Kalonji (کلونجی) in Urdu. Its scientific name is Nigella sativa, and people often refer to it as black cumin or blessed seed.
Product Highlights
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Sadapure Black Seed Oil |
| Urdu Name | Kalonji Oil / کلونجی کا تیل |
| Botanical Source | Nigella sativa seeds |
| Common Names | Black Seed Oil, Kalonji Oil, Black Cumin Seed Oil, Nigella Oil |
| Bottle Size | 100ml food-grade bottle |
| Extraction Method | Cold Pressed |
| Thymoquinone Level | 0.60% |
| Formula | 100% pure oil |
| Filler Oils | No |
| Chemical Solvents | No |
| Hexane | Hexane-free |
| Texture | Rich, smooth, medium-weight |
| Color | Dark golden-brown to amber |
| Aroma | Strong herbal, earthy, slightly spicy |
| Best For | Hair, scalp, skin, beard, body massage, salad topping, wellness routine |
| Price in Pakistan | Rs. 1500 |
| Availability | Online at Sadapure.com |
| Delivery | Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Faisalabad, and across Pakistan |
Sadapure Black Seed Oil is designed for people who want a clean, traditional, and multi-use oil without unnecessary additives. Many black seed oil products in the market are blended with cheaper oils or processed with high heat. Sadapure focuses on purity, cold pressing, and practical daily use.
| Sadapure Quality Point | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Cold Pressed Quality | Helps preserve the oil’s natural aroma, color, texture, and seed-based character. |
| 0.60% Thymoquinone | Thymoquinone is one of the key natural compounds linked with black seed oil’s traditional value. |
| No Filler Oils | You get pure black seed oil, not a diluted blend. |
| Hexane-Free | No chemical solvent extraction. |
| Food-Grade Bottle | Suitable for customers who want a clean bottle standard for edible-use oil. |
| Multi-Purpose Use | One bottle can support hair, scalp, skin, beard, massage, and food-grade routines. |
| Traditional + Modern Positioning | Based on a historic ingredient, presented with safer modern wording. |
Sadapure Black Seed Oil can be used as a natural pre-shampoo hair oil. Its rich texture helps condition dry hair, reduce the look of roughness, and leave hair feeling smoother after washing. It is especially useful for people with dry hair ends, dull-looking hair, frizz, or rough hair texture. Use a small amount because black seed oil is naturally strong and concentrated.
Black seed oil is widely used in traditional scalp routines. Apply it before shampoo and massage gently for 5–10 minutes to help the scalp feel nourished and cared for. Because it has a strong herbal profile, it can be used alone in small amounts or blended with coconut oil, sweet almond oil, jojoba oil, or castor oil. Scientific and beauty sources discuss black seed oil for hair and scalp routines, but guaranteed hair-growth or hair-loss treatment claims should be avoided unless product-specific clinical proof exists. (Healthline)
Sadapure Black Seed Oil can be used externally to moisturize dry skin, soften rough areas, and support a smoother-looking skin surface. It is useful for elbows, knees, hands, feet, and dry body patches. Black seed oil is often discussed for acne-prone and irritated-looking skin because of its natural compounds, but product pages should not claim to cure acne, psoriasis, eczema, or skin infections. Research reviews discuss potential skin uses, but results vary and should be interpreted carefully. (PMC)
Black seed oil naturally contains antioxidant-related compounds. In skincare wording, this can be presented as support for a healthy-looking, moisturized, and well-cared-for skin appearance. Use a very small amount on the face or mix one drop with a lighter carrier oil or moisturizer. For sensitive or acne-prone skin, patch test first.
Sadapure Black Seed Oil has a rich glide that makes it suitable for body massage. It can be applied directly to small areas or mixed with lighter oils for larger massage use. For massage blends, combine it with:
This makes the oil easier to spread while keeping the strong herbal character of kalonji oil.
