Queen of the Thrones® original heatless, less-mess, reusable Castor Oil Packs for Breasts.
Castor Oil Packs are thought to help naturally support:
*PACKS ONLY - Castor Oil sold separately. Bra not included.
The Castor Oil Packs for Breasts (Small) fit roughly A-C cup sizes. For sizes D and up, the Castor Oil Packs for Breasts (Large) may be a better fit.
You’ll want to use an old bra that you don’t mind getting Castor Oil on (just in case your packs leak). Since Castor Oil is an oil it will stain fabrics. Your best choice is any bra that doesn’t fit too tightly under your breasts (so as not to restrict lymphatic flow).
Yes, Castor Oil should ALWAYS be bottled in glass.
Extra heat is not necessary because Queen of the Thrones® Castor Oil Packs have been engineered to naturally hold in body heat.
Although they aren’t messless, they are LESS messy than traditional Castor Oil Packs. Always wear an old bra and T-shirt over top, just in case.
Before 1st use, you may want to wash your new Castor Oil Packs as recent research from the National Institute of Health shows that even organic materials may contain traces of chemicals via transportation, packaging and warehousing. Luckily, washing is shown to significantly reduce or even eliminate these chemicals completely.
It's like when you buy produce, you always wash it first, even if it’s organic! A new pack can be hand washed or machine washed with natural detergent and laid flat to dry. However, once you have started adding oil to your pack, it may be best NOT to wash it. Washing a used pack may lead to oil getting all over the outer "less mess" layer of the packs, making it messier and decreasing its natural lifecycle. Tips to extend the life of your packs:
For hygiene, apply fresh Castor Oil with each use and replace your packs approximately every 2 months.
We currently only ship to the US and Canada but are quickly working to make international shipping happen sooner rather than later!
In the U.S. we ship with UPS or USPS.
Usually orders arrive within 5 business days of ordering, however, with high volumes of postage it may take longer.
Shipping on orders over $60 are always FREE!
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