• What is the difference between expeller pressing & cold pressing castor oil?
  • Expeller pressing can expose the oil to temperatures up to 210¡ãF, while cold pressing exposes the oil to up to 122¡ãF ¨C so neither method comes close to damaging the oil. But when it comes to heat and extraction methods, it appears that Castor Oil¡¯s nutrients stay intact.
  • What is expeller pressed castor oil?
  • This method ensures a purer, more beneficial oil, particularly suited for hair and skin applications, thanks to its unaltered nutrient profile. Expeller-pressed (often referred to as regular castor oil) is obtained by mechanically pressing castor seeds, generating high heat through friction.
  • Are all cold pressed oils expeller pressed?
  • All oils that are labeled cold pressed fall under the category of expeller pressed oils. However, it is important to note that the converse is not always true¨Cexpeller pressed oils do not universally qualify as cold pressed oils. As a consequence, cold pressed oils can be categorized as a specialized subset of expeller pressed oils.
  • What is cold pressed castor oil?
  • Cold-pressed castor oil, is a premium version obtained from the first pressing of castor seeds, characterized by its lower acidity, lighter texture, and clearer color. This makes it especially suitable for applications requiring a high purity level, such as in certain lubricants and cosmetics.
  • What is black castor oil?
  • Black castor oil, particularly the Jamaican variety, has gained immense popularity in recent years. This oil is a variety of castor oil that is extracted from roasted castor beans. The traditional Jamaican method involves roasting the beans, and then crushing them in a mortar.
  • What is castor oil?
  • This oil is a variety of castor oil that is extracted from roasted castor beans. The traditional Jamaican method involves roasting the beans, and then crushing them in a mortar. Water is added to the mashed beans, and the mixture is slow-boiled over a fire, resulting in a thick, dark brown oil.