Castor Vegetable Oil

The available scientific studies to date are insufficient to assert that castor oil promotes eyelash growth. However, it can nourish the hairs, ensuring their better health. Consequently, healthier eyelashes are less likely to fall out.

Yes, this is possible. However, as castor oil has a rather oily texture, most people prefer to mix it with a lighter vegetable oil such as jojoba oil.

With a comedogenicity index of 1, castor oil is considered to be mildly comedogenic, meaning that the risk of it clogging the skin's pores is relatively low. However, as the concept of comedogenicity varies from person to person and castor oil has a greasy texture, those prone to blemishes are advised to exercise caution.

No, castor oil cannot thicken eyebrows. The eyebrow line is unique to each individual and depends on the number and location of hair follicles present within the eyebrow arch. Castor oil can only strengthen the eyebrows.

According to some studies, the castor oil may possess antifungal properties that could enable it to act against dandruff. However, more research is still needed to assert that castor oil works against dandruff.