Men can use black seed oil as a natural beard oil. Apply 1–3 drops to beard hair and massage into the skin underneath. It helps soften beard hair, reduce dryness, and give a cleaner groomed appearance.
Because your product is in a food-grade bottle, you can mention food use carefully. Use it as a salad topping in small quantity according to product directions. “Can be used as a salad topping or added to food in small amounts, if suitable for your diet.” Do not make disease claims like lowering cholesterol, curing digestive problems, controlling cough, or boosting immunity as guaranteed results. For supplement or food claims, wording must be truthful, non-misleading, and should not claim to treat disease. (U.S. Food and Drug Administration)
Black seed oil is widely discussed in wellness research for immune support, digestion, lipid profile, and antioxidant activity. However, the results are not always consistent, and it should not replace medical treatment.
Sadapure Black Seed Oil contains 0.60% thymoquinone, one of the most discussed natural compounds in black seed oil. Thymoquinone is commonly studied for antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, but product copy should use this as ingredient transparency, not as a disease-treatment promise.
Sadapure Black Seed Oil is made without filler oils or chemical solvents. It is hexane-free and cold pressed from Nigella sativa seeds, making it suitable for customers who care about purity, transparency, and traditional oil quality.
| Use Area | How to Use |
|---|---|
| For Hair | Apply a small amount to hair lengths and ends before washing. Leave for 30 minutes to 2 hours, then shampoo. |
| For Scalp Massage | Massage a small amount into the scalp for 5–10 minutes. Use 2–3 times weekly or as needed. |
| For Beard Care | Apply 1–3 drops to beard hair and massage into the skin underneath. Comb for even distribution. |
| For Skin | Apply a thin layer to dry body areas such as elbows, knees, hands, and feet. |
| For Face | Mix 1 drop with a lighter oil or moisturizer. Avoid overuse and patch test first. |
| For Body Massage | Use alone on targeted areas or blend with almond, coconut, or jojoba oil for easier spread. |
| For Salad Topping | Add a small amount to salads or food only according to product directions and personal tolerance. |
| For DIY Hair Mask | Mix with aloe vera gel, coconut oil, or sweet almond oil. Apply before washing. |
| For Nails & Cuticles | Massage one drop around nails before bedtime. |
| For Wellness Use | Use responsibly as part of a balanced diet only if the product label allows internal use. Consult a doctor if pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a medical condition. |
NCBI LactMed notes that black seed oil can cause allergic contact dermatitis and that safety data in infants and breastfeeding is limited. (NCBI)
Before applying to skin or scalp:
Sadapure Black Seed Oil is not marketed as a medicine. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. We do not claim that it:
This protects both customer trust and international product-page compliance.
Black seed has a long history in traditional wellness systems and is often described in cultural references as a highly valued seed oil. You may see the famous traditional saying that black seed is connected with healing “everything but death.” This can be mentioned as historical/traditional context, but it should not be used as a literal medical claim. “Black seed has a respected place in traditional wellness history and has been valued for generations across many cultures.”
Since your bottle is food-grade, you can include a simple nutrition-style section only if the product label supports it.
| Nutrient | Approximate Amount |
|---|---|
| Calories | Around 45 |
| Total Fat | Around 5g |
| Sodium | 0g |
| Carbohydrates | 0g |
| Protein | 0g |
| Vitamins & Minerals | Trace amounts |
Note: Values can vary by batch. For exact nutrition facts, use verified lab-tested nutritional data.
