Correction, this method was preserved all around westindese, Trinidad, Guyana, Barbados, antique, and Jamaica, even Brazil, Suriname 🇸🇷, tell it correctly and not just the commercialized story from Europeans lol 😆, most look at this and laughed especially when born in westindese countries and ancestors all over the westindese who are native Indians and African slave
This European has just watered down what african created in Jamaica. African's were forced to Jamaica through slavery. They were already making black castor oil in Africa. However, the Africans began to grow the castor trees in Jamaica and then began to make Jamaican Black Castor Oil. SO THIS IS NOT JUST A PROCESS WHITE MAN!!!!!!!! Real Jamaican Black Castor oil is made from trees grown in Jamaica. Now there are castor trees grown all over the US and you could make black castor oil for the castor beans. That's not Jamaican Black Castor oil, it is simply Black Castor oil. SIMPLE!!!
The company he works for is based out of jamaica him and another Jamaican guy coined the phrase Jamaican black castor oil for there products 30 years ago because that's where they produced it.
@@KevinCoblerOfficial JAMAICAN 🇯🇲black castor oil named by Jamaicans my friend.. 👍🏾 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 take out the smell it not the same must smell like burn paper bag!! 😂😂 Pull boil help cancer laxative
Lots of Jamaican Castor Oil comes from India. Has it been produced there a long time? I know Indians of the diaspora who landed in the West Indies and Guyana picked up some of the practices. I wonder if it was brought back or if these are new production facilities getting in on the popularity.
Wowzers!!! had an allergic reation to the jamaican black castor oil when I applied it to my scalp even tbough it was mixed with anothet hair oil, first I got a headache but didn't think it was the oil...one day later I noticed my scalp was extremely itchy...
@Tropic Isle Living hi which stores can I get these products to buy: Tropic Isle Living Natural Hair Growth Jamaican Black Castor Oil Growth Oil and the Tropic Isle Living Strong Roots Red Pimento Hair Growth Oil .
@@cashcato1055 It's in a lot of products for natural afro texture hair and skin products so it's marketed towards us. It's always located in the aisle that specically sells beauty and hygiene products for black skin and hair. It's not marketed to white people so it isn't an illogical conclusion. Anyone can use it obviously.
Correction, this method was preserved all around westindese, Trinidad, Guyana, Barbados, antique, and Jamaica, even Brazil, Suriname 🇸🇷, tell it correctly and not just the commercialized story from Europeans lol 😆, most look at this and laughed especially when born in westindese countries and ancestors all over the westindese who are native Indians and African slave
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This European has just watered down what african created in Jamaica. African's were forced to Jamaica through slavery. They were already making black castor oil in Africa. However, the Africans began to grow the castor trees in Jamaica and then began to make Jamaican Black Castor Oil. SO THIS IS NOT JUST A PROCESS WHITE MAN!!!!!!!! Real Jamaican Black Castor oil is made from trees grown in Jamaica. Now there are castor trees grown all over the US and you could make black castor oil for the castor beans. That's not Jamaican Black Castor oil, it is simply Black Castor oil. SIMPLE!!!
The company he works for is based out of jamaica him and another Jamaican guy coined the phrase Jamaican black castor oil for there products 30 years ago because that's where they produced it.
Must burn it and dust it .. if it doesn’t stink to high heaven it not real.. you need the ash
@@KevinCoblerOfficial JAMAICAN 🇯🇲black castor oil named by Jamaicans my friend.. 👍🏾 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 take out the smell it not the same must smell like burn paper bag!! 😂😂
Pull boil help cancer laxative
I bought your black castor oil and it was not dark. It looked like regular castor oil. In the past it looked dark.
All oils when Cold press and HEXANE FREE is best, because the heat kills most of it medicinal properties.
Lots of Jamaican Castor Oil comes from India. Has it been produced there a long time? I know Indians of the diaspora who landed in the West Indies and Guyana picked up some of the practices. I wonder if it was brought back or if these are new production facilities getting in on the popularity.
Black seed oil was found in Egyptian tombs not black castor oil
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What is this blond hair man talk about I'm 75yrs old.and my mother and grandparents used it to comb my hair back in Jamaica when I was a little girl
My kids look white and Slavic vikings.... they don't look like me. It can happen😂😂
I’m curious 😂is he using it in his hair
Great video. New subscriber :) Can this be eaten? Is this video sponsored by the product?
What are you using it for?
I was told it will get skin tag to fall off lol! I’m trying it.
Wowzers!!! had an allergic reation to the jamaican black castor oil when I applied it to my scalp even tbough it was mixed with anothet hair oil, first I got a headache but didn't think it was the oil...one day later I noticed my scalp was extremely itchy...
It draws toxins out so you should build up to using it. Not alot at one for first couple uses
It was taking out the toxins
Please I investigate if it grows hair
What did Jamaica people use it for ?
What are the benefits
This company is owned by EBIN NEW YORK!
@Tropic Isle Living hi which stores can I get these products to buy: Tropic Isle Living Natural Hair Growth Jamaican Black Castor Oil Growth Oil and the Tropic Isle Living Strong Roots Red Pimento Hair Growth Oil .
I get mines from Amazon
@@mikesydiea9931 Thank you very much.
@@nicoisthomas3802 you welcome and it definitely works for me
I'm i use the real one? I use okay.
Thx for info
I thought only black people used this on our hair and skin.
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@@mariaa.bryson8126 I’m black and I gotta admit that was kinda ignorant 😂
@@cashcato1055 It's in a lot of products for natural afro texture hair and skin products so it's marketed towards us. It's always located in the aisle that specically sells beauty and hygiene products for black skin and hair. It's not marketed to white people so it isn't an illogical conclusion. Anyone can use it obviously.
@@cashcato1055stfu racist
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I love the introl
I've seen how it's done from a to z a lot of work
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