We're talking about castor oil, the do's the don'ts, some helpful tips if you've just

started using castor oil or if you're thinking about using castor oil you definitely

want to know about these things these are things that I did not know when I first started using

castor oil and there's a bit of a learning curve. We're going to talk about how to

avoid getting stains on your clothing and your sheets, how to put it on so it's not

quite so sticky and messy. What if it smells? What if you think you

want to make it smell better? Is it safe to use if you're pregnant? And what about

possible drug interactions and other controversies associated with my new boyfriend,

Caster. So to be perfectly transparent I am a little bit biased when it comes to

Caster Oil because I fell in love with Cor oil a little more than 30 days ago.

But when I posted my recent video talking about the changes that I experienced in my skin just

after 30 days, I saw so many comments from you. So many people asking the same questions

and things that I was like, oh yeah, I didn't realize like it does take some getting used to so first let's talk about the

stickiness it is very sticky it is very thick and that is one of the

beautiful properties of castor oil now in a previous video I broke down the origins of

Castor Oil what to look for what are the best ways to store Castor Oil all of

the different like more scientific things that you might want to know about Rinalaic acid and all of the components,

everything that's comprised in castor oil in this episode where I talked about the changes

to my skin. So if you want the whole background and you want more information about Castor Oil,

you could check out that episode.

But if you're like, I already know all about it, I just want to know like how to use it.

Let's talk about the stickiness.

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