Castor oil works by forming a protective coating that slows water loss, so its effects are gradual and depend on regular use. There is no single “correct” frequency, but a practical approach is to start with a few times a week and adjust based on how your skin or hair feels.
For dry skin patches like elbows or heels, you can apply it daily, especially after a shower when the skin is still slightly damp. This helps lock in moisture. For cuticles, a daily massage at night is easy to remember and helps keep the area soft. For brows and lashes, many people apply it in the evening before bed, but you can also use it in the morning if you prefer. For hair ends, a pre-shampoo treatment once a week is a common way to add extra softness without weighing the hair down.
Because the oil is rich and thick, you do not need to use it every day on every area. Listen to your skin: if it feels greasy or clogged, reduce the frequency; if it feels dry, you can increase it. Consistency over several weeks is what matters, not a large amount each time.
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