Formula: 32640 Difficulty level: advanced Shelf life: min 3 months pH optimal: 5.0-5.5 Phase Ingredients Dosage % Total 50 gr A Pure water 72.5 36.25 gr A Propanediol 5 2.50 gr A Ectoin 1 0.50 gr A...
Black Cumin seed oil Organic
€4.64
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€3.90
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| Product size | Suitable pump | |
| 50 ml, 90 g, 100 ml |
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| 200 g, 250 ml |
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Description
Organic Black Cumin seed Oil (Nigella sativa), or Nigella oil as it is also called, is an intense oil, concentrated in active principles, particularly beneficial for blemish-prone, acne-prone skin or a scalp affected by dandruff. It is a premier ingredient in modern cosmetics for acne-prone or congested skin, as well as for a problematic scalp (dandruff, flaking), managing to purify the skin without drying it out. It is not a base oil; due to its high potency, it is recommended to dilute it with neutral vegetable oils or to use it as an ingredient, both for sensory purposes and to modulate the concentration.
Main compounds - Active substances:
- Thymoquinone: Outstanding antioxidant potential and purifying properties. In cosmetics, it is useful for balancing oily, acne-prone skin, reducing the appearance of blemishes.
- p-Cymene and Carvacrol: Terpenes that enhance the purifying effect and bring toning benefits to the scalp, helping to combat dandruff and skin discomfort.
Characteristics
- eco Culture: Certified Organic
- water_do Appearance: Fluid liquid, yellow-brown color, strong characteristic scent
- verified_user Quality: Cosmetic grade, cold-pressed, unrefined
Ingredients: Nigella Sativa Seed Oil*
*100% of the total ingredients come from organic farming. COSMOS ORGANIC certified by Ecocert Greenlife.
Main Properties
- checkPurifying, anti-blemish: Due to thymoquinone, it balances oily or acne-prone skin, effectively reducing the appearance of pimples and blackheads.
- checkAnti-redness: Rapidly mitigates the sensation of irritation, discomfort, and visible redness, making it ideal for sensitive, congested, or flaking skin.
- checkSebum-regulating: Fluidizes native sebum and regulates the secretion of sebaceous glands, preventing clogged pores and giving the skin a matte and clean appearance.
- checkSkin barrier restructuring: The high content of Linoleic Acid (Omega-6) repairs the hydrolipid film, maintaining the hydration and elasticity of the epidermis.
- checkScalp toning and anti-dandruff: Deeply cleanses the scalp, combats dandruff, soothes itching, and strengthens the hair root.
Usage & Synergies
Face care
Black Cumin seed Oil is indicated for blemish-prone, oily, or inflammation-prone skin. Due to its potency and intense scent, dilution with neutral vegetable oils is recommended, both for topical application and in formulas.
Practical recommendations
- Topical treatment for blemishes: Apply one drop directly onto the blemish area in the evening.
- Balancing serum for problematic skin: Dilute to 50% with Organic Jojoba Oil and use as a night treatment to regulate the appearance of problematic skin.
- Purifying mask: Add a few drops to a green clay mask for an extra purifying effect.
Synergies in face care
For blemish-prone skin, the synergy with Tea Tree Essential Oil and Niacinamide offers a cumulative purifying effect. On combination skin, the association with Grape Seed Oil as a dilution base maintains a lightweight texture. For localized skin mycoses, combining it with Palmarosa Essential Oil has traditional applications.
Body care
At the body level, Black Cumin Oil can be included in massage oils for joints and areas of discomfort, alongside specific extracts with an anti-inflammatory effect.
Practical recommendations
- Massage oil for joints: Dilute with a base oil and use for massage on areas with joint pain.
- Ingredient in cream for problematic skin: Incorporate at 2-10% into formulas intended for dermatitis or mild eczema.
Synergies in body care
For massaging uncomfortable joints, the synergy with Arnica Oil supports the anti-inflammatory effect. As an ingredient in creams for skin with cutaneous disorders, the association with Blackcurrant Seed Oil or Pomegranate Oil completes the nutritional and anti-inflammatory profile.
Hair care
On hair, Black Cumin Oil is used in treatments for a dandruff-affected scalp or one with chronic discomfort, due to its purifying properties.
Practical recommendations
- Anti-dandruff scalp treatment: Dilute to 10-20% in a base oil and apply to the scalp, massaging gently. Leave on for 20 minutes before shampooing.
