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Grow Youthful: How to Slow Your Aging and Enjoy Extraordinary Health

Ailment: Blepharitis (red eyelid margins)

Remedy: Castor oil


Castor oil. Castor oil's healing properties, ailments used for, how to make and use a castor oil pack.





Comment posted by Angie of Rochester, New York, United Statues on 1 December 2013 at 0:18       1580

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Hello all! I cotton swab full strength tto all over my face every night and my skin has improved so much!! I used to just treat my pustules but then bumps would just show up on other places on my face so that's why I started treating my whole face. I also found that drawing salv helps get rid of super stubborn pustules. MOST IMPORTANTLY, I think flushing and redness meanings the decent amount of demodex mites have died (the redness is a direct reaction to their decaying bodies and their bacteria)... So I ENCOURAGE anything that makes me flush bc I want these suckers dead.... This method works for me. Has anyone else thought of this? Also, castor oil helps to provide me with relief from dry red eyes.



Comment posted by David Niven Miller of Perth, WA, Australia on 29 June 2012 at 13:23       685

LLB please read the link on Castor oil above. It has different properties to all other oils.



Question posted by LLB of Seattle, WA, USA on 12 December 2011 at 6:41       541

What are the reasons/benefits for using different dilution oils? When/why should you use Castor vs Macadamia oil for example?



Comment posted by David Niven Miller of Perth, WA, Australia on 21 July 2011 at 14:11       475

Hi Sandy,I find that castor oil is gentle and it sooths inflammation. It also has anti-microbial properties, so if there is any kind of infection it helps. Castor oil acts as a kind of barrier, stopping drying out and crusting



Question posted by sandy of tyler, tx, usa on 21 July 2011 at 13:51       474

Question: what does castor oil do for your eyelash line?



Comment posted by David Niven Miller of Perth, WA, Australia on 6 March 2010 at 18:52       3

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After doing the regular eyelid cleaning routine (details on the Blepharitis link): Wash your hands and dry them if they are not already clean. Wet the end of your finger with half a drop of castor oil, wipe off any excess. Your finger should be wet with the oil, but no sign of a drop forming. Spread a small amount of the castor oil with your finger tip along the eyelids and lashes, while your eyes are closed. If you use too much, oil will get in your eyes and you will have blurry vision until it disperses. I found after two weeks that the eyelid margin was softer, the crusting was much less, and the red effect of the blepharitis was much less severe.