Description
Bountiful Black Cumin Seed can be traced back to the ancient Egyptians and ancient Greeks who used it as an invigorating tonic. Cleopatra counted on the seeds to keep her skin and hair beautiful, while King Tut was sure to be buried with an alabaster box of Black Cumin seeds.
Scent Description: Deeply aromatic; pungent spicy
Uses: Skin smoother and hair shiner. Spicy culinary scent. Fortifying.
Scent Description: Deeply aromatic; pungent spicy
Blends well with: Frankincense, Oregano, Alpine Lavender, Thyme, Peppermint, AllSpice, Hyssop, Marjoram, and Fennel.
Uses: Skin smoother and hair shiner. Spicy culinary scent. Fortifying.
Kings, queens, and prophets have been singing the praises of Black Cumin seeds for over three millennia, and for good reason. As in any season, these tiny, ink black seeds have been used by ancient cultures and modern men and women as an invigorating tonic.
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