Black Moon Hair & Scalp OIl
This potent hair, scalp & body oil is a potent infusion of Black seed and Mugwort in Grapeseed OIl. Nigella contains three key natural phytonutrients: thymoquinone (TQ), thymohydroquinone (THQ) and thymol, and has been traditionally used for hair growth, cancer care, and more.
It’s especially supportive for acne and eczema and becoming more popular as a natural remedy, with its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. A 2020 study noted that a topical gel composed of black seed extract, used twice each day for two months, helped reduce acne severity by almond 80 percent. In particular, researchers noted how the number of acne lesions decreased compared to the control group.
In a study conducted by Iranian researchers, Nigella saliva was found as effective as the skin cream Betamethasone in improving quality of life and decreasing severity of hand eczema.
Black seed oil’s prominent compound thymoquinone also may stimulate tissue growth and help assist wound healing, according to studies.
In addition to being a natural skin care aid, black seed oil also may benefit the hair. Since it contains nigellone, an antihistamine, it may help with hair loss due to androgenic alopecia or alopecia areata.
With its antioxidant, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, it can also help the health of the scalp in general, discouraging dandruff and dryness, and improve hair health at the same time.
A 2020 study noted how daily use of a black seed oil–derived lotion for three months helped boost hair density and thickness in subjects dealing with hair loss. The 90 subjects used different seed oils for hair loss during the study, and black seed oil was considered the most effective.
This potent hair, scalp & body oil is a potent infusion of Black seed and Mugwort in Grapeseed OIl. Nigella contains three key natural phytonutrients: thymoquinone (TQ), thymohydroquinone (THQ) and thymol, and has been traditionally used for hair growth, cancer care, and more.
It’s especially supportive for acne and eczema and becoming more popular as a natural remedy, with its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. A 2020 study noted that a topical gel composed of black seed extract, used twice each day for two months, helped reduce acne severity by almond 80 percent. In particular, researchers noted how the number of acne lesions decreased compared to the control group.
In a study conducted by Iranian researchers, Nigella saliva was found as effective as the skin cream Betamethasone in improving quality of life and decreasing severity of hand eczema.
Black seed oil’s prominent compound thymoquinone also may stimulate tissue growth and help assist wound healing, according to studies.
In addition to being a natural skin care aid, black seed oil also may benefit the hair. Since it contains nigellone, an antihistamine, it may help with hair loss due to androgenic alopecia or alopecia areata.
With its antioxidant, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, it can also help the health of the scalp in general, discouraging dandruff and dryness, and improve hair health at the same time.
A 2020 study noted how daily use of a black seed oil–derived lotion for three months helped boost hair density and thickness in subjects dealing with hair loss. The 90 subjects used different seed oils for hair loss during the study, and black seed oil was considered the most effective.
This potent hair, scalp & body oil is a potent infusion of Black seed and Mugwort in Grapeseed OIl. Nigella contains three key natural phytonutrients: thymoquinone (TQ), thymohydroquinone (THQ) and thymol, and has been traditionally used for hair growth, cancer care, and more.
It’s especially supportive for acne and eczema and becoming more popular as a natural remedy, with its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. A 2020 study noted that a topical gel composed of black seed extract, used twice each day for two months, helped reduce acne severity by almond 80 percent. In particular, researchers noted how the number of acne lesions decreased compared to the control group.
In a study conducted by Iranian researchers, Nigella saliva was found as effective as the skin cream Betamethasone in improving quality of life and decreasing severity of hand eczema.
Black seed oil’s prominent compound thymoquinone also may stimulate tissue growth and help assist wound healing, according to studies.
In addition to being a natural skin care aid, black seed oil also may benefit the hair. Since it contains nigellone, an antihistamine, it may help with hair loss due to androgenic alopecia or alopecia areata.
With its antioxidant, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, it can also help the health of the scalp in general, discouraging dandruff and dryness, and improve hair health at the same time.
A 2020 study noted how daily use of a black seed oil–derived lotion for three months helped boost hair density and thickness in subjects dealing with hair loss. The 90 subjects used different seed oils for hair loss during the study, and black seed oil was considered the most effective.
