How do I use this castor oil on dry skin, cuticles, brows, lashes, and hair ends?

Because the oil is thick and dense, a few drops are enough for any area. For dry patches such as elbows or heels, warm a drop between your fingertips and smooth it over the rough spot. The oil forms a light protective layer that slows water loss, so it works well as a sealing step after moisturising or on its own.

For cuticles, massage a small amount into the nail base and around the nail. This helps soften the skin and makes the cuticle look neater. For brows and lashes, use a very small amount — a clean fingertip or a disposable mascara wand works well. Trace the brow line and the lash line lightly, avoiding direct contact with the eye itself. For hair ends, apply a few drops to the last few centimetres of your hair before shampooing. Leave it on for 15–30 minutes, then wash as usual. This pre-shampoo treatment helps smooth the outer cuticle and can make the ends feel softer and look glossier.

Since the oil is purely cosmetic, use it only on the outside of the body. If you have very reactive skin, test it on a small patch first, especially if you plan to use it around the eye area.