Why does my scalp itch when I use Jamaican Black Castor Oil?
Issue:
“My scalp itches whenever I use Jamaican Black Castor Oil.” 😩
Possible Reasons:
- It’s too thick – Jamaican Black Castor Oil (JBCO) is very heavy and can clog pores or trap buildup, especially if applied directly to the scalp without dilution.
- Product buildup – If not washed out regularly, residue mixes with sweat and sebum, leading to itchiness or flakes.
- Allergic reaction or sensitivity – The ash content from roasting the castor beans can irritate some scalps.
- Dry scalp underneath – Sometimes the oil just coats the scalp instead of moisturizing it, leading to dryness and itchiness underneath.
Solutions:
✅ Mix JBCO with a lighter oil (like jojoba, grapeseed, or almond oil) before applying.
✅ Use only a few drops — a little goes a long way.
✅ Massage it into your scalp gently and don’t leave it on for too long without washing (1–2 times a week max).
✅ Do a patch test before full use to rule out sensitivity.
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