CUMIN

Origin: Western Asia

Seasoning

Add 1 teaspoon of ground cumin to your dishes during the cooking process to enhance their flavor.

Digestive Aid

Incorporate cumin into your daily meals or drink cumin tea to aid digestion.

Immune Support

Add ground cumin to soups and stews regularly to benefit from its vitamin C content.

Weight Management Tea

Combine boiled cumin water with lemon and honey. Drinking this mixture in the morning may aid in weight management efforts.

Exfoliating Scrub

Create a homemade scrub by mixing ground cumin with ground coffee and coconut oil. This mixture can help remove dead skin cells and rejuvenate the skin.

Skin Care

Mix ground cumin with honey or yogurt to create a face mask. Apply for 10-15 minutes, then rinse off.

Cumin Toner for Oily Skin

Boil cumin seeds in water, let it cool, then use the water as a facial toner to help control excess oil and refine pores.

Hair Treatment

Warm cumin seeds in a carrier oil, strain, and apply to the scalp and hair. Leave on for an hour, then shampoo out.

Insect Repellent

Sprinkle ground cumin or place cumin seeds at entry points or where insects are prevalent.

Carpet Freshening

Mix ground cumin with baking soda and sprinkle over carpets. Leave for a few hours before vacuuming to naturally deodorize your carpets.

Plant Growth

Use cooled cumin water to nourish your houseplants occasionally.