexane-free, cold‑pressed), and 100 pure organic hexane free castor oil alternatives.

 “BP” stands for British Pharmacopoeia quality—this focuses on purity but doesn’t inherently mean organic. Organic castor oil sold here is cold pressed, hexane free, certified organic, not necessarily BP-grade, but meets the clean, chemical-free standard you expect.

Use organic castor oil uses topically: massage it into the scalp for castor oil for hair growth, smooth it over dry skin, or apply small amounts to lashes and brows. As a castor oil moisturiser, it seals in hydration. It can also be used in compresses for joint or muscle relief. Always patch test first and avoid contact with eyes.

Opt for organic castor oil for eyes from trusted wellness retailers like The Good Stuff. Castor oil is sometimes used in the eyes as an alternative to preservative-heavy drops—but always consult your optometrist before use.

Yes. Applying organic castor oil for eyelashes and castor oil for brows is a popular natural option to promote thickness, using its nutrient-rich, cold-pressed formula. Always apply carefully to avoid eye irritation.

While many use it safely, organic cold pressed castor oil may cause irritation or block tear ducts if not used properly. Use only a tiny amount, avoid direct contact, and stop use if irritation occurs.

Yes. Dis-Chem stocks Afri Pure Organic Castor 100 Pure Oil 50 ml, a pure castor oil option. They may also carry other natural castor oil or organic castor oil lines in-store or online.

If unrefined organic cold pressed castor oil enters the eyes, it may irritate. It's not inherently “bad,” but use cautiously, applying externally with precision.

Organic castor oil uses include skin hydration, hair nourishment, lash and brow enhancement, joint massage, and gentle healing supports. It’s also used in compresses and natural moisturisers.

Rubbing it on your feet—as a castor oil moisturiser—can soften dry heels and thick skin. Some people believe it helps with relaxation or detox when used as evening foot massage.

Potential issues include greasy residue, clogging pores if overused, allergic reactions, and strong laxative effects if ingested improperly. Eye application may also trigger irritation.

For purity and effectiveness, choose organic cold pressed castor oil, especially hexane free castor oil—these retain bioactive nutrients without harsh chemicals.

No scientific evidence supports castor oil reducing belly fat when applied topically or ingested. It's often used to support digestion or relieve constipation, but not weight loss.

Topical use of organic castor oil may improve skin tone and hydration, potentially lightening dark spots over time—but results vary and there's limited clinical research.

Seek key product qualities: organic, cold pressed, hexane free, and pure. Look for trusted certifications, minimal packaging in dark glass, and South African sourcing or stock availability.

The notion that castor oil “draws out toxins” via compresses or topical use is popular in alternative care, but lacks robust clinical backing.

Internal use is not recommended without medical supervision due to strong laxative effects. It's primarily intended for external use.

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Jamaican castor oil (usually roasted, dark, thicker) differs from organic castor oil in processing and texture. The latter is cold-pressed and hexane-free, offering cleaner purity for sensitive skin and beauty uses.