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Last Seen $16.95 Apr 30, '13
Highest $16.95 Apr 5, '13
Lowest $16.95 Apr 5, '13
Average $16.95 (Overall average)
Added Apr 5, 2013

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Latest $11.95 18 hrs ago
Highest $23.95 Dec 31, '15
Lowest $11.95 Jan 5, '16
Average $11.95 (30d avg)
$11.95 (90d avg)
$15.11 (180d avg)
$17.56 (365d avg)
$17.25 (Lifetime average)
Added Apr 5, 2013

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30 day average: 25,269
90 day average: 26,666

Product Description

Castor Oil Finest Quality - 1 Quart - Shipped in 1 Quart Container Supplied in High Quality HDPE Quart Safety Sealed Container. Add in small quantities to increases the soap lather and it adds extra moisturizing qualities. Too much Castor can make your soap soft and sticky. Castor Oil - ricinus communis Latin Derived from the castor bean and obtained by cold pressure, is rich in fatty acids and very moisturizing and lubricating to the skin in general. It acts as a humectant, attracting moisture to the skin. Castor oil packs applied with warm flannel are believed effective for pain relief and to draw out cysts, boils and warts. Ayurvedic medicine uses castor oil for lumbago, sciatica and rheumatism. In the Canary Islands the oil is used to prevent sore nipples in nursing mothers and is also rubbed onto their scalps to prevent post natal hair loss. In soapmaking, although castor oil would appear to require less sodium hydroxide, it sometimes requires more due to its high ricinoleic acid content. It is also a well-known superfatting agent and well suited for shampoo bars and skin-care products. Without other oils, it produces a transparent soft soap. In combination with over vegetable oils, however, it makes a wonderfully emollient, hard bar of soap.

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