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Castor oil is thick and smooth, with a rich, luxurious texture that glides effortlessly over the skin. Its dense, viscous nature provides a soothing and deeply moisturising sensation, leaving a subtle sheen without feeling overly greasy.

Yes - for topical use, and No - for taking orally.

There is little to no evidence to suggest that the topical use of castor oil is unsafe during pregnancy, and it is often used to reduce stretch marks, improve hair growth, and moisturise the skin. However, due to the fact that internal use of castor oil can induce labour, and cause severe nausea, vomiting, and diarrhoea, we would recommend speaking with your healthcare practitioner before using castor oil, even topically, while pregnant.

At Mister Jones, we recommend consulting your healthcare professional before starting any new supplements if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. We understand that every pregnancy is unique, affecting vitamin, mineral, and energy levels differently for each individual. It is also best to review the ingredient list if you have any unique or specific intolerances, to ensure that these are not present in the product. Your well-being is our priority, and seeking personalised advice ensures the best care for you and your baby.

The short answer is - it depends…Everyone is going to find different results within a different timeframe.

Each of us are beautifully unique, as such, it’s impossible to say for sure when everyone will notice a difference.

For hair growth, some may notice a difference after a week, for others it may be months* and that’s completely fine! It’s 100% normal to not notice the benefits right away.

Hair health is largely dependent on the individual’s baseline, and length of time experiencing symptoms (of hair thinning/ loss).

There are also several other factors that could be causing hair thinning/loss such as stress, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalance, or the haircare products that you use. If you are experiencing severe hair loss, we would suggest speaking with a health practitioner to investigate the cause and recommend an appropriate treatment.

*These examples have been provided for explanatory purposes only. Individual results may vary.