Castor Oil Roller Ball - For Eye Brows, Lashes, Face & Under Eyes

Most castor oil products come in a plain dropper bottle, which means fingers or a cotton swab near your eyes every time you use it. This rollerball solves that. You get a sealed, even application with no risk of contaminating the bottle, no drips, and no guessing how much oil you are actually applying. It is a small change, but it is the difference between a general-purpose oil and one designed for exactly where you are putting it.

• For under-eyes: Gently roll onto clean, dry skin, then lightly pat with your ring finger until fully absorbed. It is ideal for use at night.
• For lashes and brows: Roll carefully along the lash line and over the eyebrows before going to bed. Take care not to get the product inside your eyes.
• For face and dry patches: Apply directly to rough or dry areas and massage gently until absorbed. It can be used daily.

• Patch test first: Apply a small amount to your inner arm and wait for 24 hours before using on your face, lashes, or under eyes.
• Use a small amount: One roll along the area is enough. Applying extra won’t make it work faster and will feel heavy around the eyes.
• Frequency: It is safe to use on a nightly basis on your lashes and under-eyes. You can apply on your face and dry spots on daily basis
• Best advised not to mix with retinol, vitamin C, or exfoliating acids in the same routine. Since applying heavier oils over active ingredients can reduce their effectiveness and increase irritation chances.
• Do not apply it if you have an eye infection or irritations. You should take out your contact lenses before application.

100% Castor Oil — Ricinus communis seed oil.

Cold pressed, with no additives and no dilution.

For dry, dull, or tired-looking skin around the eyes, dry patches on the face as well as lashes or brows that need extra conditioning.

Skin type details

• Castor oil for dry skin performs where it is best, since its main strength is drawing in and holding moisture
• In the case of oily or acne-prone skin, castor oil searches usually who’s looking for something non-pungent that will not clog pores the way heavier butters do
• Castor oil is comedogenic in the low to moderate range, so patch testing and using it sparingly matters more on oily areas than on dry skin

What This Product Does Not Treat

• This is a cosmetic emollient, not a treatment for skin conditions
• It is not formulated for castor oil for skin pigmentation, castor oil for skin rash, or other diagnosed dermatological issues