Edible sesame oil 250 ml Natural oils

Sesame oil is a vegetable oil obtained from sesame seeds In cooking, sesame oil is used as one of the important seasonings for soup or cold dishes or to add flavor. It is one of the main seasonings in Chinese cuisine. Sesame oil can be used to make cakes and candies.

In cosmetology, sesame oil is used to moisturize and nourish the skin, excellent for all skin types, especially good for dry, aging and problematic skin.

Sesame oil is one of the few natural products that can absorb UV radiation. Due to this, it is often used in sunscreen cosmetics.

Sesame oil is useful for hair care.

It is recommended to make masks from sesame oil for all hair types. Sesame oil is ideal for colored or permed hair. Sesame oil gives hair shine and softness and protects it from drying out.



Examples of using sesame oil:

Cleaning your mouth.

Take the sesame oil into your mouth and hold it for the next 3 minutes, moving it gently around your mouth. This procedure removes all harmful substances that are released from the body of the night into the oral cavity. This will strengthen teeth and gums, prevent the development of caries, and reduce sensitivity to acidic substances.



Procedure for strengthening nails:

keep your nails in warm water with lemon juice for 7 - 10 minutes. Dry your hands. Massage each finger with sesame oil.

For colds: heat sesame oil to a temperature of 36-38 ° C and rub the oil into the skin of your chest to warm it and go to bed. Also, for colds, you can take 0.5-1 tablespoon orally 1 - 3 times a day.

To relieve general fatigue: massage your feet with warm sesame oil. Then warm your feet in a bath prepared with herbs and spices.

For facial skin care: sesame oil can be mixed with essential oils (frankincense, myrrh, geranium, lemon and bergamot), which helps normalize skin condition, reduce pores, reduce inflammation and fade blemishes.

Sesame oil is rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids (in%):



4% - 6% stearic,

7% - 8% palmitic,

about 0.1% myristic,

up to 1.0% arachine,

35% - 48% oleic,

37% - 48% linoleic,

up to 0.5% hexadecene.