Tropical Holistic

Black Seed Oil for Hair and Skin – Cold Pressed & Unrefined, 4 oz

Name: Black Seed Oil for Hair and Skin – Cold Pressed & Unrefined, 4 oz
Brand: Tropical Holistic
SKU: H8-RN6V-UC88
Price: 16.95 USD
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Black Seed Oil for Hair and Skin – Cold Pressed & Unrefined, 4 oz

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Black seed oil has personality. It's dark amber and a little peppery, and it has been part of hair and skin routines for generations. If you love making your own scalp oils and body butters, or you want one bold oil that does a lot, this is the one.

Tropical Holistic Black Seed Oil is cold pressed from Nigella sativa seeds, also called black cumin, kalonji or black caraway, and left unrefined. One ingredient, nothing added.

Black seed oil for hair and skin

Softer, shinier hair. Massage it into the scalp before you wash, or smooth a drop over dry ends.
Soft, smooth-looking skin. Black seed oil is naturally rich in linoleic acid, a fatty acid that helps skin hold on to moisture.
A rich massage oil. Blend it with olive, jojoba or coconut oil for a smooth, lasting glide.
A bold DIY ingredient. Stir it into hair masks, body butters, scrubs, soaps and homemade serums.

How to use black seed oil

Hair and scalp: Part your hair and massage a few drops into the scalp, then work it through the lengths. Leave it on for 30 minutes or overnight under a cap, then shampoo.
Face: Press 2 to 3 drops into damp skin after cleansing, or add a drop to your moisturizer.
Body and massage: Smooth over dry elbows, knees, heels and cuticles, or mix with a lighter oil for massage.

What to expect

Unrefined black seed oil is dark amber with a bold, peppery-herbal aroma. That's the oil itself; nothing is added. A few drops go a long way, and if you'd like it milder, mix it with a lighter carrier oil.

Questions

Is black seed oil the same as black cumin seed oil? Yes. Both names mean oil pressed from Nigella sativa seeds. It isn't the cumin spice you cook with.

Is this oil for drinking? No. This bottle is sold as a hair and skin oil, for external use only.

Details

Ingredients: Nigella Sativa (Black Cumin) Seed Oil
Cold pressed and unrefined
4 fl oz amber glass bottle with dropper
For external use only. Patch test before first use. If pregnant or nursing, ask a doctor before use.
Hand bottled in small batches in Pennsylvania by a husband-and-wife team since 2016

Ingredients

100% Pure Black Cumin Seed Oil (Nigella sativa L.

How to use

How to use black seed oil
Hair and scalp: Part your hair and massage a few drops into the scalp, then work it through the lengths. Leave it on for 30 minutes or overnight under a cap, then shampoo.
Face: Press 2 to 3 drops into damp skin after cleansing, or add a drop to your moisturizer.
Body and massage: Smooth over dry elbows, knees, heels and cuticles, or mix with a lighter oil for massage.

FAQ

1. What does black seed oil smell like?

Bold and peppery, with an herbal note. That is normal for an unrefined, cold pressed seed oil. For a milder feel, mix it with a lighter oil such as jojoba, olive or coconut.

2. How do I use it on my hair?

Part your hair and massage a few drops into the scalp, then work the rest through the lengths. Leave it on for 30 minutes or overnight under a cap, the.n shampoo as usual.

3. Can I use it on my face?

Yes. Press 2 to 3 drops into damp skin after cleansing, or add a drop to your moisturizer. Patch test on your inner arm before first use.

4. Is black seed oil the same as black cumin seed oil?

Yes. Both names mean oil pressed from Nigella sativa seeds, also called kalonji and black caraway. It is not the cumin spice used in cooking.

5. Is this oil for drinking?

No. This bottle is sold as a hair and skin oil, for external use only