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Frequently Asked Questions
What is black seed oil made from?
What is black seed oil made from?
Black seed oil is extracted from Nigella sativa seeds, commonly known as black cumin seeds. These tiny seeds naturally contain oils, plant compounds, and antioxidants that are released during pressing.
Why does cold pressing matter?
Why does cold pressing matter?
Cold pressing means the oil is extracted without using heat. This helps retain the seed’s natural properties, aroma, and nutrients that can otherwise be damaged by high temperatures.
What does black seed oil taste and smell like?
What does black seed oil taste and smell like?
Black seed oil has a strong, earthy, slightly peppery taste. This is natural and indicates minimal processing. The oil can be mixed with honey or warm water for easier consumption.
What is black seed oil commonly used for?
What is black seed oil commonly used for?
Consumers commonly use black seed oil as part of their daily wellness routine to support overall balance in the body. It is also widely used for skin nourishment and hair care due to its natural oil profile.
How should black seed oil be consumed?
How should black seed oil be consumed?
It can be taken directly or mixed with foods like honey, smoothies, or warm (not hot) water. Many people prefer consuming it in the morning or at night, depending on personal routine.
Can black seed oil be applied externally?
Can black seed oil be applied externally?
Yes. Black seed oil is often used on the skin to help with dryness and on the scalp or hair for nourishment. Always do a patch test before first use.
Is black seed oil suitable for daily use?
Is black seed oil suitable for daily use?
When used in recommended quantities, black seed oil is commonly consumed daily by adults as part of a balanced lifestyle.
Who should be cautious while using black seed oil?
Who should be cautious while using black seed oil?
Pregnant or breastfeeding women, and individuals with medical conditions or on medication, should consult a healthcare professional before adding it to their routine.
Why does the oil sometimes appear cloudy or thicker?
Why does the oil sometimes appear cloudy or thicker?
Cold-pressed oils may naturally thicken or appear cloudy, especially in cooler temperatures. This is normal and does not affect quality.
Does this oil contain additives or preservatives?
Does this oil contain additives or preservatives?
No. Cold-pressed black seed oil is pure oil extracted from seeds, without added chemicals, colours, or preservatives.
Can black seed oil be used for cooking?
Can black seed oil be used for cooking?
It is not meant for high-heat cooking. For best results, use it raw or drizzle it over food after cooking to preserve its natural compounds.
Are black seed, onion seed, kalonji, and black cumin the same thing?
Are black seed, onion seed, kalonji, and black cumin the same thing?
Yes. Black seed, kalonji, onion seed, and black cumin are commonly used names for the same seed — Nigella sativa. While it is traditionally called “onion seed,” it is not actually the seed of an onion and is not related to the onion plant. The name comes from traditional usage rather than its botanical origin.