100% Pure Cold Pressed Black Seed Oil
Nigella sativa
Sadapure Black Seed Oil is extracted from the small black seeds of the Nigella sativa plant using the cold pressed method. Cold pressing uses mechanical pressure instead of high heat or chemical solvents. This helps preserve the oil’s natural color, strong herbal aroma, rich texture, and naturally occurring compounds. The result is a pure, seed-based oil suitable for customers who prefer traditional, minimally processed oils.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Texture | Rich, smooth, medium-weight |
| Color | Dark golden-brown to amber |
| Aroma | Strong herbal, earthy, spicy |
| Taste | Bold, bitter-herbal taste when used as food-grade oil |
| Skin Feel | Nourishing and moisturizing |
| Hair Feel | Smoother, conditioned, less rough-looking |
| Best Use Amount | Small quantity because the oil is naturally strong |
Sadapure Black Seed Oil is suitable for customers looking for:
Avoid or consult a doctor first if:
WebMD and other health sources note that black seed may have side effects and should be used cautiously in pregnancy, breastfeeding, children, and people with medical conditions or medications. (WebMD)
| Oil | Texture | Aroma | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black Seed Oil | Rich, medium-weight | Strong herbal/spicy | Scalp, hair, beard, wellness use, massage |
| Sweet Almond Oil | Light to medium | Mild nutty | Face, body, hair ends, massage |
| Coconut Oil | Heavy | Coconut-like | Hair oiling, body care |
| Castor Oil | Very thick | Earthy | Hairline blends, brows, thick oil treatments |
| Jojoba Oil | Lightweight | Mild | Face, beard, oily/combination skin |
| Argan Oil | Light premium feel | Mild nutty | Hair shine, frizz control |
Black Seed Oil is best for customers who want a stronger traditional oil with bold aroma and multi-use value.
NOTE: Sadapure Black Seed Oil is not a medicine and should not be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. If you have psoriasis, acne, high cholesterol, digestive concerns, pregnancy, breastfeeding, or any medical condition, consult a doctor before use.
Kalonji (کلونجی) in Urdu. Its scientific name is Nigella sativa, and people often refer to it as black cumin or blessed seed.
Product Highlights
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Sadapure Black Seed Oil |
| Urdu Name | Kalonji Oil / کلونجی کا تیل |
| Botanical Source | Nigella sativa seeds |
| Common Names | Black Seed Oil, Kalonji Oil, Black Cumin Seed Oil, Nigella Oil |
| Bottle Size | 100ml food-grade bottle |
| Extraction Method | Cold Pressed |
| Thymoquinone Level | 0.60% |
| Formula | 100% pure oil |
| Filler Oils | No |
| Chemical Solvents | No |
| Hexane | Hexane-free |
| Texture | Rich, smooth, medium-weight |
| Color | Dark golden-brown to amber |
| Aroma | Strong herbal, earthy, slightly spicy |
| Best For | Hair, scalp, skin, beard, body massage, salad topping, wellness routine |
| Price in Pakistan | Rs. 1500 |
| Availability | Online at Sadapure.com |
| Delivery | Karachi, Lahore, Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Faisalabad, and across Pakistan |
Sadapure Black Seed Oil is designed for people who want a clean, traditional, and multi-use oil without unnecessary additives. Many black seed oil products in the market are blended with cheaper oils or processed with high heat. Sadapure focuses on purity, cold pressing, and practical daily use.
| Sadapure Quality Point | Why It Matters |
|---|---|
| Cold Pressed Quality | Helps preserve the oil’s natural aroma, color, texture, and seed-based character. |
| 0.60% Thymoquinone | Thymoquinone is one of the key natural compounds linked with black seed oil’s traditional value. |
| No Filler Oils | You get pure black seed oil, not a diluted blend. |
| Hexane-Free | No chemical solvent extraction. |
| Food-Grade Bottle | Suitable for customers who want a clean bottle standard for edible-use oil. |
| Multi-Purpose Use | One bottle can support hair, scalp, skin, beard, massage, and food-grade routines. |
| Traditional + Modern Positioning | Based on a historic ingredient, presented with safer modern wording. |
Sadapure Black Seed Oil can be used as a natural pre-shampoo hair oil. Its rich texture helps condition dry hair, reduce the look of roughness, and leave hair feeling smoother after washing. It is especially useful for people with dry hair ends, dull-looking hair, frizz, or rough hair texture. Use a small amount because black seed oil is naturally strong and concentrated.
