Cayenne Pepper Oil
KES 1,500.00
Description
Cayenne Pepper Oil is a fiery, invigorating oil made by infusing cayenne pepper (Capsicum annuum) into a carrier oil like olive or coconut oil. Revered for its warming and stimulating properties, this potent herbal oil delivers a kick of heat that awakens the senses and enhances circulation. Traditionally used in natural medicine, cayenne pepper oil harnesses the power of capsaicin, the active compound responsible for its signature heat and numerous health benefits.
Its deep red hue and spicy aroma make it popular in topical applications, especially for soothing sore muscles, stiff joints, and chronic pain. It's also used in hair care to stimulate scalp circulation, potentially aiding in hair growth. In massage blends, it creates a warming sensation that helps relieve tension, promote blood flow, and ease inflammation.
Whether used as a standalone remedy or infused into balms and salves, cayenne pepper oil is a must-have for those seeking a natural solution for muscular discomfort, cold extremities, or circulatory sluggishness.
Benefits
1. Relieves Muscle & Joint Pain
Thanks to its capsaicin content, it helps reduce pain by blocking pain signals and improving circulation in sore areas.
2. Boosts Blood Circulation
Creates a warming sensation that stimulates blood flow, which is great for people with cold hands, feet, or poor circulation.
3. Reduces Inflammation
Has anti-inflammatory properties that may help with arthritis, back pain, and other chronic inflammatory issues.
4. Promotes Hair Growth
When massaged into the scalp, it can boost blood flow to hair follicles and stimulate hair growth.
5. Eases Congestion
Its warming and spicy aroma can help clear nasal passages and ease sinus blockages when inhaled gently.
6. Supports Detoxification
By improving circulation and sweating, it supports the body’s natural detox processes.
7. Aids in Weight Management (Topical Use)
Some believe it can slightly stimulate metabolism and fat burning when used alongside other practices.
8. Improves Skin Tone
Stimulates blood flow to the skin, giving it a healthy, warm glow (best used diluted to avoid irritation).
9. Fights Cellulite (When Used with Massage)
Regular application during massage can help break down fatty deposits and improve skin texture.
10. Natural Insect Repellent
Its strong scent can help deter insects when applied to exposed skin (again, always diluted!).
Dosage
Topical Use (for pain, massage, or circulation):
• Dilution ratio:
Mix 5–10 drops of cayenne pepper oil into 1 tablespoon of a carrier oil (like coconut, olive, or jojoba oil).
• Application:
Gently massage onto the affected area 1–2 times daily. Avoid open wounds, face, eyes, and sensitive areas.
Hair & Scalp Massage (for hair growth):
• Dilution ratio:
Mix 3–5 drops into 2 tablespoons of castor or coconut oil.
• Application:
Massage into scalp and leave for 15–30 minutes, then shampoo thoroughly. Use 1–2 times per week.
Aromatherapy (for congestion or circulation boost):
• Not typically used in a diffuser due to its spicy nature. Instead, add 1–2 drops to a bowl of hot water and inhale gently for 5–10 minutes, keeping eyes closed.
Internal Use:
Cayenne pepper oil is generally not recommended for internal use unless specifically labeled as food-grade and advised by a qualified healthcare provider. Stick to topical use unless instructed otherwise.
Quantity
456