Nigella oil and Calm

Nigella oil, extracted from the seeds of the Nigella flower (Japanese name: Niokurotaneso), which blooms delicately from April to July, is a very valuable and excellent oil. Its official names are Black Cumin Seed Oil, due to its resemblance to the spice cumin, or Nigella Sativa Seed Oil.

In Morocco, it is said that long ago, the Prophet Muhammad stated that "this oil cures all diseases except death." It has been used as a good medicine in folk remedies through various methods such as oral ingestion, topical application, and inhalation.

When I first started visiting Morocco, I was handed this oil by a friend, and my initial strong impression was its distinct, heavy scent. I remember thinking, no matter how effective it might be, would I ever get used to this scent? Then, as I continued to use it for minor scrapes on my fingers or cuts on the edges of my lips, I gradually began to feel its effect in gently reducing inflammation.

During this time, I heard that a dear friend was suffering greatly from atopic dermatitis, with symptoms not improving despite hospital visits. It was with a prayerful heart that I handed them a balm formulated with this Nigella oil (anti-inflammatory effect), beeswax (natural barrier), argan oil (moisturizing agent), wild lavender (fragrance adjustment), and shea butter (antioxidant effect). This led to the birth of the balm named Calm.

Through repeated trial and error, the formulation was re-evaluated, and we were overly meticulous about all the ingredients. The balm is so soft it melts, filled with such passion. Please make good use of such a "Calm" balm.