Black seed oil is widely used in traditional scalp routines. Apply it before shampoo and massage gently for 5–10 minutes to help the scalp feel nourished and cared for. Because it has a strong herbal profile, it can be used alone in small amounts or blended with coconut oil, sweet almond oil, jojoba oil, or castor oil. Scientific and beauty sources discuss black seed oil for hair and scalp routines, but guaranteed hair-growth or hair-loss treatment claims should be avoided unless product-specific clinical proof exists. (Healthline)
Sadapure Black Seed Oil can be used externally to moisturize dry skin, soften rough areas, and support a smoother-looking skin surface. It is useful for elbows, knees, hands, feet, and dry body patches. Black seed oil is often discussed for acne-prone and irritated-looking skin because of its natural compounds, but product pages should not claim to cure acne, psoriasis, eczema, or skin infections. Research reviews discuss potential skin uses, but results vary and should be interpreted carefully. (PMC)
Black seed oil naturally contains antioxidant-related compounds. In skincare wording, this can be presented as support for a healthy-looking, moisturized, and well-cared-for skin appearance. Use a very small amount on the face or mix one drop with a lighter carrier oil or moisturizer. For sensitive or acne-prone skin, patch test first.
Sadapure Black Seed Oil has a rich glide that makes it suitable for body massage. It can be applied directly to small areas or mixed with lighter oils for larger massage use. For massage blends, combine it with:
This makes the oil easier to spread while keeping the strong herbal character of kalonji oil.
Men can use black seed oil as a natural beard oil. Apply 1–3 drops to beard hair and massage into the skin underneath. It helps soften beard hair, reduce dryness, and give a cleaner groomed appearance.
Because your product is in a food-grade bottle, you can mention food use carefully. Use it as a salad topping in small quantity according to product directions. “Can be used as a salad topping or added to food in small amounts, if suitable for your diet.” Do not make disease claims like lowering cholesterol, curing digestive problems, controlling cough, or boosting immunity as guaranteed results. For supplement or food claims, wording must be truthful, non-misleading, and should not claim to treat disease. (U.S. Food and Drug Administration)
Black seed oil is widely discussed in wellness research for immune support, digestion, lipid profile, and antioxidant activity. However, the results are not always consistent, and it should not replace medical treatment.
Sadapure Black Seed Oil contains 0.60% thymoquinone, one of the most discussed natural compounds in black seed oil. Thymoquinone is commonly studied for antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, but product copy should use this as ingredient transparency, not as a disease-treatment promise.
Sadapure Black Seed Oil is made without filler oils or chemical solvents. It is hexane-free and cold pressed from Nigella sativa seeds, making it suitable for customers who care about purity, transparency, and traditional oil quality.
| Use Area | How to Use |
|---|---|
| For Hair | Apply a small amount to hair lengths and ends before washing. Leave for 30 minutes to 2 hours, then shampoo. |
| For Scalp Massage | Massage a small amount into the scalp for 5–10 minutes. Use 2–3 times weekly or as needed. |
| For Beard Care | Apply 1–3 drops to beard hair and massage into the skin underneath. Comb for even distribution. |
| For Skin | Apply a thin layer to dry body areas such as elbows, knees, hands, and feet. |
| For Face | Mix 1 drop with a lighter oil or moisturizer. Avoid overuse and patch test first. |
| For Body Massage | Use alone on targeted areas or blend with almond, coconut, or jojoba oil for easier spread. |
| For Salad Topping | Add a small amount to salads or food only according to product directions and personal tolerance. |
| For DIY Hair Mask | Mix with aloe vera gel, coconut oil, or sweet almond oil. Apply before washing. |
| For Nails & Cuticles | Massage one drop around nails before bedtime. |
| For Wellness Use | Use responsibly as part of a balanced diet only if the product label allows internal use. Consult a doctor if pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or managing a medical condition. |
NCBI LactMed notes that black seed oil can cause allergic contact dermatitis and that safety data in infants and breastfeeding is limited. (NCBI)
Before applying to skin or scalp:
Sadapure Black Seed Oil is not marketed as a medicine. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. We do not claim that it:
This protects both customer trust and international product-page compliance.
