Review on 🌿 Organic Neem Oil (4oz) by Kate Blanc Cosmetics - USDA Certified, Virgin, Cold Pressed, 100% Pure. For Hair, Skin, Nails, Acne, Plants. Natural Anti-Aging Moisturizer by Monica Harris

This is the second time I buy this brand and I am still satisfied. I bought a bottle from another seller and was disappointed with the quality. Neem really helps with an itchy scalp (I add it to my castile liquid soap which is also my shampoo) and mix it with a carrier oil or use directly to relieve my eczema. . It is also an excellent insecticide. I'm confused by some of the bad reviews I've read. It may seem that many people buy it without knowing anything about it and are then surprised or blame the product rather than their own ignorance. So, for those reviewers, spoiler alert: 1) Neem oil does not and should not smell like roses, LOL! Its aroma is quite pungent. Think of a marriage between garlic and sulfur, only more delicate. If it doesn't smell strongly, it's not the real McCoy; 2) It should be solid at room temperature unless you live in a very hot climate. Just put it in a cup of very hot water (don't forget to remove the lid) and let it sit for a few minutes. He will liquefy. You can then use it directly by adding it to your shampoo, moisturizer, carrier oil or bug spray bottle. If you live somewhere cool and it's liquid, be careful unless you run your house like a sauna; 3) Neem oil, I'm told, comes in different shades depending on where it's grown. It can range from golden to very dark brown. I only used the lighter variety. My only experience with very dark "neem" oil was not neem as it stayed liquid at 50 degrees. But I don't think it was the color. Finally, neem is not the only safe and natural insecticide. You can use a water-alcohol spray or make an insecticidal soap (1 tablespoon oil, 1 teaspoon castile soap per liter of water. Adding a little garlic and chili is a plus. Repeat every few days to get eggs). Scalp soothing remedies also include aloe vera, shea butter, cucumber, and more. Good Hunting!