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Black Sesame Oil
Black Sesame Oil
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Nutritional Profile
Cold-pressed white and black sesame oils retain their natural antioxidants, vitamins (like E and B), and minerals (such as copper and manganese). These nutrients contribute to overall health and well-being.
Flavor
White sesame oil has a mild and neutral flavor, making it versatile for various culinary applications. Black sesame oil, on the other hand, has a stronger, nuttier taste that adds a distinctive flavor to dishes.
Aromatic Qualities
Both oils have a characteristic aroma, with black sesame oil having a more intense and robust fragrance due to the presence of compounds like sesamol.
Culinary Uses
White sesame oil is commonly used in cooking and as a finishing oil for its light flavor. Black sesame oil is often used in smaller quantities for its stronger taste, adding depth to sauces, dressings, and certain dishes.
Color
The main visual difference is the color—white sesame oil is pale yellow, while black sesame oil has a darker, amber hue.
Health Benefits
Both oils offer health benefits such as supporting heart health, providing essential fatty acids, and having anti-inflammatory properties. The specific nutrient composition may vary slightly.
Highlights
Hair care :
Treats premature graying hair and nourish scalp and hair
Skin care:
Excellent moisturizer and promotes regeneration of healthy skin
Health:
Sesame oil pulling – improves oral health
Eye: Improves eye health
Blood pressure: Helps in lowering the blood pressure
Stress and depression: Helps in keeping chronic stress and depression away
Rheumatoid Arthritis: Copper present in oil help to reduces Arthritis pain
Diabetes: Helps in lowering glucose level in blood
Anemia: Most recommended home remedies for anemia
Cooking: Its nutty taste makes food more tastier.
Cooking, Hair and Body Massage
Body massage
Warmed and slathered on the entire body, from head to toe, black sesame protects and nourishes the skin. Soothing and reducing for the effects of Vata, it is known to promote stability, strength & softness.
Hair
To make a hair mask, grind black sesame seeds and mix with other ingredients such as egg yolk, coconut oil, and honey. Apply the mixture to your hair and scalp, and leave it on for 20-30 minutes before washing it off. Repeat the process once or twice a week
Highlights
Hair care :
Treats premature graying hair and nourish scalp and hair
Skin care:
Excellent moisturizer and promotes regeneration of healthy skin
Health:
Sesame oil pulling – improves oral health
Eye: Improves eye health
Blood pressure: Helps in lowering the blood pressure
Stress and depression: Helps in keeping chronic stress and depression away
Rheumatoid Arthritis: Copper present in oil help to reduces Arthritis pain
Diabetes: Helps in lowering glucose level in blood
Anemia: Most recommended home remedies for anemia
Cooking: Its nutty taste makes food more tastier.
Body massage
Warmed and slathered on the entire body, from head to toe, black sesame protects and nourishes the skin. Soothing and reducing for the effects of Vata, it is known to promote stability, strength & softness.
Hair
To make a hair mask, grind black sesame seeds and mix with other ingredients such as egg yolk, coconut oil, and honey. Apply the mixture to your hair and scalp, and leave it on for 20-30 minutes before washing it off. Repeat the process once or twice a week