From traditional Ayurvedic practices to modern holistic routines, castor oil has been treasured for centuries as a powerful natural remedy. This versatile oil is known for supporting digestion, skin health, hormone balance, and overall wellness. At Evergreen Nutrition, we recommend Queen of Thrones Organic Castor Oil and Queen of Thrones Organic Golden Castor Oil (Cold Pressed) for those looking for the cleanest, highest-quality options available.
What Makes Castor Oil Special?
Castor oil is rich in ricinoleic acid, a unique fatty acid that has natural anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. When applied topically, it can deeply hydrate skin, support circulation, and aid in detoxification. Many people also use castor oil packs over the abdomen to help with digestion, relaxation, and hormone support.
Benefits of Queen of Thrones Castor Oil
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100% organic and hexane-free for safe, effective use.
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Supports lymphatic flow and natural detox pathways.
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Moisturizes and nourishes skin for a healthy glow.
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Can be used in castor oil packs to soothe digestion and promote balance.
Why Choose the Golden Cold-Pressed Option?
The Queen of Thrones Organic Golden Castor Oil (Cold Pressed) offers the same wellness benefits in a lighter, golden color and texture. Cold pressing preserves the oil’s delicate compounds for even greater purity and effectiveness — making it an ideal choice for those with sensitive skin.
Simple Ways to Use Castor Oil
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Apply a few drops to dry skin for deep hydration.
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Massage into the scalp to nourish hair and support growth.
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Use with a castor oil pack over the abdomen to support digestion and relaxation.
🌿 When it comes to quality, not all castor oils are alike. That’s why Evergreen Nutrition proudly carries Queen of Thrones Organic Castor Oil and Queen of Thrones Organic Golden Castor Oil (Cold Pressed): trusted, premium options you can feel good about adding to your wellness routine.
DISCLAIMER: The information shared is for educational purposes only and is not to be taken as medical advice. As always, please check with your General Practitioner to see if this may be right for you.
