Neem Oil

Neem Oil is cold-pressed and free of water and other additives. Ideal as an organic foliar spray, it produces healthy and shiny leaves on any plant. Easy to use and biodegradable.

Features:
• Excellent for plants
• Cold processed for high quality
• Suitable for indoor/ outdoor use
• Non-toxic to people, pets and many beneficial insects
• Will not persist in the environment

Benefits

For Skin and Hair

Promotes hair growth with a reasonable level of success from curing the scalp of dandruff to regrowing bald patches and anything in between.
BENEFITS
1. Neem heals and reverses scalp damage with a decent level of efficiency.
2. Neem for hair loss also has regenerative properties that stimulate the growth of hair follicles, promote cell division and, as a whole, support the regrowth of badly thinning and balding spots.
3. Dermatitis or Eczema is without a doubt one of the leading causes of premature hair loss. And it is often characterized by flaking, red, itchy and crusting skin.
4. Neem for Hair Loss works by first-of-all healing and rejuvenating a damaged scalp, not only reduces the chances of hair shedding starting from the root but also regulate the secretion of the scalp’s natural oil – sebum.
5. Neem oil conditioning of flaking and breaking hair is typically the first step aimed at improving one’s hair thickness naturally and combating a thinning scalp.

For Plants 

Neem oil can be used to treat a number of garden ailments, including:
Insects: Neem oil kills or repels many harmful insects and mites, including aphids, whiteflies, snails, nematodes, mealybugs, cabbage worms, gnats, moths, cockroaches, flies, termites, mosquitoes, and scale. It kills some bugs outright, attacks the larvae of others, and repels plant munchers with its bitter taste.
Fungus: Neem oil is also effective in preventing fungal diseases such as black spot, anthracnose, rust, and mildew.
Disease: As if that wasn’t enough, neem oil also battles viruses that can harm plants.
Advantages of Neem Oil
Neem oil is a popular choice in organic gardens because it is:
Nontoxic: As long as it isn’t sprayed directly on them, neem oil is nontoxic to beneficial garden insects such as predatory wasps, honeybees, earthworms, ants, spiders, ladybugs, and adult butterflies. Neem oil is considered nontoxic to humans, birds, and other animals as well (see below) and can be used on fruits, vegetables, and flowering plants.
Organic: Neem oil is plant based and easily available from organically grown neem trees.
Biodegradable: Neem oil breaks down quickly and leaves no lasting residue.

Skin Suitability

Excellent for Sensitive Skin

Suggested Use

For Plants: Neem oil concentrate is usually mixed with water and sprayed on both sides of plant leaves. Because oil and water tend to separate, you’ll need to keep your solution well stirred.

For Hair: It is recommend to dilute equal parts (50/50) of Neem Oil with Sweet Almond/castor Oil and Gently massage into scalp. Allow it to work for 30 minutes then rinse off with Luke warm water.

Warning

Keep away from direct sunlight. People allergic to grapes may not be able to use this oil.