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From cracked heels to dry cuticles, castor oil is a hard-working skin saver.

By Hammad Tariq · 6 November 2026 · 2 min read

Six uses

  1. 1Cracked heels: rub in at night, wear socks.
  2. 2Cuticles and nails: a drop on each nail.
  3. 3Dry elbows and knees: massage after a bath.
  4. 4Lips: a thin layer at night.
  5. 5Oil cleansing: 1 part castor to 3 parts olive oil, massage, then wipe off with a warm cloth.
  6. 6Body massage: mixed with a lighter oil.

Who should be careful

People with very oily or acne-prone skin should use it sparingly. Always patch-test first.

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