Nigella oil is a product with many virtues on health, but these benefits are still very numerous. Indeed, this oil plays a major role in the relief of pain. It also has anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties that help relieve muscle contractures, articulation and rheumatism.

SKIN PROBLEMS

The oil of nigella is full of benefits to the skin. It is known for its calming, toning and regenerating properties. You can apply it as a daily care, even in case of eczema or psoriasis. Thanks to its purifying and regenerating properties, it helps the skin to renew itself and reduces acne scars.

HAIR LOSS

Nigella oil also works as a scalp care. It is advisable in case of hair loss. Indeed, the nigella oil acts like a stimulant, able to stop the fall and to tone the hair, thus promoting the growth.

To fight hair loss and stimulate growth, apply a few drops of nigella oil on the scalp while performing a massage. Allow the oil to set for at least 20 minutes and overnight if possible.

Massage the oil of nigella on the lengths and the tips and leave to lay before the shampoo. You can also use nigella oil as day care on the tips.

AGAINST GRAY/ WHITE HAIR

Nigella oil is known to fight gray or white hair in two ways: by slowing down the process and the appearance of gray hair and restoring their natural color to the hair. To fight gray hair, massage nigella oil on areas to treat as often as necessary.

PRECAUTIONS FOR USE

Black seed may cause an allergic rash when taken by mouth or applied to the skin. Before using black cumin essential oil topically, it’s a good idea to perform a patch test to make sure you don’t have a negative reaction to the oil. Always avoid your eyes and mucous membranes when using black seed oil.