Packaging: 100ml (also available in 200ml, 1L & 5L) containing Organic Cold-Pressed Neem Oil.
(Price includes VAT.)
The Organic Neem Oil available at Herbstore.gr is 100% pure and comes in practical and cost-effective packaging sizes.
Neem oil is a dark yellow, almost black oil with a characteristic strong flavor.
Organic Neem Oil (Neem Oil BIO) is derived from the plant Azadirachta Indica. Neem oil is highly effective and soothing for the skin. In addition to its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties, what sets it apart is its high content of fatty acids, making it unique for treating and protecting particularly sensitive skin that suffers from chronic issues and irritations. Neem oil also revitalizes and nourishes damaged hair, and is a well-known ingredient in shampoos and hair care products. One of its most recognized properties is its insect-repellent capability, attributed to the complex action of the compound "azadirachtin" it contains. In its pure form, it is found in a "frozen," essentially semi-liquid state. The unique characteristics of neem oil are found in its fatty by-products. The oil is used as a plant and animal preservative, effectively eliminating pests like moths or mites. Neem oil is popular in pet shampoos to protect against parasites such as fleas or ticks.
Neem is a popular remedy in Indian medicine and is utilized in Ayurvedic teachings.
In cosmetics, it is favored for leaving the skin smooth and soft. It is used in cleansing lotions, oils, creams, and for soap making.
Friends of Herbstore.gr who work professionally in massage and aromatherapy can contact us for a 10% discount on base oils.
Organic Neem Oil can be used alone or in combination with other carrier oils for even better results. It’s also important to know that carrier oils are essential in aromatherapy as they serve as the "carrier" for essential oils.
INCI name: Melia Azadirachta Seed Oil
Application: Cosmetics
Certifications: Certified by Prüfgesellschaft mbH / COSMOS certified 100% organic / Kosher
Origin: Germany.
