Uses : In pharmaceutical aid, health tonics, bloodpurifier, ayurvedic and herbal preparations,as a natural insecticide,soap, hair products, body hygiene creams, hand creams
ABOUT NEEM OIL :
Our natural cold-pressed Natures neem oil is indicated from the seeds of the Azadirachtaindica shrub. The shrub is part of the mahogany close relatives – Meliaceae and it is one of two varieties in the genus Azadirachta, indigenous to Indian, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Bangladesh and Pakistan. It is categorized under an order Sapindales, from close relatives members Meliaceae, with the genus Azadirachta and the specie A. indica. It is a very unusual smell oil - some people think it odors of garlic cloves, other think it has an red onion fragrance while others cannot really determine the fragrance - but take observe - it does have a fragrance. When using it for its healing qualities, the fragrance can be hidden by including other more fresh smell important sebum.
The Natures neem shrub is a fast growing, long-life shrub popular in the tropics and is expanded for its decorative value, as well as for its treatment value and is used as energy for its usable, but distressing smell timber.
The Latina name of the shrub is resulting from the Nearby term azaddhirakt – significance “noble tree”. In Ayurvedic medication Natures neem is the most essential detoxicant and is a very effective febrifuge (reducing fever) and is used to cure sporadic fevers and has proven to contain effective anti-malarial (Plasmodium falciparum) substances.
The seeds (from which we cold media our oil) results in Margosa oil (other term for Natures neem oil) and is a non-drying oil with insecticidal and germ eliminating qualities.
Almost all of the shrub can be used. In natural application the results in, blossoms, debris, plant seeds and oil is used. It is a nasty pick-me-up natural herb that is used for cleaning poisons, decreasing swelling, decreasing high temperature, advertising treatment and in common advertising and enhancing body features. It damages a variety of parasitic creatures and is also an insecticidal substance and research it to be a spermicidal (killing sperm).
In Native indian custom Natures neem is one of the most essential natural components - not only to help battle certain health issues, but also used in the first beauty products and healthy epidermis maintenance systems. The females also used Natures neem to secure their saved grain and impulses throughout the year as it is a great obstruction for unwanted pests.
Although Native indian females integrated it into their everyday beauty and cleanliness routine men used the oil to avoid hair loss and greying of the hair, and decoctions and Natures neem oil were used to eliminate head lice and to battle dry skin.
Skin allergic reactions were categorized out by combining a tsp. of dry foliage Natures neem powdered with a tsp. of ghee (clarified butter) and putting it on annoyed epidermis. The excellent branches of the shrub were chewed until the materials were open, and then used as a tooth brush.
Specification :

1. ColourDark : Greenish Brown
2. Odour Garlic, : Repulsive.
3. Moisture & Insoluble Impurities : 1 %
4. Refractive Index At 40 C : 1.4615 To 1.4705
5. Specific Gravity @ 30 C/ 30 C : 0.908 To 0.934
6. Titer : 35.8 C
7. Iodine Value : 65 -- 80
8. Saponification Value : 175 – 205

Benifit :
Neem oil is exceptionally rich and contains a heavy odor. It will need to be diluted accordingly before adding it to your products, and sometime heated to turn it into a pourable liquid. We recommend experimenting in small batches with this oil, so that the odor does not adversely alter your final product. Below are several usages for Neem Oil:

• Athlete’s foot: Add a few drops to a foot soak, foot powder, or anti-fungal salve recipe.
• For dandruff and head lice: Massage with Olive or other carrier oil into the hair and scalp. Leave in for one hour, and then shampoo out.
• In salves-- add a few drops to your healing salve.
• In soaps-- use with your base oils.
• Garden pesticide-- Mix with Castille Soap and water, spray onto infested plants as needed. The spray will suffocate soft bodied insects, and will repel other insects.
• Acne-- mix a small amount into your facial clay and apply to problem spots.
• Bath-- mix a few drops into the bathwater.
• Bug repellent: Use in lotion to deter bugs and mosquitoes
• Hand soap: Add to liquid hand soap for antibacterial properties.

Precautions :
Use caution if using internally. Because of Neem Oil’s strength, we recommend that you do additional research before using Neem Oil internally. Children and pregnant or nursing women should not use Neem. Infants have suffered from death as a result of internal use of Neem. Long term use of the oil has been linked with liver and kidney dysfunction. 
Large doses of Neem may be toxic. If you are currently on medication, consult with a doctor before using Neem. Not enough studies have been done on drug interactions. Keep away from children and pets. 