Black seed has a long history in traditional wellness systems and is often described in cultural references as a highly valued seed oil. You may see the famous traditional saying that black seed is connected with healing “everything but death.” This can be mentioned as historical/traditional context, but it should not be used as a literal medical claim. “Black seed has a respected place in traditional wellness history and has been valued for generations across many cultures.”
Since your bottle is food-grade, you can include a simple nutrition-style section only if the product label supports it.
| Nutrient | Approximate Amount |
|---|---|
| Calories | Around 45 |
| Total Fat | Around 5g |
| Sodium | 0g |
| Carbohydrates | 0g |
| Protein | 0g |
| Vitamins & Minerals | Trace amounts |
Note: Values can vary by batch. For exact nutrition facts, use verified lab-tested nutritional data.
100% Pure Cold Pressed Black Seed Oil
Nigella sativa
Sadapure Black Seed Oil is extracted from the small black seeds of the Nigella sativa plant using the cold pressed method. Cold pressing uses mechanical pressure instead of high heat or chemical solvents. This helps preserve the oil’s natural color, strong herbal aroma, rich texture, and naturally occurring compounds. The result is a pure, seed-based oil suitable for customers who prefer traditional, minimally processed oils.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Texture | Rich, smooth, medium-weight |
| Color | Dark golden-brown to amber |
| Aroma | Strong herbal, earthy, spicy |
| Taste | Bold, bitter-herbal taste when used as food-grade oil |
| Skin Feel | Nourishing and moisturizing |
| Hair Feel | Smoother, conditioned, less rough-looking |
| Best Use Amount | Small quantity because the oil is naturally strong |
Sadapure Black Seed Oil is suitable for customers looking for:
Avoid or consult a doctor first if:
WebMD and other health sources note that black seed may have side effects and should be used cautiously in pregnancy, breastfeeding, children, and people with medical conditions or medications. (WebMD)
| Oil | Texture | Aroma | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black Seed Oil | Rich, medium-weight | Strong herbal/spicy | Scalp, hair, beard, wellness use, massage |
| Sweet Almond Oil | Light to medium | Mild nutty | Face, body, hair ends, massage |
| Coconut Oil | Heavy | Coconut-like | Hair oiling, body care |
| Castor Oil | Very thick | Earthy | Hairline blends, brows, thick oil treatments |
| Jojoba Oil | Lightweight | Mild | Face, beard, oily/combination skin |
| Argan Oil | Light premium feel | Mild nutty | Hair shine, frizz control |
Black Seed Oil is best for customers who want a stronger traditional oil with bold aroma and multi-use value.
NOTE: Sadapure Black Seed Oil is not a medicine and should not be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. If you have psoriasis, acne, high cholesterol, digestive concerns, pregnancy, breastfeeding, or any medical condition, consult a doctor before use.
| Ingredient | 100% black seed (Nigella sativa) oil |
|---|---|
| Extraction | Cold pressed |
| Volume | 30 ml, 100 ml, 120 ml, |
| Storage | Keep capped and away from direct sunlight |
This comprehensive review summarizes the therapeutic potential and pharmacological properties of Nigella sativa. It covers clinical applications and underscores the need for further rigorous human trials.
View original sourceThis review examines the antidiabetic mechanisms of Nigella sativa and thymoquinone. It synthesizes evidence from experimental and clinical studies, highlighting potential benefits for glycemic control.
View original sourceThis narrative review examines oil extraction methods, encapsulation, fatty acid profiles, oxidative stability, and medicinal properties of black seed oil. It highlights the importance of extraction methods on oil quality and bioactivity.
