100% Pure Organic Sesame Oil- 1 Litre

Sesamum indicum

PREMIUM ORGANIC SESAME OIL.

Cold-Pressed- Refined- 100% Pure

Product Name: Sesame Oil Refined – Organic

Botanical Name: Sesamum indicum seed oil

Country of Origin: Japan (this may vary from batch to batch. Feel free to contact us to confirm this is relative to the current batch. We strive to keep this information up to date).

Extraction Method: Cold Pressed. Refined.

Plant part used: Seed

Organic Certification: NASAA Certified Organic

Use: Cosmetic and aromatherapy ingredient. For cosmetic topical use only. EXTERNAL USE ONLY.  Not for consumption or ingestion.

Ingredients:

100% Pure Certified Organic Sesame Oil

(Sesamum Indicum)

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Sesame Oil- Certified Organic

My Natural Beauty’s 100% Pure Organic Sesame Oil is an exceptional quality oil for skin, massage and hair care application. Our Sesame Oil is Certified Organic, Cold-Pressed and premium quality.

Sesame Oil is a rich carrier oil that is very beneficial to the hair and skin. It has a strong nutty scent and may be nourishing for skin. Sesame oil contains essential fatty acids that help to lock in moisture to keep hair and skin hydrated. Sesame Oil is a wonderful natural product that can be used on its own on the skin and hair or as a highly beneficial ingredient in many DIY cosmetic hair and beauty formulations. Sesame Oil has plenty of utilisations, however its skin and hair applications are undeniably remarkable. Read on to learn more about this hidden gem and how it can be used for hair and beauty and integrated into your hair and beauty routine.

Sesame Oil makes for a wonderful addition to DIY skin and hair care products. Cold pressed Sesame oil is an emollient which makes it is also great to use on hair! Apply Sesame Oil as a hair mask to restore hair’s shine and strength. It may promote new hair growth and hair volume due to its nourishing properties. Allow the oil to deep condition your hair by generously applying the oil into your hair, and give the oil time to absorb into hair strands. With regular use you may notice healthier-looking hair, increased hair growth and luscious locks! Sesame oil seals moisture into your hair and leaves your hair lustrous, glossy and shiny. The fatty acids in sesame oil make it essential for maintaining a healthy scalp. These antioxidant properties help reduce inflammation, remove dandruff and relieve and heal an itchy scalp. Sesame oil may improve small, bald patches, or areas of thinning hair.

Sesame Oil can be used for hair thinning and subsequent baldness. Sesame oil offers a number of benefits for your hair. In fact, it is a traditional remedy for hair loss and hair damage in many cultures. Sesame oil has traditionally been used in Ayurveda to promote hair growth as it contains the beneficial compound sesamin. It also contains essential fatty acids, vitamin E, phosphorus, and other nutrients that strengthen your hair from within and prevent breakage. Rubbing Sesame oil onto the scalp regularly and may be beneficial in speeding up hair growth and promoting denser and thicker hair. Sesame oil is recommended as a natural and effective hair loss treatment by many. The hair oil massage may improve blood circulation which contributes towards hair growth. It is also used prevent dandruff as well as to prevent premature greying of the hair. Sesame oil has amazing properties for maintaining good skin and hair and is widely used for due to its wide range of benefits.

Sesame Oil can help to keep the skin and hair moisturised and nourished. It may also act as an antioxidant that may protect your skin from oxidative stress and signs of ageing like dark spots and fine lines. It can also have an anti-inflammatory effect on skin. This makes it particularly healing and nourishing for stressed skin. Sesame Oil may be nourishing, moisturising, calming for the skin. Sesame Oil may soothe eczema and psoriasis and fight acne-causing bacteria, while in hair it may treat dandruff and premature greying.

SOME OF THE MANY BENEFITS OF SESAME OIL FOR SKIN AND HAIR:

Here are just some of the many benefits of Sesame Oil for skin and hair:

• Sesame Oil may be moisturising, nourishing and have an anti-ageing effect on the skin.

• Sesame Oil is rich in essential fatty acids that are essential for a healthy youthful complexion. It is a great emollient, is softening, high in antioxidants and moisturises upper layers of skin.

• Strengthens hair follicles, reduces breakage, and soothes the scalp

• Sesame Oil is perfect for scalp health. A healthy scalp that is moisturised and nourished means a reduction of a dry, flaky scalp and dandruff. The fatty acids in soybean oil make it essential for maintaining a healthy scalp. Fatty acids can help to soothe and heal the scalp, reduce inflammation, reduce dandruff and calm an itchy scalp. A nourished scalp leads to healthier, softer, and more manageable hair that is less prone to splitting and breakage.

