For centuries, Ricinus communis has been cultivated for one powerful purpose: extracting its thick, nutrient-rich oil.
Known as castor oil, this pale golden liquid has earned a reputation in traditional wellness circles as a “deep-tissue magnet” – a nickname that reflects how deeply it penetrates the skin and how often it’s used in massage and restorative routines.
Unlike many lightweight plant oils, castor oil is dense, highly emollient, and rich in ricinoleic acid – a unique fatty acid that gives it its distinctive texture and properties.
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