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Successful studies have approved the use of Castor Oil for skin infections and other skin problems such as sunburn, abrasions, acne, dry skin, boils, warts, stretch marks, liver/age spots, athletes foot and chronic itching and inflamed skin.astor oil is a natural emollient that penetrates the skin and helps stimulate the production of collagen and elastin which can soften and hydrate the skin.
Castor oil is also used as a food additive and flavoring agent, mold inhibitor, skin product and cosmetic ingredient, and in manufacturing plastics, rubbers, synthetic resins, fibers, paints, and similar products.In modern medicine, the reported therapeutic uses of castor oil have been categorized into:otential Side Effects of Castor Oil. The use of castor oil is not without any adverse effects, which are usually skin reactions and gastrointestinal irritations. Dr. Mercola explains that when castor oil reaches your small intestines, it is broken down into ricinoleic acid, which can irritate your intestinal lining.