• Sesame oil seals moisture into your hair and leaves your hair glossy and shiny.

SOME OF THE MANY USES FOR SESAME SEED OIL- FOR HAIR AND BEAUTY:

Recommended for burners, candles, soaps, aromatherapy and blends. Also very beneficial for hand and beauty use.  Sesame Oil has great benefits for the skin, scalp or hair. Below are some suggested uses for Sesame Oil for Hair and Beauty.  Always, do a patch test if you are using it for the first time.

General purpose oil:  suits most cosmetic applications such as creams, lotions, body butters; sun care, Massage products,  Soap, bath oils and haircare. Suitable for face, hair and body products.

Body: Warm up a generous amount in the palms of your hands and spread evenly, focusing on moisture-thirsty areas. Re-apply as often as needed.

For Glowing Skin:   Warm-up a sufficient amount of sesame oil. Apply it directly to your skin and massage it in gentle circular strokes for a few minutes every day. Leave it for an hour before bathing with a mild Ayurvedic cleanser. This procedure is called self-abhyanga in Ayurveda.

Face- For dry skin types: Warm up a small amount in the palms of hands and spread evenly to face and neck for long-lasting moisture. A little goes a long way! Use AM and/or PM as often as needed. Rub it into dry or damaged areas in circular motions, especially after bathing or using a cleanser. You can apply other skin products, like makeup, after the oil has been absorbed. If you have dry skin, you could consider replacing your current moisturiser with sesame oil as a natural alternative.

DIY Night Cream: Combine a couple of drops of Sesame Oil your favourite moisturiser for ultra-rich moisture boost while your skin sleeps.

For baths: Add 5 to 8 drops of Sesame oil to your bath.

As a facial cleanser and makeup remover: Sesame oil makes a perfect, inexpensive and natural facial cleanser. Sesame Oil is an excellent choice due to its many benefits. This toxin-free product cleanses your face and can remove makeup. Simply massage a small amount of soybean oil on your face. Wet a soft washcloth with warm water and gently remove the oil by massaging it around your face. You can also mix Sesame Oil with an equal amount of water in a small bottle and shake well. You can apply it to a cotton ball or pad and use to remove your makeup. Shake well every time you use this.

Treating Cracked Heals: If you have cracked heels or sore feet, you can apply sesame seed oil every night before going to bed and cover your feet with cotton socks. This should be done for a couple of days for promoting soft and supple feet.

Promote Hair Growth and Reduce Hair Loss: Sesame Oil is used as a natural hair loss treatment. It improves blood circulation and may strengthens hair follicles. Massage small amount of Sesame oil onto your scalp and edges. Sesame oil may help stimulate blood flow, nourish the scalp and encourage growth. These effects may help fight hair loss and promote hair growth. For best results, regularly massage a small amount of this oil into the scalp.

Hair and Scalp Treatment:  Sesame oil can nourish and soothe your scalp and may reduce hair fall. Sesame oil contains nutrients and properties beneficial to your hair and scalp. Massage a small amount of sesame oil into your scalp and hair, concentrating on the ends if they are dry. Leave the oil on your hair or scalp for at least an hour, then rinse. For empty scalp applicator bottles that are great to apply this oil with, please click here.

Treating dandruff and lice- Sesame oil has antibacterial properties which may help in fighting fungal and bacterial infections and hair problems like dandruff and lice.

As a hair styling serum to sooth damaged hair: Sesame Oil is perfect to use as a daily serum to  improve moisture retention and shine. Only a dab is needed for a beautiful healthy mane. When using Sesame Oil for hair, rub small amount of  the oil into your hands to and massage it into your strands. If you have a dry, flaking scalp, rub a small amount into the area. Suitable for all hair types. Sesame oil is used for environmental protection and guarding it against pollution.

As an ingredient in DIY Skin and Hair product formulations. The superb moisturising properties of Sesame Oil make it versatile across a wide range of cosmetic formulations. It is highly effective and versatile and a great addition to many hair and beauty products, adding many incredible benefits. Also recommended for candles, soaps, aromatherapy, massage, DIY hair and beauty blends and skincare.

Pre- Shampoo Treatment: You can use it for pre-poo treatments too. Pre-pooing involves applying hydrating oils or butters to your hair and letting them sit for 30 minutes or more before shampooing. This helps keep your hair healthy and shiny.

