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Organic sesame seed oil, coldpressed virgin

Organic sesame seed oil, coldpressed virgin

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Ingredient: Sesamum Indicum seed oil

Origin: India
Extraction: Cold-pressed, unrefined, virgin, farm cultivated
Plant part: Seeds
Texture: Medium-weight oil, deep golden oil. Absorbs readily into skin in small amounts and also works as a lubricating massage oil in big amounts.

Skin/bodycare: Anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant oil. Useful as a massage oil, a carrier oil in aromatherapy formulation, a base oil for herbal extractions and also as a overall face and body moisturising oil. An all-rounder thats good for skin, body's internal systems and overall health.


Benefits and uses:

  • Recommended as a body moisturiser and as a massage oil
  • One of the best base/carrier oil to use in condition-based formulations.
  • Helps with pain relief of tired, sore muscles.
  • A great oil to use for cooking due to high smoke point and stability.
  • Can be used as a base in soap making and as a lubricant in massage oils.


Sesame seed oil has been cultivated in India for over 5000 years. It is probably the oldest crop grown for its oil. Records of the production of sesame seeds date back to 1600 B.C and sesame was included on a list of Egyptian medicinal preparations recorded on papyrus dated about 1550 B.C. Ayurveda medicine uses this oil extensively, and the ancient Ebers Papyrus of Egypt also includes sesame in the list of medicines.


Sesame oil is a natural anti-bacterial, anti-inflammatory and a potent anti-oxidant oil that is able to carry healing properties to the capillaries at the lowest skin layers. It is a cell growth regulator, has anti-cancer properties, and also has a small amount of natural SPF which protects the skin against UV radiation. Sesame oil has a lovely texture that absorbs very well into the skin. It is able to modulate the production of sebum, which is very useful for people who are suffering from acne, congested skin and those of oily / combi skintypes.

In addition, a dermatology research report found that sesame oil showed a chemopreventive effect in a murine model of skin cancer with two-stage carcinogenesis. Its constituent, sesamol, has also been demonstrated to play a role in chemoprevention.

In another clinical study by Shamloo et al., topical application of sesame oil was shown to lower the severity of pain and reduce the frequency of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug use in patients with limb trauma. Because of its powerful pain-relieving and anti-inflammatory properties, sesame seed oil is one of the ingredients used in MUSCLE CARE and ARTHRITIS formulations.
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This is unrefined and untoasted/unroasted original sesame seed oil, not the fragrant roasted sesame oil that we use in Asian culinary. The unrefined original sesame seed oil is very mildly scented - smells neutral, slightly musty-bitter and not much taste.


Herbal Folk Tradition

Women in ancient Babylonia used sesame seeds and honey to increase their vitality for lovemaking and fertility.

In Oriental medicine, a tea from the seeds is consumed 2-3 times daily to promote an abundant supply of milk in nursing mothers, improve eyesight, and darken the hair.

In China, the seeds are cooked in water and made into a soup to relieve toothaches and swollen gums. A paste from the seeds is recommended for hemorrhoids and to heal sores. Sesame oil has been used in traditional Taiwanese medicine to relieve the inflammatory pain of joints and wounds.

In Latin America, the powdered seeds made into a tea is taken to help nursing women with the flow of breast milk. Sesame oil is also taken as a nerve tonic and to relieve muscle and joint aches.
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