Castor

Natural Benefits of Castor Oil for Skin: Castor oil is the go-to traditional cure for all kinds of skin and hair problems, as well as for a variety of health issues such as joint pains and upset stomach. Castor oil has been used for as long as since the ancient Egytians to induce labour. The oil is extracted from crushing the seeds and has been used as a centuries old remedy use by traditional healers for inflammation and bacterial infections. In the present time, its anti-oxidant properties have

Castor and Pollux were twins born from a single egg, Castor was mortal while Pollux was immortal. The twins were always seen together, even at war. My sister and I are similar to Castor and Pollux because we spend any time that we get with each other. From anywhere in school to at home, we sit next to each other and we stay in our room together. I considered her to be both my best friend and sister. In one variation of the myth, the twin’s herd of cattle was taken by their cousins. Upon stealing

began in 1618. This piece is made of oil paint and was made by using a brush to paint the oil onto the canvas. The story being told here is about the Greek myth of two twin brothers named Pollux and Castor who kidnapped and married the daughters of King Leucippus. Two recognizable images are Castor, who is dressed in garb common for a horse tamer, while Pollux is completely nude. In the image, it is clear that the two daughters are being taken away against their will by the two men with their horses

Massage with castor oil. Castor oil is known for its healing properties, antioxidants and proteins. It's often suggested as an option for women to use on their hair when they want to do deep moisturizing treatments. In the case of the brows, castor oil is a known agent that promotes hair growth. Many women even use it on their eyelashes. If you'd like to experience growth, keep a bottle by the sink. After you complete your nighttime routine and wash your face, add a little castor oil to each brow

sub-textual information. The following is an analysis of two of the more significant allusions. The youngest member of the trio of thieves that steal from the Luries and rape Lucy is named Pollux. This is likely an allusion to the Greek myth, Castor and Pollux. Castor and Pollux are half-brothers. Their myth involves in part the kidnapping and rape of the Leucippides, Phoebe and Hilaeira, who become pregnant as a result of the rapes. This aspect of the myth is very similar to the plotline of Disgrace

simple, and safe as well. Take your inspiration from the following natural ways to make your lashes look longer. Apply castor oil for several weeks If you apply castor oil for several weeks on your eyelids, you will definitely achieve the desired result. You will not only make your lashes look longer, but they will also be a lot stronger and darker as well. Furthermore, castor oil helps fight micro-organisms that can hamper growth. What you need to do is to use a clean cotton swab in order to apply

Lemon peels are rich in folic acid and vitamins B and C which are known for their ability to promote growth of eyelashes. Lemon peel can also be used with olive oil and castor oil, this is done by; adding dried lemon peels into a clean container, pouring olive oil or castor oil to the container enough to get the lemon peels soaked. The mixture stays in the container for some weeks, after which the oil is applied on the eyelashes using a stick with fine bristles and left

brightest stars in this constellation would be Castor and Pollux, the twins. The myth between the two twins are neither Greek nor Roman. In most versions, Pollux (also known as Polydeuces) was immortal and Castor and mortal. Even though the twins had the same mother they did not have the same father. Castor's father was Tyndarus, King of Sparta and Pollux's father was Zeus, King of the Gods. How you ask this happened? Well Zeus had visited Castor and Pollux's mother (who was Spartan Queen Leda)

sacrifice to all of the gods except Artemis. Enraged, Artemis sends a giant boar to ravage the fields of Calydon. According to the Iliad, Oeneus calls on his son Meleager to organize a hunting party (which includes, interestingly, the twin warriors Castor and Pollux, Meleager's cousins). The boar is killed and the meat divided. However, Meleager's uncles are offended that he has given a greater portion to the huntress Atalanta, and after further combat Meleager kills them, which incites his own mother

In Peter Paul Rubens's The Rape of the Daughters of Leuppicus, he captures the story of two brothers, the mortal Castor and the immortal Pollux, who kidnap the sisters Phoebe and Hilaeira who are the daughters of Leucippus. Castor, the horse-tamer, is recognizable from his armor while Pollux is recognizable from his bare and free upper body. They are also distinguished by their horses. Castor's is well-behaved and supported by a putto with black wings while Pollux's horse is rearing with an unrecognizable