Comedogenicity refers to the ability of a substance, typically found in skincare and cosmetic products, to clog pores and potentially cause comedones. Comedones are non-inflammatory acne lesions more commonly known as pimples.
Despite the thick and viscous nature of Castor Oil, it has a very low comedogenic rating, but you might be thinking, how can a rich, thick oil like Castor Oil NOT clog my pores?
Castor Oil is an ancient, versatile, and beloved vegetable oil that has been used for centuries for its numerous self-care and beauty benefits, and one of its most popular applications is in skincare.
While it might be extra thick and even sticky, Castor Oil may help balance the bacteria that live on the surface of your skin to prevent future breakouts. Why? Because Castor Oil has natural antibacterial properties, and your skin has its own microbiome.
Castor Oil can be added to your skincare routine in a number of ways:
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