Neem oil, organic, 30ml

Botanical name: Azadirachta Indica

Neem oil – a thick, strong-smelling, natural cold-pressed, unrefined pure oil that thickens to a paste-like consistency at cool temperatures.

USE IN COSMETICS:

The oil is rich in fatty acids, vitamin E and essential amino acids. Neem oil is recommended for use in cosmetic products for problematic skin with increased sebaceous gland secretion, pustular acne, enlarged pores. Due to its strong regenerating properties, neem oil is used in blends that improve skin elasticity, restore moisture balance and regenerate the skin. An oil blend with neem oil can be used to reduce redness, itching, improve skin condition and strengthen hair.

USE ON SKIN: pure neem oil is recommended to be applied in a very thin layer to moisturized skin or mixed with other oils or butters. Neem oil liquefies when slightly warmed.

USE FOR ANIMALS:

This is a safe oil for dogs, cats and other animals when dealing with parasites - fleas, ticks. Use this oil in mixtures with natural liquid Castile soap and essential oils.

Spray for dogs and cats against fleas:

1 liter of water

1 tablespoon of neem oil

1 tablespoon of Castile soap

Mix neem oil with Castile soap. For dogs, add essential oils that enhance the antiparasitic effect - atlas cedar, citronella, lavender essential oils. Do not use essential oils for cats.

Pour the prepared oil and soap mixture into a spray bottle and add a liter of water. Shake and use directly on the coat several times a day. To eliminate fleas, use daily for at least 2 weeks.

USE IN ORGANIC FARMING:

Neem oil is known as a natural pesticide, therefore it is used in organic farms to get rid of pests, protect the environment and not harm humans. This oil destroys parasites, lice, repels insects and ticks. Neem oil is most effective when used preventively. It is recommended to spray it every crop or season.

USE FOR PLANT PROTECTION AGAINST PESTS: warm neem oil in a hot water bath, mix 8 ml of cold-pressed neem oil with 1 liter of warm water and 5 ml of liquid soap (preferably Castile soap). Shake the mixture vigorously, and if any oil remains on the surface, add a little more soap until the oil is mixed. Spray this mixture on houseplants or outdoor plants, especially under their leaves. For best results, spray plants every three days for two weeks.