Sunny Isle Extra Dark Jamaican Black Castor Oil for Hair & Scalp 178ml

Sunny Isle Jamaican Black Castor Oil is made using the traditional Jamaican method: castor seeds are roasted, ground and boiled to extract the oil, which gives it its dark color and distinctive roasted scent. In the Extra Dark version, the seeds are roasted longer for an even darker oil. It is mainly used to nourish the scalp and hair, as well as brows, lashes and dry areas, according to the brand.

• Nourishes a dry scalp and eases tightness and dryness-related flaking
• Strengthens weak hair and reduces split ends with regular use
• Gives hair a softer feel and healthy shine, and helps tame frizz
• Suitable for brow and lash care in a very small amount
• Can be used on dry spots such as elbows and heels

• Roasted Jamaican castor oil, not regular cold-pressed castor oil
• Extra Dark grade, darker than the original, for those who prefer the heavier traditional oil
• One multi-use product: scalp, hair ends, brows and lashes
• One of the best-known Jamaican black castor oil brands worldwide

• Jamaican Black Castor Oil
  Jamaican Black Castor Oil (Ricinus Communis Seed Oil)
  Rich in ricinoleic fatty acid, which gives the oil its thick texture and its ability to coat the hair strand and lock in moisture.
• Traditional Roasting Method
  Traditional Roasted Process
  Roasting the seeds before extraction creates the dark color and signature roasted scent of Jamaican castor oil.

• Dry, weak hair with split ends
• Dry scalp
• Curly and thick hair that needs intense nourishment
• Anyone who wants to care for brows and lashes with a natural oil

1. Section your hair and apply a small amount of oil directly to the scalp.
2. Massage with your fingertips in circular motions for a few minutes.
3. Spread the rest along the lengths and ends.
4. Leave on for 30 minutes up to overnight, then shampoo thoroughly.
5. For brows and lashes: a tiny drop with a clean brush before bed, keeping away from the inside of the eye.

• The oil is thick, so warm the bottle between your hands or mix with a light oil such as coconut or argan for easier spreading.
• 2 to 3 times a week is enough for most hair types.
• You may need to shampoo twice to remove the oil completely.
• For fine, thin hair, use less and focus only on the scalp and ends.