Black Seed Oil
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The named oil comes from the seeds of Nigella sativa.
What's in it
Fatty acids and thymoquinone, a characteristic natural compound contribute to the ingredient’s texture.
Thymoquinone
The principal marker. Sharp, aromatic, and the reason for cold-pressing.
Para-cymene
A terpene precursor to thymol and carvacrol.
Linoleic acid
The dominant fatty acid, around sixty per cent.
Nigellone
A polymer of thymoquinone, formed on standing.
How it works
Softening care: As a cosmetic emollient, the named oil can smooth the feel of dry skin. Emollient means a substance that softens and smooths the surface. Hair finish: A suitable oil preparation can coat the hair shaft, improving slip and adding a conditioned appearance.
In the tradition
Associated with Middle Eastern and South Asian traditions.
A cosmetic oil works mainly at the skin or hair surface.
- 1Warm a small amount between the palms and massage into skin or hair as needed.
- 2Use 1–2 times daily.
- 3Patch test on a small area before first use.
- Patch-test first.
- Avoid eyes and discontinue if irritation occurs.
- Do not ingest a cosmetic product.
For external use only. Patch test before first use, and stop if any irritation develops.
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