SAFFLOWER OIL

SAFFLOWER OILSize: 1000 ml SAFFLOWER OIL, Carthamus tinctorius Vernacular names: false saffron, thistle saffron, and dyer's saffron Safflower seed oil comes from a thistle like plant related to the sunflower. Its bright orange flowers have been used for thousands of years as a dye and as a saffron substitute, and safflower kernels can be pressed into an oil with the highest concentration of polyunsaturated fats (75 to 82 percent) among all cooking oils. More info

This ultra-slow extraction method is preferred over modern cold-pressed techniques for several reasons:

reduce menstrual cramps and hormonal acne

Sandalwood oil

deliciously modern

or Ganuga in various Indian languages

Ambar jal: Made with rain water

Mortar is fixed in the ground and the pestle is rotated by bulls at 2-3 rpm

Ashwagandha – Indian Ginseng or Winter Cherry (Withania somnifera)

Palm jaggery known as the best form to add sweetness is used in minimal quantities to bind the ingredients together in a bar

non-mechanized method primarily used in India for producing edible oils

When: From the first day of your period until ovulation

The oil is airlifted from India to preserve its freshness during transportation