Neem Oil Triuga Ayurveda Neem Oil

I really liked this oil. I haven't tried it on my hair. I bought it for my face. I naturally have problematic skin, which is now much better than when I was a teenager or in my youth. However, stress, nerves, hormonal changes, food, or makeup negatively affect my skin, and acne appears from time to time. My skin used to be oily, but now it's more combination. I apply this oil in addition to the cream (also from Triuga), when my skin is in a normal state or directly on acne or post-acne. And it seems to really help heal and regenerate the skin faster. The scent is noticeable, but it doesn't bother me. I don't rinse it off.

The Neem oil has a bitter taste and, when applied to the skin, emits a slight garlic smell.

Application method:
For external use only.
Apply the oil to the affected area of the skin, leave it on for 30-40 minutes, then rinse with warm water. If possible, leave it on overnight.
You can also add neem oil to a cream and use it all over the body for insect repellent purposes.

For soap making:
Use Neem oil as a base oil at 30% or as an additional component at 5-10%.

For face and body:
Use 2-10% or more.
For skin conditions, make a healing balm with beeswax, neem oil, and tea tree oil.

Healing mask:
Mix neem oil and green clay, and apply the paste to the face.

For dandruff and lice:
Apply the oil to the scalp and massage. Rinse after 1 hour. Repeat 1-2 times a week until the problem disappears.

Hair care:
Use pure Neem oil mixed with coconut oil or sesame oil to treat hair for premature graying, lice, dandruff, itching, and scalp infections. For hair treatment, apply to the scalp and leave on for 1 hour or overnight, then wash hair thoroughly.

Contraindications:
Use with caution when applying in pure form.

The oil does not solidify! Therefore, it is not entirely natural. It should solidify like coconut oil. The quality of the packaging is impressive.

I add a few drops of oil to my face cream and apply it directly to my skin tags. The outcome is satisfying. I highly recommend it.

The smell is just awful, I can't understand how anyone can use this. You simply open it and the whole room stinks. I threw it away.

It really relieves itching and moisturizes, and it doesn't make the hair greasy at the roots for a long time. But I encountered a strange effect. Before, I made masks for my hair using shikakai, amla, and rosemary oil. After purchasing, I added neem oil to this mixture. During rinsing, I noticed that the water was flowing a PURPLE color. I have dark, non-dyed hair, so I wasn't scared. However, my hands and nails remained bluish for several days. The water also turned the same color when I washed the dishes after using the mixture and the cap I used to cover my hair. Can a representative of the brand explain what this phenomenon is and if it can be eliminated? The powders and oil are from the same company.

I have been ordering this oil not for the first time. I use it for my face (problematic skin). Thank you to the manufacturer, it is very convenient and of good quality.

It helps me with my eczema on my hands, quickly relieving symptoms and redness. However, the smell is quite strong, so I apply it on my hands for 20 minutes and then wash it off with soap before applying lotion. It might be better to apply it when you're not at home but somewhere outside, as the whole apartment smells of it. I also plan to use it in the summer in the garden, to keep insects away from the trees, as the scent lingers for a long time.

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The oil is amazing. I use it to make a hair mask once a week. I mix one tablespoon of honey, one tablespoon of olive oil, one tablespoon of brandy, one egg yolk, and some neem oil to add a noticeable scent. I leave the mask on my dirty hair for 30-40 minutes, covering it with a plastic wrap and warming it up. My hair becomes thicker, silkier, and actually grows faster and denser. Additionally, if I have any skin issues like itching or redness, it practically disappears within half an hour.