Cold-pressed neem (Margosa) oil is one of nature's strongest antimicrobials. Used in Ayurveda for skin infections, fungal conditions, lice, and stubborn dandruff. Strong smell, strong action.
Effective against Malassezia (dandruff yeast), tinea capitis, and seborrheic dermatitis.
Traditional and effective — neem oil suffocates lice and disrupts their reproductive cycle.
Topical neem reduces acne bacteria. Spot-treat blemishes with diluted neem.
Useful for fungal infections, ringworm, athlete's foot — diluted in carrier.
Cold-pressed neem retains all its sulfur compounds. Refined neem is deodorized but loses efficacy.
Avoid during pregnancy. Neem may have hormonal effects.
Topical use on dogs OK (helps with fleas). Toxic to cats.
Yes — 5 drops per 200ml shampoo for an antifungal medicated wash.
Neem oil is cold-pressed from the seeds of the Azadirachta indica tree, one of the most important plants in Ayurveda. It carries a distinctive aroma and a rich profile of fatty acids and compounds such as azadirachtin that underpin its long traditional use for skin and scalp.
Brewoil's neem oil is cold-pressed and lab-verified for a pure, potent product.
Neem is traditionally used to purify and calm problem-prone, congested skin and to soothe a flaky, itchy scalp. It is a powerful, concentrated oil, so it is almost always diluted into a lighter carrier before use.
Many people add a small amount of neem to a hair-oil blend to keep the scalp clean and balanced.
Blend half to one teaspoon of neem into two to three teaspoons of a lighter carrier such as coconut or sweet almond oil. Massage into the scalp or apply to affected skin, leave 30 minutes, then wash thoroughly. Use a couple of times a week. Its strong aroma fades after washing.
Neem suits anyone managing a flaky, itchy scalp or congested, problem-prone skin. Patch test before first use; for persistent conditions, consult a doctor.