Black seed oil is a relatively new discovery in the natural skincare world here in the US, but in Egypt its benefits have been passed down for generations. You can find a big selection of black seed skincare products on our web site, and they've been an enormous hit with our customers. The proof is in the results and we thought we'd share a little about this oil and why it works.
It contains nigella and melatin, the two ingredients that make this oil such a powerful treatment. These two ingredients promote cleansing, act as an antihistamine, and work against respiratory ailments. Not only this, they are full of antioxidants which help to cleanse the skin and body of toxins.
They provide a generous supply of polyunsaturated fatty acids. These ingredients work to regulate the metabolism, carry toxins to the skin's surface for elimination, balance insulin levels, regulate hormone levels, regulate cholesterol, improve body circulation, and helps to heal skin diseases. The list goes on and on.
Blackseed oil contains over 100 valuable nutrients. It is comprised of approximately 21% protein, 38% carbohydrates, 35% plant fats and oils. The oil contains a significant amount of calcium, potassium, iron, zinc, magnesium, selenium, vitamin A, vitamin B, vitamin B12, niacin, and vitamin C.
A few ways you can use this amazing oil:
For Coughs and Asthma:
Apply the oil to the chest and back
Mix a teaspoon of oil in boiling water and inhale the vapor twice a day
Take a half teaspoon of black seed oil in the morning
For Flu and Nasal Congestion:
Place 3-4 drops of oil in each nostril to relieve nasal congestion and head cold stress.
For Headache and Ear ache:
Apply blackseed oil to the forehead, sides of face adjacent to the ears and behind the ears.
For Problem Skin:
Apply black seed oil to wet skin. Cover with a warm, moist cloth and sit for 20 minutes. Wash this off. Repeat a couple of times a week to help reduce wrinkles, fine lines, or just to keep your skin youthful.
Author Resource:
Wayne Kiltz is the founder and owner of Africa Imports. You can find over 100 other articles on African art, culture, and fashion at Africa Imports
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