Spice oils carry the aromatic and impulsive components of spices. They are widely used across practices such as in cooking, pharmaceutical preparations, tobacco & confectionary. Being rich in anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antiviral properties, their widespread application is not surprising.
Although the black pepper is famous, black pepper oil is not. It has a peppery, musky, warm aroma. Black Pepper oil has anti-spasmodic properties, is good for the digestive system, gives relief from arthritis and rheumatism. It relieves sinusitis and nasal congestion, is diuretic (helps remove toxins) and helps cure vitiligo, by promoting pigment production!
Turmeric oil, just like the turmeric powder, has anti-allergic, anti-bacterial, anti-microbial qualities. Turmeric oil helps reduce scalp dermatitis, helps with hair loss. To the skin, it is a power package helping reduce acne, diminish wrinkles & is used in treating cracked heels.
Cinnamon oil, prized for its lush fragrance comes with an array of benefits. It is widely used in aromatherapy as a mood enhancer. Cinnamon oil is used for oral hygiene, disinfects products, is used in food flavoring and cosmetics, in moisturizers and body oils.
Red chili oil, in addition to bringing a fiery and rustic flavor to foods, has multiple benefits. Red chili oil is a natural pain reliever, has high iron content, can help boost immune system too. The red color indicates high vitamin A and C, which helps keep the lungs, intestine and urinary tracts healthy.
Ginger oil, extracted from the ginger rhizome, holds a distinct aroma described as strong, warm and spicy. Ginger oil is used widely in aromatherapy, in a variety of applications in the skin and hair. Ginger oil is anti-inflammatory, helps with nausea, arthritis, colds, migraines and in healthy digestion too.