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Black Cumin Seed Essential Oil - Living Libations

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Trace the legacy of kings and queens with Black Cumin Seed Essential Oil, a sacred extract of organic Nigella sativaseeds from India. This supercritical extract is potent, aromatic, and deeply nourishing, historically used by Cleopatra for radiant skin and hair, and found in King Tutankhamun’s tomb as a prized treasure.

With a pungent, spicy aroma, Black Cumin Seed Oil invigorates the senses and strengthens the body, while providing profound benefits for skin and hair. Its nutrient-rich composition makes it a luxurious addition to serums, massage oils, and perfumery blends.


Botanical Details

  • Botanical Name: Nigella sativa

  • Botanical Family: Ranunculaceae

  • Extraction Method: Supercritical Extract

  • Part of Plant Distilled: Seeds

  • Country of Origin: India

  • Cultivation Method: Organic

  • Composition: 100% Nigella sativa

  • Consistency: Medium viscosity

  • Scent Description: Deeply aromatic, pungent, spicy


Aromatic Profile & Benefits

Skin & Hair Care

  • Smooths and nourishes skin

  • Adds shine and vitality to hair

  • Rejuvenates and fortifies natural radiance

Culinary & Aromatic Uses

  • Spicy, warming aroma for culinary creations

  • Strengthening and heartening tonic for mind and body


Blends Well With

Frankincense, Cumin, Oregano, Lavender, Sweet Thyme, Thyme, Peppermint, Mastic, Copal, Coriander, Allspice, Hyssop, Marjoram, Cardamom, Fennel


Suggested Uses

  • Skin & Hair: Add a few drops to serums, oils, or masks for softening, smoothing, and shine

  • Massage: Incorporate into massage oils for an invigorating and grounding experience

  • Perfume & Aromatherapy: Use in blends for spicy, warm, and exotic top and middle notes

  • Culinary Aromatic: A fragrant, flavorful addition to dishes (ensure dilution and safety for ingestion)


A Botanical Legacy

For over three millennia, Black Cumin Seed has been celebrated as the “seed of blessing” (Habbatul barakah), prized by ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Arabic cultures alike. Its supercritical extraction concentrates a rich lipid matrix of essential fatty acids, including 45–65% linoleic acid and 1% rare eicosadienoic acid, along with potent compounds such as thymoquinone, cymene, and thujene.

“The humble, yet immensely powerful seeds of the annual flowering plant, Nigella sativa… promising the formation of future worlds within itself, is the very emblem of life's immense and immortal power.”
— Sayer Ji, GreenMedinfo



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