Black cumin butter, derived from the seeds of the Nigella sativa plant, is a rich, creamy butter known for its potential in haircare, skincare and cosmetic use. It's a versatile product used externally, with properties that may help with skin rejuvenation, hair health, and inflammation. Here's how it's typically used:

1. Skin Care:

• Moisturizing: Black cumin seed butter is often used in natural skincare products for its ability to hydrate and soften skin.

• Anti-inflammatory: It helps soothe irritated skin, making it ideal for conditions like eczema, psoriasis, and acne.

• Healing: Its antimicrobial properties can assist in healing wounds, cuts, or minor burns.

• Anti-aging: The high antioxidant content can reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

2. Hair Care:

• Scalp Health: It can be massaged into the scalp to promote circulation and reduce dandruff or dryness.

• Strengthening Hair: Black cumin seed butter can strengthen hair, reduce hair fall, and improve shine and texture.

3. Health Benefits:

• Anti-inflammatory Properties: massaging black cumin seed butter may help with inflammatory conditions like arthritis or muscle issues

4. Aromatherapy:

• Soothing Effects: Some people use black cumin seed butter as part of massage therapy or relaxation rituals. It can provide a calming and anti-stress effect.

USAGE RATE:

Hair Care: Conditioners & Hair Masks 5%-20%

Skin Care: Lotions & Creams 5%-40%

Salves & Balms: 5%-90%

If you're considering using it for the first time, start with a patch test on your skin to check for any sensitivities or allergies. It’s a pretty powerful substance, so a little goes a long way!