Vegetable oil of Sesame
Sesame with green outer shells, growing on the plant in a lush, green natural environment
Dry, light brownish seeds of the sesame plant
Close-up of sesame with green outer shells, growing on the plant in a lush, green natural environment
Sesame of Madagascar
Sesame of Madagascar
A close-up shot of a Sesame plant growing in a field, featuring its slender green stem and elongated, lance-shaped leaves. Several green sesame seed pods (capsules) are attached vertically to the stem at the leaf axils. The plant is set against a soft-focus background of wild meadow greenery, showcasing the raw source of natural sesame seeds.
A delicate close-up of a sesame plant in bloom, featuring two tubular, bell-shaped flowers in a pale white and light pink hue. The flowers and the surrounding lance-shaped green leaves are covered in fine, soft hairs (pubescence). Below the blossoms, young green sesame seed pods are beginning to develop along the stem, providing a detailed look at the early stages of natural sesame seed production in a field.
A close-up view of a sesame plant focusing on its broad, vibrant yellowish-green leaves with subtle serrated edges and distinct vein patterns. The triple-lobed leaf structure is shown attached to a slender green stem, with small, developing sesame pods visible at the leaf axils. The background is a soft-focus blend of the plant's stems and foliage, highlighting the healthy growth of a sesame crop in a sunlit field.
An extreme macro shot of young sesame seed pods (capsules) growing vertically on a thick green stem. The pods are vibrant green, oblong, and covered in a dense layer of fine, silvery-white hairs (pubescence). This detailed view highlights the agricultural development of raw sesame seeds in the field, showing the plant's characteristic texture and growth pattern before harvest.
A wide landscape view of a thriving sesame field in full bloom. The image shows rows of tall, upright green sesame plants with lance-shaped leaves and delicate white-to-pale-pink bell-shaped flowers at the tips. Multiple green sesame seed capsules are visible growing along the stems, capturing a healthy, sun-drenched agricultural crop ready for further maturation before the sesame seed harvest.

Sesame of Madagascar

It is possible to export sesame oil from Madagascar. Aromeya is a sesame oil wholesaler supplying customers worldwide. Native to India and used for over 3,000 years, sesame is an herbaceous plant growing 1 to 1.5 meters high. Its fruit forms a capsule that contains up to 200 seeds. These seeds are widely used in cooking—such as on burger buns or in confectionery—and are also pressed to extract sesame oil, valued in aromatherapy and natural care.

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Sesame oil has the following properties:

A good sesame oil should have the following characteristics. Do not hesitate to ask your supplier to be sure of the quality of your oil.

How to use sesame oil?

To treat mouth problems such as sores, gingivitis, and to remove dental plaque, use a teaspoon of sesame oil as a mouthwash for 20 minutes. Sesame oil can also be applied as a manicure treatment to strengthen nails and soften cuticles and dry skin around the nails—just apply a few drops to each nail morning and evening.

 

Can sesame oil be used for skin?

Yes, sesame oil is ideal for dry skin and can help treat burns, cracks, and dermatoses. Apply a few drops to affected areas morning and evening.

 

What type of hair is sesame oil suitable for?

Apply sesame oil to the ends and lengths before shampooing to nourish dry and dull hair.

Properties

Sesame oil has the following properties:

Specificities

A good sesame oil should have the following characteristics. Do not hesitate to ask your supplier to be sure of the quality of your oil.

Usage

How to use sesame oil?

To treat mouth problems such as sores, gingivitis, and to remove dental plaque, use a teaspoon of sesame oil as a mouthwash for 20 minutes. Sesame oil can also be applied as a manicure treatment to strengthen nails and soften cuticles and dry skin around the nails—just apply a few drops to each nail morning and evening.

 

Can sesame oil be used for skin?

Yes, sesame oil is ideal for dry skin and can help treat burns, cracks, and dermatoses. Apply a few drops to affected areas morning and evening.

 

What type of hair is sesame oil suitable for?

Apply sesame oil to the ends and lengths before shampooing to nourish dry and dull hair.

  • Who can use sesame oil?

    Madagascar sesame oil is indicated in adults. Pregnant women, babies and children under the age of 3 can also use sesame oil.

  • In which cases should sesame oil be used?

    Madagascar sesame oil is mainly used for: • Skin is uncomfortable, dry, scaly • Wrinkles and fine lines • Brown and old age spots • Burning, crevasse, chapping, dermatosis • Aphtis, colitis, gastritis, gingivitis, esophagitis • Dull hair, dry hair, brittle hair • Cholesterol, cardiovascular disease

  • What are the nutritional benefits of sesame oil?

    Sesame oil is used to season dishes. By ingesting 2 teaspoons a day, it can treat cholesterol. High in omega 3, 6 and 9, consumption of sesame vegetable oil at the rate of one tablespoon a day, can also treat skin infections

  • How to preserve sesame oil?

    The sesame oil sold by Aromeya is kept dry, away from heat and light.

  • What are the main cosmetic properties of Sesame oil?

    It is moisturizing, regenerating, protective, and antioxidant, thanks to its richness in vitamins, minerals, and essential fatty acids.

  • Is Sesame oil comedogenic?

    It has a low comedogenic rating, making it suitable for all skin types, including sensitive or combination skin.

  • Can Sesame oil be used on hair?

    Yes, it nourishes, strengthens, and adds shine, particularly effective for dry, brittle, or damaged hair.

  • What is the color of sesame vegetable oil?

    Its color generally ranges from pale yellow to golden yellow, depending on the seeds used and the extraction process.

  • What are the benefits of sesame oil?

    Sesame vegetable oil is appreciated for its many qualities, particularly in cosmetics and skin care. It helps nourish and soften the skin. For hair, it helps nourish and soften the hair fiber. Its texture also makes it suitable for massage.

  • Does sesame oil have any side effects?

    Excessive consumption of sesame oil can increase caloric intake, while topical use may cause skin irritation in sensitive individuals. It is therefore advisable to perform a patch test before extensive application.

  • Why use sesame oil in cooking?

    Sesame oil is used in cooking for its slightly nutty flavor and versatility. It can be used in salad dressings, marinades and sauces, with vegetables and in certain hot dishes.

  • Where can sesame vegetable oil be found?

    Sesame vegetable oil is available from Aromeya for professional and wholesale requirements. It can be supplied to resellers and professionals looking for a quality vegetable oil.

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