The properties of the nigella oil (or black cumin) seem to be well summed up by this sentence of Mohammed (or Mohammed) extracted from the collections of hadith: " Black cumin oil cures all diseases except death ".

Very powerful, it is famous for its antioxidant properties but also for its antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and antimycosic virtues. It is recommended, inter alia, for dry, damaged, irritated and mature skins but also for dry hair, irritation of the scalp or hair loss.

Nigella vegetable oil is recognized for its effectiveness in treating skin problems such as skin problems redness, acne and skin irritation. Very rich in unsaturated fatty acids and vitamin E, it offers a real jouvence treatment mature skin and dry and to skin problems.

Its active compounds are crystalline nigellone and thymoquinone, which would be the main responsible for the powerful medicinal properties of Nigella oil, as well as myristic acid, palmitic acid, stearic acid, palmitoleic acid, oleic acid, linoleic acid, arachidonic acid, proteins and vitamins B1, B2, B3, calcium, copper folate, iron. These properties anti-infectious (anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-viral, pest control) have been widely studied for years (moneye, Escherichia coli, listériose, staphylococcus, etc.).

Its concentration of essential fatty acids, omegas-6 (45 to 60% linoleic acids) and terpenic and phenolic compounds such as carvacrol give it anti-radical properties (anti-oxidant) appreciated in the anti-ageing care. Anti-inflammatory action that stems from its anti-oxidant action will be valuable in case of rheumatic pain, but also to soothe the irritation and redness.

In addition, this vegetable oil contains nigellone, an active ingredient capable of inhibiting the release of heistamine and dilating the bronches thus lifting the bronches asthma crises and allergies.

We will quote to finish its properties nourishing, revitalizing, toning, softening and healing. A powerful and very complete oil.

Botanical name : Nigella sativa, from organic farming
The black nigella or cumin is an annual plant of the gold button family (Renonculaceae) originating from the southwest of the asia. The one fromEgypt Being the most famous for its aromatic quality.The oil is extracted from the black seeds by cold mechanical pressure. The oil is then filtered successively on paper. The liquid offers a yellowish oily profile pulling on brown or green. Its smell is very aromatic and very spicy can even be disturbing. Its taste is very acidic and bitter at once, spicy. Finally, the touch of this oil is fat but very penetrating.

+ Soothing and healing: ideal in the care of irritated skin or in massage oils
+ Anti-oxidant: perfect against signs of skin aging
+ Nourishing and regenerating: restores softness and softness to the skin
+ Anti-infectious, antiseptic, anti-inflammatory and anti-mycosic: it helps in case of acne, zona, psoriasis, eczema, skin allergies or mycoses
+ Immunostimulant: Allows to modulate the body's natural defences against pathogenic germs
+ Protector and nourishing
+ Renforce, tone hair fiber and limit hair loss
+ Choose the tan
+ Anti-dehydration: reduces water loss in cells

The nigella vegetable oil is ideal for all skin types. But it offers all its potential on dry, troubled, irritated or mature skins. Its fast penetration makes it an excellent cosmetic product.

The nigella oil can also be used on the hair, including dry and brittle hair. In addition to softening them, it will allow them to be toned, brilliant, revitalized and reinforced. This oil also produces good results in the fight against the skin and itching of the scalp. In addition, it promotes growth and slows down hair loss. If Queen Cleopatra used nigal oil to get so beautiful and so long hair ... it's not for nothing!

- Mature skin: wrinkles, premature aging
- Problem skin: buttons, skin marks, red plates, ...
- Dry and sensitive skin
- Fortifying care

- In massage or local application on the face or on the body: for sensitive skin, use only in mixture (20% to 50% in a vegetable oil of jojoba or argan.).
- Mask for dry, dull or brittle hair: let act 1/2 h before shampoo
- Neutral base for diluting essential oils
- In creams, fluid emulsions for troubled young skins
- Revitalizing facial cleansing

Although very slightly less effective than the neem oil, the snow oil is ideally suited to the anti-poux fight and can therefore be used exactly in the same conditions as an anti-poux oil. We apply it pure all over the head, let it lay at night, we comb the anti-poux comb and then we make a classic shampoo behind.

Against mycoses
To fight interdigital mycoses or any other bacterial invasion on the skin, the snow oil will make wonders. Just apply a drop between the fingers of clean and dry feet. And if you want to strengthen the action, add a drop of essential oil of noble laurel to the snow oil.

For dry, irritated or mature skins
The fatty acids it contains will feed the skin in depth. As for its anti-inflammatory action, it will be able to appease irritation and redness. In addition, its anti-oxidant property protects cells from free radicals to avoid degradation, and prevent wrinkles formation and release of the skin. Finally, Nigella oil has an action on collagen formation as well as on the healing process.

For acneic skin
The nigella vegetable oil contains a unique active ingredient with powerful anti-infectious properties that can act against fungi and bacteria: thymoquinone. This molecule will kill the skin and effectively fight acne problems. The anti-inflammatory properties cited above and cicatrising will both calm the skin and improve the appearance of the skin.

Against seasonal allergies
If you are suffering from hay fever (allergy to pollen) or allergy to dust or animals, think about the antiallergic properties of oral nigella oil. According to therapists, it is enough to inert 1 to 2 teaspoons per day (attention, no more!), 15 days before the arrival of pollen.

Against gastric problems
Nigella contained in the snow presents a stimulating action on the gastric system. The thymoquinone then has a protective effect of the gastric mucosa, limiting the lesions. Intake 1/2 to 1 teaspoon at noon and evening before meals reduces the formation of gastric ulcers on a daily basis.

To support its immune system
Nut vegetable oil contains powerful antioxidants as well as vitamins B and beneficial acids. Thanks to them, it helps support and stimulate the immune system.

Nigella sativa seed oil*
(*) Ingredients from organic farming
100% of the ingredients are natural and organic.

30 ml brown glass bottle. Plug with integrated drop break (oil flows in thin net).

In case of internal use, we recommend diluting the vegetable oil of Nigella by half in another more neutral vegetable oil. Internal use is not recommended during pregnancy. Keep your vegetable oils properly closed and out of reach of children. Generally, keep away from light and heat. If you use your vegetable oils for cosmetic use, you can add 8 drops ofvitamin E for 100 ml of oil (directly in the bottle) to protect your vegetable oils from oxidation and preserve their intact properties throughout the conservation period.