In other news, people are now rubbing castor oil on their stomach to lose weight. And friends, how did we get here? Because ...

Co-founder of wellness brand KIC and podcaster Steph Claire Smith has spoken out about the castor oil trend, labelling it as “harmful”. “Social media is flooded with quick fixes and so-called “miracle ...

Social media is flooded with quick fixes and so-called “miracle” weight-loss hacks, many of which promise instant results ...

Castor oil is a timeless remedy, often associated with grandma's trusted treatments. This oil is derived from the seeds of ...

But those claims can be debunked, too. Currently, there is no research to support the "castor oil in belly button for weight loss" narrative. While some social media users claim that castor oil is ...

Dermatologists explain how to use castor oil for skin to retain and add moisture, treat acne, and hydrate the skin barrier.

The seemingly harmless practice of rubbing castor oil all over one’s stomach – or, ‘naval puling’ – before bed has taken off across TikTok and Instagram.

We may not be Atomic Blonde, but armed with castor ... oil. "I literally can’t believe this is working," raved an amazed user. "And not just working, working FAST. I’ve had major hair loss ...

Castor oil, derived from the Ricinus communis plant, offers anti-inflammatory and antibacterial benefits for skin when applied topically. While some advocate for its oral use to detoxify and clear ...

According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, castor oil — which is pressed or extracted from castor beans — is approved for just one medicinal use: as a laxative. Here’s what castor ...

While there is no evidence linking castor oil to weight loss or debloating, taking the oil orally may help with some stomach issues such as constipation due to its laxative effect. There is no ...

Formulated with 100% pure castor oil, this skin nourisher can also be used on hair to help promote moisture and growth. There ...