Yes, castor oil can help reduce scalp flakiness or irritation given its deeply moisturizing properties. It aims to hydrate and condition dry, flaky scalp.

Its omega-9 fatty acids nourish your scalp and keep it healthy and cool.

Castor oil does have a sticky consistency, but it can be applied in moderation without slathering it on the eyelashes.

Make sure to avoid a thick coat and only apply it at home with minimal or no makeup.

You can also apply it before bed with a cotton swab and wash it off first thing in the morning. Remember to do this gently with lukewarm water.

Castor oil in its cold-pressed form can nourish and hydrate dry skin with essential fatty acids.

It can be either directly applied on skin by hand/applicators or can be diluted with other oils (e.g. Olive oil) to let it absorb into the skin faster.

Adding castor oil into your routine for haircare can be beneficial for both the texture and health of your hair. Know how to apply castor oil here: Castor Oil For Hair Care

For acne-prone skin, having enlarged pores or an oily T zone is quite common.

However, if you suffer from inflammation or oily/combination skin, it would be best to apply a minimal quantity of castor oil on your eyebrows.

Due to its high fatty acid content, castor oil can naturally attracts moisture from the air into the skin, while keeping the skin hydrated. Castor oil can indeed be used directly on the skin to promote smoothness and suppleness, but still doing a patch test is important before applying.