Black seeds (Kalonji)

• 100% pure whole black seeds (Nigella sativa).

• Traditional scalp care: Black seeds are commonly infused into carrier oils for simple scalp and hair rituals.
• Supports nourishing hair routines: Their natural plant compounds make them a popular ingredient in traditional DIY hair preparations.

How to Use:

• Oil Infusion: Steep black seeds in a suitable carrier oil, then strain thoroughly before applying to the scalp or hair.
• Scalp Scrub: Finely grind the seeds and combine with a gentle base.
• Massage very gently and avoid harsh scrubbing.

• DIY skincare ingredient: Finely ground or oil-infused black seeds can be incorporated into simple masks and scrubs.
• Texture and ritual benefit: Suitable for those who prefer traditional, minimally processed botanical ingredients in their skincare routine.

How to Use:

• Oil Infusion: Steep the seeds in a suitable carrier oil and strain before topical use.
• Scrub: Use finely ground seeds mixed with a gentle skincare base.
• Avoid aggressive rubbing, particularly on sensitive or acne-prone skin.

• Traditional wellness ingredient: Black seeds have a long history of use as both a culinary spice and food-based wellness ingredient.
• Naturally occurring plant compounds: Contains thymoquinone and other botanical compounds commonly studied in Nigella sativa.
• Easy everyday addition: Can be incorporated into meals in small amounts as part of a balanced diet.

How to Use:

• Sprinkle over breads, salads, vegetables or cooked meals.
• Add to spice blends, soups, stews or herbal preparations.
• If using regularly, start with a small amount such as ½ teaspoon per day and assess tolerance.

• 100% pure whole Nigella sativa seeds.
• Versatile for culinary, wellness and beauty routines.
• Contains naturally occurring thymoquinone.
• Warm, nutty and slightly bitter flavour.
• Suitable for breads, spice blends, salads and cooked dishes.
• Can be infused into oils for DIY hair and skincare use.

• Use whole as a spice in meals, breads and savoury recipes.
• Start with small amounts if incorporating into your daily diet.
• For beauty use, grind finely or infuse into a suitable carrier oil.
• Strain homemade oil infusions before topical application.

• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.
• Keep container tightly sealed to maintain freshness.
• Excessive intake may cause digestive discomfort.
• Consult a healthcare professional before regular use if pregnant, breastfeeding or taking medication.
• Seek professional guidance if taking blood-thinning, anticoagulant or antiplatelet medication.
• Perform a patch test before topical use.
• Keep out of reach of children.