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Cold-Pressed Mustard Oil

Pungent traditional scalp circulation booster.
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Cold-pressed (kachi ghani) mustard oil from Rajasthani mustard seeds. The traditional Indian household oil — used for scalp massage, joint pain, and post-bath body massage. Strong, distinctive pungency.

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300ml · cold-pressed · single-origin · Rajasthan
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Why Cold-Pressed?

Scalp circulation

Allyl isothiocyanate creates a warming sensation that boosts scalp blood flow.

Anti-greying tradition

Daily mustard scalp massage is the most traditional anti-greying practice in North India.

Joint pain

Warming massage oil for arthritis, knee pain, and stiffness — particularly in winter.

Antibacterial

Naturally antibacterial — historically used as a wound oil.

How to use

  1. Scalp: warm slightly, massage into roots 2× per week
  2. Joint pain: warm with garlic cloves (traditional remedy)
  3. Body: post-shower in winter only — too warming in summer
  4. Test on small skin area first — some people get rash
  5. Avoid if you have allergic skin

Common questions

Why does it smell so strong?

Mustard's natural pungency comes from sinigrin → allyl isothiocyanate. Refined mustard oil has been deodorized. Ours hasn't.

Safe for cooking?

Our mustard oil is cosmetic-grade. For Indian cooking, look for food-grade kachi ghani mustard oil — but note FDA bans mustard oil for cooking in US.

Can it irritate skin?

Yes for ~5% of users. Patch test first. If skin reddens, dilute with sesame or coconut.

For babies?

Traditional Indian practice uses warmed mustard oil for baby massage, but modern dermatologists recommend almond/olive for sensitive baby skin.

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