Baraka Syrian – Made in Egypt

Habbat al-barakah — the blessed seed. Black cumin seeds have been found in pharaohs' tombs and pressed for oil in Egyptian apothecaries for over three thousand years. This Syrian variety is prized for its deep, peppery character and dark amber color. It is one of the great heritage oils of the Middle East, earthy and unmistakable.

Energetic profile: Warming, grounding, and fortifying. Black seed oil carries a bold, resinous energy that feels steadying and protective, like the warmth of spiced tea on a cold night — it centers the body and the mood alike.

Traditional uses: Traditionally used in massage rituals and long prized for skin and hair care routines, black seed oil holds a cherished place in Egyptian household tradition. Many people enjoy its distinctive scent as part of grounding self-care rituals.

How to use: For massage, dilute a few drops in a carrier oil and work into skin. For external use; dilute before applying to skin, and patch test first as this is a potent oil.