- Ingredient in hair mask: Incorporate at 5-10% into masks for an uncomfortable or unbalanced scalp.
Synergies in hair care
For an anti-dandruff treatment, the synergy with Tea Tree Essential Oil and Burdock Oil as a base offers a cumulative purifying and fortifying effect.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is black cumin the same as the cumin used in cooking?
No, they are completely different plants. Black cumin (Nigella sativa) is not botanically related to cumin (Cuminum cyminum), the common kitchen spice. The confusion is frequent, but the active compound profile is entirely different.
Why does it need to be diluted?
The high concentration of thymoquinone and the strong, spicy scent make this oil a high-potency ingredient. Dilution with neutral oils allows for concentration control on the skin and scent adjustment in formulas.
Bibliography and resources
- Ahmad, A., et al. (2013). A review on therapeutic potential of Nigella sativa: a miracle herb. Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Biomedicine.
- Cosmetic Ingredient Review (CIR). Safety Assessment of Nigella Sativa-Derived Ingredients as Used in Cosmetics.
- CosIng Database. Regulatory status of Nigella Sativa Seed Oil. European Commission.
Safety in use
Cosmetic product for external use only. Do not ingest. A skin patch test is recommended before first use. Avoid contact with eyes.
Storage, preservation
Keep the bottle tightly closed, in a cool place, away from direct light.
Details
Code
D-1657
Categories
Other names
Nigella oil
Status
Cosmos Organic
Suitable for
cosmetics, hair care
Key benefits
purifying, regenerating, skin tonic, wound healing
Specific indications
acne, pimples, dandruff, mycoses
Texture
fatty/rich
Skin care
Conditioners, Eye Creams, Face creams, Facial Oils, Masks, Shave/aftershave, Treatments
Skin type
Acne prone, Combination, Mature, Oily
Body care
Body butters, Body oils, Conditioners, Creams Emulsions, Foot creams, Hand creams, Massage oils, Nail oils/creams, Ointments
Hair care
Beard oils, Hair conditioners, Hair serums, Scalp lotions, Scalp serums, Treatments
Hair type
All types, Oily
Use level
1 - 100 %
Storage
in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight
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Savu C.
10 Dec 2024
A f good oil, much better what it is now than the early version years ago..Good all over.Good for any complexion.
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Adriana U.
10 Dec 2024
So far I have only used it in an anti-acne soap. I will discover its virtues soon.
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Claudiu B.
10 Dec 2024
One of the best oils for acne-prone skin. I also recommend it applied on the scalp, against dermatitis. It works!
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Gabriela P.
10 Oct 2024
I prepared a night cream, creamy, extremely moisturizing with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory role in supporting the skin regeneration processes. Its content is a blend of unrefined shea butter, shea butter, karanja oil, kukui oil, kukui oil, black cumin oil, Andiroba oil, mace extract and antioxidant rosemary extract. I apply the cream on the skin moistened with rose water. The result is miraculous in my case.
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Svetlana H.
22 May 2024
A good oil and great quality. I recommend.
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Nicoleta N.
22 May 2024
A very good product that I have used in my acne cream and in solid shampoo for problem scalp.
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Maria Florentina E.
05 Jan 2024
I use it for body massage and it is very good along with other suitable essential oils !!!
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Anca C.
05 Oct 2023
I used it to make the soap with Carbune (Charbon soap) according to the recipe on the Elemental website and it came out great for face cleansing. For people with dry skin, there is some feeling of tightening skin, but it is due to both the soap and the water.
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Eszter S.
05 Oct 2023
I use for solid anti-matrhea shampoos, along with other anti-matrhea active ingredients, the feedback has been very positive.
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Raluca O.
05 Oct 2022
I discovered it recently. I use it to make an oily serum for especially problematic skin. Together with a little lemon essential oil, it works wonders. I recommend.
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Monica B.
05 Apr 2022
I used black cumin oil in the preparation of a cream for acne-prone skin. The effect on the complexion is wonderful and visible
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Gabriela P.
05 Jan 2022
I used black cumin oil to make a hand cream. It turned out to be a very good choice as it soothed irritated skin and improved the appearance of the skin.
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Dezso K.
05 Jan 2022
I have used it to make an anti-dandruff shampoo and I can say that it has a good effect on the hair.
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Ana C
17 Dec 2012
It gets your blood moving, but it wasn't really beneficial for my sensitive skin.
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Plugaru E
02 Dec 2011
It is very nourishing and instantly invigorating.