Description
Poke Root Castor Oil – Organic Herbal Infusion | Liquid Extract.
Handcrafted in Missouri with fall-harvested poke root and rich castor oil, this liquid extract is powerful, pure, and versatile. Skincare and herbal wellness rooted in tradition.
Why You’ll Love It: This herbal infusion is valued for its ability to:
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Soothe and soften tissue naturally
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Support reduction of cysts and swelling
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Relieve breast pain or tenderness in traditional use
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Penetrate deeply without clogging pores, thanks to castor oil
Herbal Process
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Fall-harvested poke roots are gathered from beyond-organic, pesticide-free spaces on our Missouri farm
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Crowns are replanted to ensure sustainability and respect for the land
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Roots are air-dried indoors (never sun-dried or soaked in water) to preserve potency
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They are then slowly macerated in castor oil, with jars turned daily for thorough extraction
This results in a deeply infused oil with a rich satin feel, ready to use directly on your skin.
Powerful Herbal Ingredients
Organic Poke Root – Traditionally used to soothe, shrink, and soften; known for its powerful properties when applied externally Castor Oil – A unique oil that penetrates deeply, does not clog pores, and brings its own soothing, anti-inflammatory qualities
Only two ingredients — but crafted with care for maximum strength and purity.
How to Use
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Massage directly into the skin over areas of tension or concern
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For additional benefit, gently warm the oil before application or use a warm compress afterward
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Can be incorporated into your own DIY herbal salves or poultices
Safety Note:
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Do not use on broken skin or while breastfeeding.
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Poke root is a very strong herb and should never be ingested.
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Usage guidance: I have personally used poke root for many years and have been advised by knowledgeable herbalists to only use it for 6 weeks at a time, while increasing water intake during this period. Afterward, take a short break of a few weeks before beginning again if needed.
Always consult a doctor for suspicious lumps. Oils may stain clothing; cover treated areas with an old T-shirt or cloth until absorbed.Â
