Black cumin oil from Alepia Syria. Syrian Black Seed Oil Alepia is dark and has character. Unfiltered, it has retained all its nutrients. A vial of black cumin oil was found in the tomb of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, indeed, black cumin oil, for 3500 years has been considered a real panacea. Black cumin oil is extracted from the tiny black seeds of a white-flowered buttercup, Nigella sativa, which grows in the shade of oases. Properties: Black cumin oil, rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids and trace elements, contains 0.4% to 2.5% of molecules belonging to the family of essential oils. It is particularly suitable for dry and sensitive skin. It is also recommended as a scalp treatment. These properties are therefore beneficial for the skin, hair and scalp. Directions for use: - Facial with black seed oil: Perform a gentle circular massage on the perfectly cleansed face and neck with a few drops of black seed oil, preferably in the evening for one month.- Body treatment with black seed oil: After bathing or exfoliating, warm the black seed oil in the palm of your hands and massage your body from bottom to top. Two to three times a week.- Hair care with black cumin oil: spread the black seed oil lengthwise and leave on for about 20 minutes before shampooing. Wash and rinse. Once a week.- Internally: For adults, 2 teaspoons of black cumin oil per day. For the child, half a teaspoon of black cumin oil per day An economical and efficient good practice: After showering, spread a small amount of organic black cumin oil on the scalp and do not wash. Some hair types are very comfortable with a little oil without looking greasy. Ingredients: Nigella Sativa Seed Oil Dr. Constantini's advice: It erases pregnancy masks and reduces brown age spots. Rub the skin every day with a cotton pad (or better yet, a Konjac sponge) soaked in Syrian Black Cumin oil. Ingredients: Nigella Sativa Seed Oil. Origin: Syria Capacity: In a 100 ml bottle