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Ricin has very powerful therapeutic and cosmetic properties.
Ricin of Madagascar
It is possible to export ricin from Madagascar. Aromeya is a ricin wholesaler for sale all over the world. The castor of its botanical name ricinus communis was called palma-Christi or palme-Christ, that is, the palm of Christ, referring to the leaves of the castor plane, in the form of a palm of a hand. Previously, this plant with cosmetic virtues was associated with witchcraft. By putting ricin on the skull and after pronouncing the magic incantation, hair grew back. In Madagascar, castor or tanatanamanga grows mainly in the southern region of the island. Its seeds are pressed to produce castor vegetable oil.
A good ricin should have the following characteristics. Do not hesitate to ask your dealer to be sure of the quality of your oil.
How to use ricin?
To relieve muscle pain, mix two parts ricin with eight parts sweet almond oil. You want to get rid of a wart? Place cotton bandage soaked in castor vegetable oil mixed with sodium bicarbonate, bandage to change two to four times a day until the wart disappears.
Can ricin be used for skin?
Ricin is indicated for dry, damaged and mature skin. Diluted to 50% in another vegetable oil, castor vegetable oil can treat dry and damaged skin.
What type of hair for ricin?
The castor vegetable oil sold by Aromeya is suitable for all dry, dull, frizzy and flat hair. It also treats hair loss.
Ricin promotes the regrowth of hair, eyelashes and eyebrows. For a hair mask, apply castor vegetable oil on your hair, from roots to tip and keep overnight before making a shampoo. This mask is very effective for dry hair.
It can also be used as an oil for clean hair without rinsing. For eyelashes and eyebrows, dip an eyebrow brush in ricin, keep overnight and rinse with warm water the next morning.
Properties
Ricin has very powerful therapeutic and cosmetic properties.
Specificities
A good ricin should have the following characteristics. Do not hesitate to ask your dealer to be sure of the quality of your oil.
Usage
How to use ricin?
To relieve muscle pain, mix two parts ricin with eight parts sweet almond oil. You want to get rid of a wart? Place cotton bandage soaked in castor vegetable oil mixed with sodium bicarbonate, bandage to change two to four times a day until the wart disappears.
Can ricin be used for skin?
Ricin is indicated for dry, damaged and mature skin. Diluted to 50% in another vegetable oil, castor vegetable oil can treat dry and damaged skin.
What type of hair for ricin?
The castor vegetable oil sold by Aromeya is suitable for all dry, dull, frizzy and flat hair. It also treats hair loss.
Ricin promotes the regrowth of hair, eyelashes and eyebrows. For a hair mask, apply castor vegetable oil on your hair, from roots to tip and keep overnight before making a shampoo. This mask is very effective for dry hair.
It can also be used as an oil for clean hair without rinsing. For eyelashes and eyebrows, dip an eyebrow brush in ricin, keep overnight and rinse with warm water the next morning.
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Who can use ricin?
Madagascar ricin oil is indicated in adults. Pregnant women, babies and children under 3 years of age can also use ricin.
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In which cases should ricin be used?
Castor vegetable oil from Madagascar is mainly used for colored hair, dry, lacking in volume, forks, brittle. It also prevents hair loss. This 6-protection sun protection is also useful in case of: • Painful periods • Drying of hands, body, hair, nails • Eczema • Brittle or dry nails and cuticles • Dry skin • Dandruff • Psoriasis
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What are the nutritional benefits of ricin?
Ricin is not edible.
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How to preserve ricin?
The ricin sold by Aromeya is kept dry, away from heat and light.
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