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Hab ShifaHab Shifa TQ+ Organic Black Seed Oil 50mlPacked with antioxidants and vitamins to support a healthy immune system. AUST L 445394.View product details$20.95 -
Hab ShifaHab Shifa TQ+ Organic Black Seed Oil 250mlPacked with antioxidants and vitamins to support a healthy immune system. AUST L 445394.View product details$55.95
Hab Shifa FAQ
What Hab Shifa products does Shop Naturally stock?
Shop Naturally stocks Hab Shifa TQ+ Organic Black Seed Oil in 50ml and 250ml bottles. Both contain the same oil, so you can choose the quantity that suits you. We're an Official Australian Stockist of Hab Shifa.
What is Hab Shifa Black Seed Oil made from?
It's made from 100% Nigella sativa seed oil. The plant is also known as black seed, black cumin or black caraway, although it's different from ordinary culinary cumin. Hab Shifa TQ+ Organic Black Seed Oil is certified organic and cold-pressed.
What does TQ mean in Hab Shifa TQ+ Black Seed Oil?
TQ stands for thymoquinone, a naturally occurring compound found in Nigella sativa seeds and their oil. It's one of the characteristic constituents of black seed oil and is highlighted in Hab Shifa's TQ+ product name. The amount of thymoquinone can vary between different black seed oils and extraction methods.
Can Hab Shifa Black Seed Oil be taken orally?
Yes. Hab Shifa TQ+ Organic Black Seed Oil is an Australian-listed therapeutic product (AUST L 445394) with directions for oral use. Follow the recommended amount and frequency printed on your bottle rather than using dosage instructions intended for a different black seed oil.
Can Hab Shifa Black Seed Oil be applied to skin or hair?
Yes. Hab Shifa also describes topical uses for its pure black seed oil. Follow the manufacturer's directions and try a small amount on a limited area first if you haven't used it on your skin before. Pure black seed oil has a different texture and formulation from ready-made skincare or haircare products.
Our Advice for Choosing and Using Hab Shifa Black Seed Oil
A few practical details can make pure black seed oil easier to incorporate into your routine, particularly if its flavour, aroma or liquid format is new to you.
Start with the Right Bottle Size
The 50ml bottle is a sensible starting point if you haven’t used Hab Shifa Black Seed Oil before or don’t yet know how often you’ll use it. If you’re already familiar with the product and expect regular use, the 250ml bottle reduces the need to replace a smaller bottle as often. The formulation is the same in both sizes.
Follow the Directions on Your Bottle
Both sizes display AUST L 445394 and should be used according to their current labelled directions. This matters because advice for another black seed oil, capsule or gummy may involve a different formulation or serving. If you use medicines or have questions relating to pregnancy, breastfeeding or a health condition, seek advice appropriate to your circumstances before use.
Expect a Distinctive Flavour and Aroma
Pure black seed oil has a strong, earthy and slightly peppery character. That bold flavour is a normal feature of the oil rather than an indication that something is wrong with it. Give yourself time to become familiar with it and avoid assuming that a flavoured gummy or capsule will provide an identical formulation.
Protect the Oil from Heat and Light
Oils can be affected by exposure to heat, light and air. Store the bottle according to Hab Shifa’s instructions and avoid leaving it in a hot or brightly lit position. Follow any specific storage information on the current packaging rather than assuming the oil needs refrigeration or a particular temperature.
Take a Measured Approach to Topical Use
When applying the oil topically for the first time, test a small amount on a limited area and follow the manufacturer’s directions. Pure black seed oil may feel and smell quite different from a formulated lotion, shampoo or conditioner. Avoid irritated or broken skin unless the product directions specifically support that use.
Separate Tradition from Product Claims
Nigella sativa has a long history of traditional use, which provides cultural and historical context for black seed oil. It doesn’t automatically prove every modern health claim. For informed use, rely on the authorised information and directions for the specific Hab Shifa product rather than broad claims about black seed online.




