Moringa Oil – Cold Pressed, Pure & Unrefined

Description

Experience the purity of Kaizer Cold-Pressed Moringa Oil, made from the finest moringa oleifera seeds. This golden, nutrient-dense oil offers a unique dual benefit: it can be applied topically or taken internally. Rich in antioxidants and vitamins, it supports heart health, boosts immunity, and nurtures overall wellbeing.

Used as a moringa hair oil, it promotes natural shine and hair growth, while its powerful moringa skin benefits help restore radiance, elasticity, and hydration. Whether enjoyed for its internal wellness properties or its renowned moringa oil benefits for skin and hair, Kaizer brings you unmatched purity and performance.

Suggested Use

Supplement your health with ½ to 1 teaspoon daily or apply topically.

Moringa oil is a potent medicinal supplement. Pregnant women and individuals who are on medications should consult with their doctor first before using moringa oil.

Shelf Life

Best used within 6 months of opening. Unopened, best kept for 24 months.

Keep in a cool, dark place.

Lab Tested & Certified

Tested by ITS Testing Laboratory Pvt. Ltd. (ISO 9001:2015, ISO
14001:2015 & ISO 45001:2018 certified) against FSSR 26th Edition
2025 standards. Batch H/MORI/2026/001, manufactured May 2026.

Zero argemone oil. Zero mineral oil. Zero pesticide residues. No
lead detected. No arsenic detected. No aflatoxins detected. Free
from rancidity. E. Coli absent. Salmonella absent. Fit for human
consumption per ICMSF standards. Trans fat: 0.0g. Cholesterol: 0.0g.

Fatty acid profile: Oleic Acid 71.3% | Behenic Acid 6.7% |
Linoleic Acid (Omega-6) 6.5% | Total MUFA 72.0% |
Total PUFA 7.0% | Saturated Fat 21.0%

Peroxide Value: 4.2 (limit 15.0) — confirmed fresh.

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FAQ

Can I take moringa oil if I'm pregnant or on medication?

No, not without medical guidance first. Moringa oil is a potent medicinal supplement, and pregnant women and individuals on medications should consult their doctor before using it.

What is behenic acid, and why does moringa oil contain it?

Behenic acid is a long-chain fatty acid found at 6.7% in this oil, a distinctive component that is uncommon in most culinary and cosmetic oils. It contributes to moringa oil's notably long shelf stability, which is also reflected in its historic use for lubricating fine machinery like watches, in addition to its wellness and skincare uses.

Why is moringa oil sometimes called 'ben oil'?

Moringa oil is also known as ben oil, a name derived from its behenic acid content. This is the same oil, just an alternate name that appears in some skincare and industrial contexts.

Can moringa oil be used on both hair and skin, or should I choose one?

It works well for both. With 72% monounsaturated fat, similar in profile to almond or olive oil, it absorbs readily into skin without feeling greasy, while also nourishing the scalp and hair shaft, so it doesn't need to be reserved for just one use.