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Black Cumin Seed Oil 1 L

Sourcing Black Cumin Seed Oil for Consistent Production Batches

Black cumin seed oil, cold pressed from the seeds of Nigella sativa, is one of the most requested functional oils across several industries worldwide. It belongs to the Liquid Basic Oils category, which brings together base oils used in cosmetic, pharmaceutical and food production. The 1 liter format is aimed at workshops, small manufacturing lines and formulators who need a dependable single batch instead of frequent small purchases.

Global demand for this oil comes from food, pharmaceutical and cosmetic sectors simultaneously. In food production it is blended into cold pressed oil mixes, used as a base for encapsulated dietary supplements, and added to salad dressings valued for their thymoquinone content and unsaturated fatty acid profile. In pharmaceutical formulations the oil is used as a carrier base for balms, ointments and emulsion systems requiring a stable fatty acid structure. In cosmetic manufacturing it appears in facial and body creams, serums, hair masks and anti hair loss formulas, as well as in lines targeting problem skin. A smaller but recognizable niche is handmade soap making, where the oil is added during the cold or hot process for its nourishing contribution to the finished bar.

Black cumin seed oil blends well with other base oils, which makes it easy to build balanced formulations for different production lines. It pairs with Black Walnut Oil in strengthening blends for hair and scalp care, with the lighter textured Apple Seed Oil in daily facial formulas, and with Carrot Seed Oil Extra Virgin in restorative and anti aging compositions.

In most industrial and studio recipes the oil is introduced during the cool down phase, once the main emulsion has dropped below 40-45 degrees Celsius, to protect heat sensitive compounds. A typical usage rate in creams and serums ranges from 5 to 15 percent of total weight, hair masks can go up to 20-30 percent, and the oil can also be used undiluted for scalp massage or cuticle care. For food grade applications and capsule production the exact dosage is set by the product technologist depending on the target concentration of active compounds.

Store the oil in a tightly sealed container away from direct sunlight and heat sources, at room temperature without sharp fluctuations. After opening the 1 liter bottle it is advisable to transfer a working portion into a smaller container to limit air exposure and keep the batch stable through repeated production use. The liter format suits conveyor style and small batch manufacturing where predictable supply and long term purchase planning matter most.

Strengthening Scalp Serum

Black Cumin Seed Oil 40 ml

Black Walnut Oil 15 ml

Carrot Seed Oil Extra Virgin 10 ml

Apple Seed Oil 5 ml

INCI	Nigella Sativa Oil
Other
Att brand	Pakistan
Attention	Mandatory testing for sensitivity and allergic reaction, preliminary application to the bend of the elbow
Color product	from yellow to amber
Concentration	high
Descriptio smell	characteristic
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Input percentage	кремы, гели — 1-3%, ранозаживляющие средства — 2-6%, увлажняющие сыворотки при псориазе, экземе, аллергии — 4-7%, уход за угреватой кожей — 3-6%, мази при дерматитах и грибковых заболеваниях — 5-10%, кондиционеры и сыворотки для укрепления волос и ногтей — 3-9%
Method preparation	technological method of cold pressing of caraway seeds
Minimum count	1
Name	Black Cumin Seed Oil 1 L
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 liter
Solubility	oil, fatty phase
View	oily substance
Valid until	10.2028