Neem Carrier Oil

Woolzies Neem Oil is a potent oil with antimicrobial, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and insect-repelling properties. It contains fatty acids that hydrate dry skin and anti-aging vitamin E that heals and slows signs of aging. This oil does wonders for dry hair, dandruff, head lice, and itchy scalp. Neem oil can be used topically on its own, as a carrier oil to dilute essential oils, and as an ingredient in personal care products. It can also be used in the garden as a natural insecticide.

Ingredients

The neem tree, also known as Azadirachta indica, is native to the Indian subcontinent but is grown in many tropical and semi-tropical areas. This fast growing tree produces fragrant white flowers and small olive-like fruit.

Neem oil is cold pressed from the seeds of the neem tree. No heating or harsh chemicals are used during the extraction process.

How To Use

AT HOME-

Use neem oil to make a natural anti-microbial cleaning spray. Combine 1 tablespoon neem oil, ½ cup pure vodka, and 1 cup water in a spray bottle. Use this to clean surfaces, windows, floors, and furniture. Spray it onto your bed and linen to eradicate fleas and bed bugs.

To make a natural insecticide spray for the garden, mix 5ml (1 teaspoon) neem oil,
2ml liquid soap, and 1-liter of water. Store this in a spray bottle and use the mixture
on your plants within 8 hours of making.

ON THE BODY-

n a 1:1 ratio with another carrier oil.

Massage a small amount of diluted neem oil onto your legs, arms, and other exposed body parts to repel insects. It can also be applied to your pets’ skin and coat to repel fleas and other insects.

Use neem oil topically to treat nail infections, cuts, redness, inflammation, acne, and itchy skin.

To treat head lice, massage diluted neem oil into the scalp and hair. Cover with a shower cap and leave in overnight. The next morning, comb the hair before washing with shampoo.