Description
Botany:
Black Cumin Seed (Kaloungi) Carrier Oil is found to be an annual plant and it grows well in Southwest Asia and South Asia. The plant grows up to a height of 20 to 30 cm and has finely divided and thread like leaves. Flowers of these plants are white to pale blue and have 5 to 10 petals. The fruits of the plant are inflated capsule and they have 3-7 follicles and each of which has numerous seeds.
Uses of Oat Seed Carrier Oil:
• Black cumin carrier oils have high content of vitamin A, B and C and various minerals including copper, selenium, zinc and potassium.
• This oil has also been used for centuries as a great medicinal product and has been used for various purposes in Middle Eastern countries and Asia.
• It is used particularly for treating various types of skin related condition. And, it is also used in various massage blends with citrus and herbaceous scents.
• Many say that this oil is the remedy for all diseases except death.
General Precautionary Measures!
• It should be kept only in cool dark place and that will maintain its freshness and maintain its maximum shelf life.
• It should be brought to room temperature before bringing it to use.
Specification:
Botanical Name : Nigella sativa
CAS# : 8014-13-9
Color & Odor : Light amber & Nutty, bitter, pungent odour
F.E.M.A. # : 2343
Methods of Extraction : Cold Pressed
Constituents : linoleic acid
Solubility : Insoluble in water
Specific Gravity : 0.90000-0.93500
Flash Point : 230 °F
Optical Rotation : +3.00 to +8.00
Major Constituents : linoleic acid
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