Zatural 100% Pure Neem Oil - Undiluted, Cold-Pressed, For Hair, Skin, and Nails, 32 oz

As soon as you open the bottle you'll know it's pure neem oil just by the smell.I picked up two stray dogs well puppies on the side of the road someone had thrown them out to starve to death. They were covered in fleas they barely had any hair on them. Thank goodness I still had a bottle of shampoo from my last dog, with this neem oil mixed into it. So I applied the shampo, scrub in, let it sit as long as I could but I had two puppies on a leash trying to run from me. Anyway whole point being is the fleas were dying on the dog they were not moving so I put them back in the car after I wash them with a towel. there was dead fleas covering this towel all in my back seat . I'm a believer in this it works so good I don't use any chemicals on my dogs skin at all. I've been doing this for a few years. 1 to 2 oz in a bottle of whatever dog shampoo you want to use. shake it very well every time you're going to use it. soap them up really good, and just if you can wait 5 or 10 minutes before you rinse them but if you don't have time it's not a big deal. If you wash them at least twice a month with this shampoo with this neem oil in it you will never have a flea on your dogs.I also mix with a gallon of water 2 tablespoons of Dawn dishwashing liquid with about an ounce or two of neem oil to spray my plants and trees for bugs. This is awesome for any kind of fruit or pecan trees that way you don't have to have anything bad on those plants you're going to be eating off of.I also know you can mix it with I think it's olive oil or mineral oil for ear mites for animals. Although I'm not sure of the exact mixture on that.You can also add a little more neem oil to that spray and spray a yard and the inside of your house if it's infested with fleas and get rid of them.

The media could not be loaded. I have to admit, at first the videos and reviews scared me because I thought I was going to get "moldy" oil of some sort but after doing some research, the thickness only proves how PURE it is as cold pressed. I was confused at first but because it was my first time buying, I wanted had to do my research and learned that this is ABSOLUTELY normal. In fact, all I did was touch with my finger as you see at end of video and added that to my sculp and immediately felt a sensation like you would with tea trea or vicks. Just with that feeling alone bought me out. Definitely potent, so you may want to add a spoon to a base oil and add some essential oils for smell. Smell is strong but not unbearable like everyone says unless you use too much. That's why you have to dilute it with another oil to help the benefits your loking for. I thought the packaging wasn't great because of possible dripping until I saw the seal, then I was like "oh ok". It's good to go!Google findings:The coagulation of neem oil is a natural process and does not affect its effectiveness or therapeutic properties. When neem oil coagulates, it forms a waxy or semi-solid consistency, but it can easily return to its liquid state by gently warming it or bringing it back to room temperature.Pure cold-pressed neem oil is the highest quality because it preserves most of the beneficial compounds that are mostly found in neem seeds, particularly "azadirachtin". Many of the cheaper neem oil bottles sold in the market use neem leaves to extract the oil, instead of the neem seeds.(Hope this helps!)I'll also update once I use a few times to let you guys know my personal results.

Heh heh. This is good stuff and are quite happy with it. Used it with water to spray on our tomato plants to keep caterpillars from eating them. Good organic pest control. The funny thing was that when we told this to one of our Indian friends she told us we could buy same size bottle or bigger in any of our local Indian stores for under $5. But still good product. Worked for us. Just will be buying it locally for lot less next time ;-).

It is very good for hair

We were desperate to find another solution for our “scabies” problem. Our pediatrian and dermatologist told us our two young children had scabies. After 5 rounds of RX Permethrin not working, I went down a Reddit rabbit hole researching any advice. Neem oil was 97% effective in eliminating scabies within 10 days in an Indian study. I immediately bought this oil and mixed it in shampoo and fully covered my kids body every night after a bleach bath. It had immediate results, many bites went down to one or two bites within days. But didn’t eliminate the problem. I went back to the dermatologist and told her I was using this when the RX wasn’t fully working, but we were still getting 1 bite a day. She perked up, she said neem oil is an excellent insect repellent, it’s repelling the mites. She said we didn’t have scabies but instead needed an exterminator to find a bird or rat nest in our home. Sure enough, there was a rat nest in the crawl space in our fireplace where my kids play. After the rat was eliminated, we continued to use this oil everyday to repel the mites until they died within 6 weeks. Rat mites can survive much longer than human mites without a host. This oil had a musty smell, and didn’t have any negative side effects. I’d use it before hiking to prevent tick bites.