View original sourceYou can buy Cold Pressed Black Seed Oil from this product page for delivery across Pakistan. The listing provides available bottle sizes, current price, stock status, and checkout information before the order is placed. Black seed oil is also commonly searched as kalonji oil, Nigella sativa oil, or black cumin seed oil. Compare products by ingredient, extraction method, bottle size, storage guidance, and any clearly documented quality specification rather than by broad wellness claims.
Black Seed Oil is listed as 100% oil from Nigella sativa seeds and is produced by cold pressing. The product information identifies it as kalonji oil and describes a naturally strong, herbal aroma and dark golden-brown to amber appearance. Cold pressed black seed oil should be evaluated from its actual label and listed specifications, not assumed to diagnose or treat a medical condition. Follow the bottle directions for the intended route of use.
For cosmetic hair care, use a small amount on the scalp or hair lengths before shampooing and massage gently without scratching. If the aroma or texture feels too strong, blend it with a compatible carrier oil while keeping the total application modest. Patch test first, avoid broken or inflamed skin, and wash the product out if irritation occurs. Black seed oil can support conditioning and a regular scalp-care routine, but it cannot guarantee hair growth or stop hair fall caused by an underlying condition.
A small amount may be used as an external cosmetic oil when the product label permits it. Because black seed oil has a concentrated aroma and individual skin responses differ, patch testing is important before facial or widespread use. Keep it away from eyes, mucous membranes, broken skin, and any area that is already irritated. Anyone with an allergy, persistent skin concern, pregnancy-related question, or medical condition should ask a qualified clinician before use.
Start with the exact bottle volume because black seed oil is sold in several pack sizes and headline prices are not directly comparable. Check for a single-ingredient Nigella sativa declaration, cold-pressed extraction, storage directions, and a sealed bottle. If a seller publishes a thymoquinone specification, it should be tied to reliable product or batch documentation rather than used as an unsupported superlative. The live page is the source for current PKR pricing and available sizes.
Keep the bottle capped and away from direct sunlight, moisture, and excessive heat. Whether a black seed oil can be consumed depends on the exact food-use labeling and directions on that bottle, so do not assume an external oil is edible. If the bottle is labeled for food use, follow its serving guidance and discuss dietary use with a clinician when medicines or health conditions are involved. Otherwise, use it only for the external purposes stated on the product label.
These names commonly refer to oil pressed from Nigella sativa seeds, although product labels should confirm the botanical ingredient. Black seed is not the same spice as ordinary cumin, so the botanical name helps prevent confusion. This listing identifies Nigella sativa and cold-pressed extraction. Compare the ingredient panel and intended use whenever different local or international names are used.
Cold-pressed black seed oil can naturally have a strong herbal aroma and a dark amber or brownish appearance. Those characteristics alone do not prove either exceptional purity or spoilage. A major change from the bottle's original smell, visible contamination or poor storage is more useful to investigate. Keep the cap closed and protect the oil from water, sunlight and excessive heat.
Black seed oil has a stronger aroma and is usually used in smaller amounts, while coconut oil has a richer, more familiar conditioning texture. Either may be used before shampooing when the scalp is comfortable and unbroken. The better choice depends on scent, hair weight and individual tolerance rather than a universal growth claim. Patch test first and seek clinical help for persistent itching, scaling or hair loss.
People with sensitive skin, known seed allergies or an active scalp or skin condition should be cautious with black seed oil. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, medicines and dietary use create additional questions that should be discussed with a qualified clinician. For external use, patch test and keep it away from eyes and broken skin. Follow the exact bottle label because a cosmetic oil should not be assumed to be edible.
The colour, aroma and consistency were in line with what I expect from cold-pressed black seed oil.
13 Jul 2025There was no leakage and the label clearly explains quantity and storage.
8 Jul 2025The dropper-style use is easy to control and the texture feels authentic rather than overly diluted.
30 Jun 2025The oil has the characteristic kalonji aroma and the bottle arrived properly sealed.
22 Jun 2025
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