As a hot oil treatment: Place a heat proof jar containing the oil into a container of hot water to gently warm the oil. Test the temperature on your wrist before applying to the hair. Gently massage the oil into washed hair and cover with a shower cap or plastic for up to 20 minutes. Rinse with warm water. Shampoo, condition and style as usual.

As a Leave-in Conditioner: Distribute a small amount of Sesame oil evenly through the ends of damp hair. You can also apply it once you’ve dried your hair.

As a Detangler: Run a small amount of Sesame oil through the tangled parts of your hair to assist with easy detangling.

As an Anti-Breakage solution: Rub Sesame oil on the ends of your hair to protect against split ends and breakage. Use the oil sparingly. A little goes a long way.

To prevent premature greying : With hair-darkening properties, sesame oil can help your hair retain its original colour. This has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for many years for this purposes.

The above are just some of the many uses for Sesame Oil for Hair and Beauty. There are many more. Be sure to give this amazing oil a try. It can be used for so many purposes and easily integrated into your hair and beauty routine.

Storage:

Store in a cool, dry and dark place.

CAUTION:

For external use only. This oil is for cosmetic use and not to be taken internally. Always perform a patch test on a small area of skin and wait 48 hours prior to using to ensure you have no skin sensitivities. Discontinue use and consult your doctor should any irritation occur. Consult your doctor prior to use if you have any allergies or skin conditions.

The above information provided about this product is intended to be educational in nature and not direct medical advice, claims or recommendations for medical use or treatment in any way for skin conditions of any kind.

Hair loss and hair changes can happen for a range of reasons. Several medical and genetic conditions can cause balding, patchy hair loss, or dry, brittle hair. Hair loss is also connected to hormone changes and some medications. See your doctor if you are experiencing any kind of hair loss. You may need medical treatment. Natural remedies may work for some, however it is not a miracle cure and it depends on the cause of the issue and individual circumstances. As with any natural product, individual results may vary.

General Safety Information: Use caution when trying any new ingredient, including carrier oils on the skin or in the hair. Those with allergies should consult their medical practitioner before coming into contact with oils, butters or other natural products. As you would with any new natural product, it is recommended to do a small patch test on a small area of skin and wait 48 hours to ensure you have no reactions prior to using on larger areas of the hair or skin. If irritation occurs discontinue use and consult your doctor. Please see below for some general information on how to perform a patch test.

For external use only. Not for consumption. Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, rinse immediately . A small skin patch test is recommended before use. Wait 48hrs to ensure no irritations occur prior to use. If irritation, redness or discomfort occurs, discontinue use and consult a licensed health care practitioner. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.

If you experience redness, itchiness, burning or irritation after using this Oil,  discontinue use immediately.

Any statements made on this page are for general information only and have not been evaluated by the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) and  Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Product information and statements made are not intended to diagnose, prevent, treat or cure any disease.

How to Perform a Patch Test

Prior to introducing any new products into your skincare or haircare routine, we recommend the first step is to perform a patch test. This will help you identify any signs of a reaction such as redness, itching, burning or rashes. If you have any health concerns or allergies, please always consult your doctor prior to testing.

STEPS- How to Perform a Patch Test

- Apply a small amount of the product to a clean, discreet patch of skin. Places such as behind your ears, under your jaw, the side of you neck, inside of the arm or bend of the elbow are good places to test as they can be easily covered and kept dry. There should be no other products on the skin so that you can properly test the product.

- Keep the area dry and do not use any other products on or around the area you are testing.

- Wait up to 48 hours and look at the area for any signs of irritation such as redness, swelling or rashes.

- If irritation occurs thoroughly wash the product off and discontinue use. Consult your doctor.

- If no irritation occurs, read the label and product information and follow the instructions to incorporate the product into your skincare or haircare regime.

Our patch testing guide is recommended to determine initial irritation reactions to skincare or haircare products. We cannot guarantee similar results when applied to other areas of the body or after prolonged use. Please consult with your doctor should you have any questions or concerns.

Our guidance does not account for any underlying health conditions and should not be used to diagnose conditions such as hypersensitivity or allergic contact dermatitis.

Should you be concerned about starting a new product or any conditions, consult a dermatologist prior to use.

Do not use the product at all if you are allergic to any of the ingredients or have had previous reactions to any of the ingredients.

The above information is for general information purposes only and is not medical advice.

Please consult your doctor prior to using any new product if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have any allergies, are on medication or have any underlying health conditions.