Uses : In pharmaceutical aid, health tonics, bloodpurifier, ayurvedic and herbal preparations,as a natural insecticide,soap, hair products, body hygiene creams, hand creams
ABOUT NEEM OIL :
Our natural cold-pressed Natures neem oil is indicated from the seeds of the Azadirachtaindica shrub. The shrub is part of the mahogany close relatives – Meliaceae and it is one of two varieties in the genus Azadirachta, indigenous to Indian, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Bangladesh and Pakistan. It is categorized under an order Sapindales, from close relatives members Meliaceae, with the genus Azadirachta and the specie A. indica. It is a very unusual smell oil - some people think it odors of garlic cloves, other think it has an red onion fragrance while others cannot really determine the fragrance - but take observe - it does have a fragrance. When using it for its healing qualities, the fragrance can be hidden by including other more fresh smell important sebum.
The Natures neem shrub is a fast growing, long-life shrub popular in the tropics and is expanded for its decorative value, as well as for its treatment value and is used as energy for its usable, but distressing smell timber.
The Latina name of the shrub is resulting from the Nearby term azaddhirakt – significance “noble tree”. In Ayurvedic medication Natures neem is the most essential detoxicant and is a very effective febrifuge (reducing fever) and is used to cure sporadic fevers and has proven to contain effective anti-malarial (Plasmodium falciparum) substances.
The seeds (from which we cold media our oil) results in Margosa oil (other term for Natures neem oil) and is a non-drying oil with insecticidal and germ eliminating qualities.
Almost all of the shrub can be used. In natural application the results in, blossoms, debris, plant seeds and oil is used. It is a nasty pick-me-up natural herb that is used for cleaning poisons, decreasing swelling, decreasing high temperature, advertising treatment and in common advertising and enhancing body features. It damages a variety of parasitic creatures and is also an insecticidal substance and research it to be a spermicidal (killing sperm).
In Native indian custom Natures neem is one of the most essential natural components - not only to help battle certain health issues, but also used in the first beauty products and healthy epidermis maintenance systems. The females also used Natures neem to secure their saved grain and impulses throughout the year as it is a great obstruction for unwanted pests.
Although Native indian females integrated it into their everyday beauty and cleanliness routine men used the oil to avoid hair loss and greying of the hair, and decoctions and Natures neem oil were used to eliminate head lice and to battle dry skin.
Skin allergic reactions were categorized out by combining a tsp. of dry foliage Natures neem powdered with a tsp. of ghee (clarified butter) and putting it on annoyed epidermis. The excellent branches of the shrub were chewed until the materials were open, and then used as a tooth brush.
Specification :

1. ColourDark : Greenish Brown
2. Odour Garlic, : Repulsive.
3. Moisture & Insoluble Impurities : 1 %
4. Refractive Index At 40 C : 1.4615 To 1.4705
5. Specific Gravity @ 30 C/ 30 C : 0.908 To 0.934
6. Titer : 35.8 C
7. Iodine Value : 65 -- 80
8. Saponification Value : 175 – 205

Benifit :
Neem oil is exceptionally rich and contains a heavy odor. It will need to be diluted accordingly before adding it to your products, and sometime heated to turn it into a pourable liquid. We recommend experimenting in small batches with this oil, so that the odor does not adversely alter your final product. Below are several usages for Neem Oil:

• Athlete’s foot: Add a few drops to a foot soak, foot powder, or anti-fungal salve recipe.
• For dandruff and head lice: Massage with Olive or other carrier oil into the hair and scalp. Leave in for one hour, and then shampoo out.
• In salves-- add a few drops to your healing salve.
• In soaps-- use with your base oils.
• Garden pesticide-- Mix with Castille Soap and water, spray onto infested plants as needed. The spray will suffocate soft bodied insects, and will repel other insects.
• Acne-- mix a small amount into your facial clay and apply to problem spots.
• Bath-- mix a few drops into the bathwater.
• Bug repellent: Use in lotion to deter bugs and mosquitoes
• Hand soap: Add to liquid hand soap for antibacterial properties.

Precautions :
Use caution if using internally. Because of Neem Oil’s strength, we recommend that you do additional research before using Neem Oil internally. Children and pregnant or nursing women should not use Neem. Infants have suffered from death as a result of internal use of Neem. Long term use of the oil has been linked with liver and kidney dysfunction. 
Large doses of Neem may be toxic. If you are currently on medication, consult with a doctor before using Neem. Not enough studies have been done on drug interactions. Keep away from children and pets.