Description
Mustard Oil (Roghan Sarson) (روغن سرسوں)
Roghan Sarson is a strong, warm oil loved in Punjab. It has been used for body massage and hair care for generations.
Quick facts
| English name | Mustard Oil |
|---|---|
| Urdu name | روغن سرسوں |
| Roman Urdu | Roghan Sarson |
| Source | Brassica juncea |
| Form | Oil, 30 ml |
| Pack sizes | 30 ml |
| Use | Traditional use, with guidance |
Below are the ways Roghan Sarson is valued in desi and Unani tradition. This is traditional and general information, not medical advice.
15 ways to use Roghan Sarson
- Winter body massage: Warm slightly and massage; wash after a few hours.
- Hair oil: Massage into the scalp, leave 1 to 2 hours, then wash.
- Feet rub: Rub on soles at night in winter.
- Joint rub: Warm and rub on stiff joints.
- Garlic oil: Warm with a few garlic cloves for massage in the old style.
- Ajwain oil: Warm with ajwain in winter for massage.
- Baby massage tradition: Used in villages for baby massage (patch test first).
- Dry skin: Apply on dry winter skin.
- Heels: Apply on cracked heels at night.
- Hands: Rub on dry, rough hands.
- Achar oil: The classic oil for homemade pickle.
- Hair pack: Mix with methi powder for a hair pack.
- Scalp tradition: Warm and massage before a head bath.
- Patch test: It can feel warm on sensitive skin.
- Storage: Keep closed in a cool place.
20 benefits and traditional uses of Roghan Sarson
- Punjab favourite: The traditional oil of Punjab.
- Winter body massage: Warmed and massaged in cold weather.
- Baby massage tradition: Used for baby massage in village tradition.
- Hair oil: Massaged into the scalp in the tradition.
- Dark hair tradition: Old desi habit for dark hair.
- Joint massage tradition: Rubbed on stiff joints in winter.
- Feet massage: Rubbed on feet before sleep in the tradition.
- Warming feel: Gives a warm feeling on the skin.
- Dry skin in winter: Protects skin from winter dryness.
- Cracked heels: Applied on heels at night.
- Lip care: A drop on dry lips in villages.
- Chapped hands: Rubbed on dry, rough hands in winter.
- Pairs with garlic: Warmed with garlic for massage in the tradition.
- Pairs with ajwain: Warmed with ajwain in winter.
- Achar oil: The base oil for traditional pickles.
- Strong aroma: Its sharp smell is part of desi culture.
- Local oil: From Pakistan’s own mustard crop.
- Dropper bottle: Easy to use.
- Low cost: Affordable daily oil.
- Family tradition: Used by grandmothers for generations.
Buying tip: Good roghan sarson is golden yellow with a strong, sharp smell that stings the nose slightly.
Why buy from Maqsood Herbal Store
Filled in a 30 ml glass dropper bottle with a gold cap, so you can use the right amount without any mess. We deliver all over Pakistan within 3 days for a flat Rs 300. You can pay by Cash on Delivery, JazzCash or Easypaisa. Sealed items can be returned within 7 days.
Storage
Keep the bottle tightly closed in a cool place, away from direct sunlight and heat.
Please see a doctor
Traditional use is not the same as proven medical treatment. Please see a doctor or a qualified hakeem before using any herb for a health problem, especially if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, giving it to a child, taking regular medicine, or have a long term illness. Stop use and see a doctor if you notice any allergy or side effect.
Need guidance? WhatsApp Hakeem Rizwan Maqsood at +92 301 7531564, daily from 9 AM to 9 PM.
Urdu mein khulasa
روغن سرسوں: مقصود ہربل اسٹور سے اصل اور صاف مال، احتیاط سے پیک کیا گیا۔ کسی بیماری میں استعمال سے پہلے ڈاکٹر یا حکیم سے مشورہ ضرور کریں۔ پورے پاکستان میں 300 روپے ڈیلیوری، کیش آن ڈیلیوری دستیاب۔
Disclaimer: This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The information on this page describes traditional use only and is not medical advice.









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