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For that natural beauty
Neem is commonly available throughout the year is not only one of the most powerful natural antiseptics but is also nature’s own antibiotic. The use of neem in India dates back to thousands of years.
Neem is commonly available throughout the year is not only one of the most powerful natural antiseptics but is also nature’s own antibiotic. The use of neem in India dates back to thousands of years.
It has been one of the most popular medicinal trees in India, which has benefits that only a few natural products can provide and has been revered for its healing properties.
Every part of the neem tree is used for healing purposes. Pastes, infusions, and decoctions are made from the leaves for local applications on the skin and scalp.
The flowers are said to have powerful protective and toning properties, while the neem seeds and bark have powerful antiseptic and curative properties.
The oil obtained from the seeds has been applied as a dressing in chronic skin and scalp problems. Today, it is used in several skin and hair products, like hair oils, shampoos, rinses, conditioners, toners, creams, and ointments.
Neem contains organic sulphur compounds, which have been found extremely beneficial for the skin and scalp. Due to its versatile healing actions, neem extracts and oil have been used in the protective, preventive and corrective care of the skin and hair.
It has a healing and soothing effect on inflammatory and eruptive skin conditions. The cooling and soothing action of neem have made it invaluable for the care of oily skin conditions like acne, pimples, rashes, and spots, as well as scalp conditions like dandruff. It has also helped to soothe skin sensitivity in dry and dehydrated skins.
Neem is not only a powerful antiseptic but helps to remove toxins and purifies the skin, playing an important protective role. It has been used in the cure of eruptive and inflammatory skin conditions and helps to clear away marks and blemishes.
It also helps to soothe problem and sensitive conditions, restoring health to both skin and scalp and improving their normal functions.
The soothing and protective properties of Neem have made it invaluable in modern skin and hair care, in terms of counteracting the effects of chemical air pollutants and stress.
The tremendous healing powers of neem, the body’s positive response to it and the high degree of safety that it ensures have made it an ideal ingredient in ayurvedic skin and hair care.
