Organic Castor Oil 1 Litre (Glass) – 100% Unrefind & Cold Pressed – Hexane Free – for Skin & Hair – Sustainably Sourced – By Alpha01

Really pleased with this castor oil. It’s thick, pure, and has no strong smell. I like that it’s unrefined and cold-pressed. I’ve been using it on my hair and skin and it works well. A little goes a long way. Good quality for the price and I’d buy it again.

Very efficent castor oil. Helps my skin and shrinks my cyst

Really good quality, you can tell by the smell and the consistency. Highly recommended.

Bought for many uses. Decent price for cold pressed and unrefined. A dark brown Glass bottle would have been better, not plastic.

Really excellent quality caster oil. I use it as a moisturiser at night and it does a wonderful job of keeping my skin hydrated and wrinkle free. A little goes a long way as it has a thick consistency. Its good that it doesn't really have a strong smell and It's good value for money so will last for ages. It would be better if it came in a glass bottle but I just decant it into one of my own. I have tried about 4 different brands of caster oil and I'd say this is my favourite out of all of them. Very happy with this caster oil, I will definitely buy it again.

Loved the product easy to apply lasts longer in the skin

I use on eyelash 's to improve growth . Hydrate . Better than these promoted eyelash serums which do not work

Golden in the glass and theatrically expressive on the palate, this imaginary delicious oil unfurls with the confidence of a seasoned raconteur. Aroma • Opens with a billowing wave of sun‑warmed wildflowers, as though a Provençal meadow has been compressed into liquid form. • Beneath that, a slow‑rising plume of green tomato leaf, freshly snapped and still exhaling its vegetal perfume. • A faint whisper of crushed almond skins drifts in at the edges, giving the nose a contemplative, almost literary quality. Palate • The first sip glides in with silky herbaceous sweetness, reminiscent of basil leaves bruised under a mortar. • Mid‑palate, it pivots dramatically into peppery crescendo, the kind that makes you sit up straighter and wonder whether oil can, in fact, have opinions. • A subtle bitterness—think grapefruit pith dipped in morning dew—threads through the centre, adding structure and a sense of narrative tension. Finish • Lingers with a long, confident exhale of artichoke heart, white pepper, and the faintest echo of coastal breeze over warm stone. • The final sensation is a gentle throat‑tickle Overall, a very rich experience, I could only manage about 2/3 of it