AUTHENTIC HAITIAN & JAMAICAN 1:1 BLEND: Doyley's Pure Haitian Castor Oil is extracted from the finest castor beans indigenous to Haiti. It is also known as Lwil Maskriti and is traditionally lighter in color and texture, while our Jamaican black castor oil is a thicker oil with a higher ash content. Both oils reflect the resilience and ingenuity of Caribbean communities, preserving ancestral traditions while adapting to modern beauty and wellness trends. Together, both oils are excellent for hair growth, scalp nourishment, and hydration. PROMOTES HAIR GROWTH: Doyley's Haitian and Jamaican black castor oil blend conditions and moisturizes the scalp to stimulate hair follicles and promote hair growth. Apply to hair from roots to tip on a regular basis to seal moisture in your hair. May be used as a hot oil treatment in hair care routine. Use regularly to prevent or address dry, itchy scalp. MASSAGE OIL: This castor oil is also traditionally used as a massage oil for temporary muscle relief. You may massage directly into the skin or create a hot pack for this purpose. EYELASH & EYEBROW GROWTH: This 100% natural black castor oil is excellent for use on eyelashes and eyebrows to strengthen and promote growth and healthy appearance. NAIL CARE: Apply a drop of this castor oil on each nail and cuticle on a regular basis to help nourish and strengthen them and prevent breakage. Doyley's delivers the best of both worlds, Premium Haitian and Jamaican Black Castor in a powerful 1-to-1 blend. Our Haitian black castor oil, also known as Lwil Maskriti, is traditionally lighter in color and texture, while our Jamaican black castor oil is a thicker oil with a higher ash content. Both oils reflect the resilience and ingenuity of Caribbean communities, preserving ancestral traditions while adapting to modern beauty and wellness trends. Together, both oils are excellent for hair growth, scalp nourishment, and hydration. Jamaican Black Castor Oil and Haitian Black Castor Oil are both derived from the castor bean plant (Ricinus communis), but they differ in their processing methods, nutrient content, and traditional uses. Jamaicans roast their castor beans longer which results in a higher ash content, while Haitian castor oil is made with a low-ash content method, which helps to retain more of the oil's natural nutrients. This oil is packed with ricinoleic acid, omega fatty acids, and vitamin E, making it a powerhouse for hair, skin, and overall health. It is widely used to promote hair growth, strengthen strands, soothe common skin issues and prevent early signs of aging. It is also traditionally used as a massage oil for temporary muscle relief. May be used to massage directly into the skin or create a hot pack for this purpose.