Neem Seed Oil (Azadirachta indica A. Juss) – Meliaceae

It can be diluted with other oils (Almond, Jojoba, Macadamia) for massages on large areas of skin or can be used pure for localized treatments.
Application with massage or compress can be repeated multiple times during the day if necessary.
It can be mixed with other oils or oleolites, with EOs, and on the spot, with Aloe Vera Gel, TM, and MG.

Applications described in literature and traditional uses:

Cosmetic properties

Protects the skin from environmental hazards, revitalizes the skin, regulates, and strengthens the growth of hair and nails.

Nourishes the skin deeply helping to repair skin and appendages

Inhibits the growth of skin bacteria and fungi and has a repellent action against parasitic insects. Suitable for sensitive and damaged skin and in the presence of skin dysbiosis.

Therapeutic properties

Tendency to skin infections of bacterial and fungal origin (boils, intertrigo, onychomycosis, athlete's foot), parasites (lice, etc.), and insects (mosquitoes, etc.).

Acts on skin damaged by physical and chemical agents. Useful in ichthyosis and psoriasis as well as in bacterial or fungal infections.

Normalizes and strengthens nails and hair. Damage to periungual tissues and brittle nails.

Repels insects.

The applications listed above are not in any case prescriptive or therapeutic.
Always consult your doctor in case of discomfort or illness.

Contraindicationsor warnings

Used pure, it may sometimes irritate the skin; it is better to dilute with another oil (10 – 30%); rare cases of individual intolerance are known.