Neem Oil 100ml / Pure Organic

I have used this oil to rid us of the dreaded head lice, it works as a preventative and and insecticide; you literally need just a couple of drops of the warmed oil with some coconut oil as a carrier and within hours the lice are killed, a follow up treatment is necessary to get any eggs and that’s it, done, no harsh chemicals and easy on the wallet. Be warned it stinks so this is probably why it works as a preventative as no one will get near you. I’m trialing it on my Cat too and so far I’ve not found any fleas or ticks. I put a couple of drops in between his shoulder blades so he doesn’t lick it off, again along with some coconut oil as a carrier.Edit:I was having terrible trouble with lily beetle and slugs and snails, as an experiment I mixed up a solution of about 20 drops been with and 10 drops rosemary oil, a little dish washing liquid, and water in a spray bottle and sprayed once a week and after rain and lo and behold my fritillaries, lilies and gladiolus were completely clear of munching molluscs and horny lily beetle all summer long! This stuff is a miracle. I’m so glad I bought this and seems to be paying for it self many times over. I now use the spray method with 10 drops each tea tree, lavender, and peppermint oil with a drop of shampoo in a spray bottle on my daughter as a preventive head lice spray and for nearly a year we have been louse free. I do use a large spray bottle so the oils are well diluted. The cat is also free of ticks and fleas. No more frontline or other expensive toxic chemicals that fleas and ticks actually get immune to for us. The bottle I bought is still fairly full so I’d proving extremely cost effective and considering all it’s uses in and outside.

Great stuff. Lasts ages as only tiny amount needed. Good quality product and packed very well indeed. Arrived early too !!Used in my dog for dog mites. Didn’t like using the monthly spot on advocate due to the strong chemicalsand can weaken a dogs immune system. In fact definitely does!My cavalier was always scratching her sides. Lost a bit of hair. We Used advocate once and then continued using this neem oil instead as natural. We mixed with a carrier oil ( coconut).Neem oil is poisonous to dogs if used too strong. And very much so if the dog licks the area and ingests it.I mixed a third neem oil to 2 thirds coconut oil. Rubbed it on her sides where itchy and massaged in for 15 minutes then shampooed off in a neem shampoo and rinsed again.Initially I did this daily for a week then 3 x a week for a month. Itching slowly stopped and her coat was soo shiny and she looked happy! No itching and all natural.If your dog had problems bad maybe leave it on all day, with a dog surgery collar to ensure they don’t lick at it and then wash off. I think would works well.Need to remember to wash all dog bedding in a 60 degree wash and change bedding daily. Also clean well daily all home area so does not reinfect. Hard work cleaning but better than advocate and the such, dangerous chemicals. :0) Brill....Remember though that neem oil should best be mixed with another oil as it’s a very potent plant and dangerous for dogs if eaten or licked !

Took forever to arrive, but it’s a big value bottle, so worth it.Stinks like mouldy potatoes, but after 2 applications removed all the bugs from my cheese plant when everything else failed. Plus it’s chemical free, so better for everyone.If using in a spray bottle as an insect repellent, use an equal quantity of washing up liquid to oil. This ensures the oil mixes with the water & doesn’t gunk up your spray mechanism. My spray bottle hold the same as a cup of tea, so I use 2x teaspoons of neem oil, plus 2x teaspoons of washing up liquid. :)

This product is brilliant if your child is unlucky enough to have picked up nits and head lice. My girls both have very long, thick hair and it was a nightmare killing of the eggs now that they are older. I've only ever used natural hair oils in their hair as I don't want to use the harsh specialised head lice products as the chemicals are too harsh and I've also been told that they don't work. Whilst the nits and the majority if the eggs were gone with other hair oils there did seem a significant amount of eggs left which were really difficult ti eradicate. however the neem oil worked immediately. All i did was leave it in their hair for a few hours and the eggs were all gone.I also suffer with terrible dandruff and itchy scalp. I put this in my hair and left it in overnight. The smell is horrid but the next day no itchy scalp and more importantly no dandruff. I can now go back to wearing black again. I would definitely recommend everyone keep a bottle of this in their bathroom cabinet for emergencies.

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As much as i HATE that smell, this did the job i needed and my two dogs no longer scratch like crazy. We boarded up our back fence to stop the strays from poking their flea bittin noses through which is how i suspect my two dogs got fleas in the first place.I mixed this with some tea tree oil and some nutral shampoo and it smelled OK when i had done that. I don't think either of my dogs enjoyed the smell though, same as myself, i didn't like it.After the first bath i gave them using this stuff they didn't scratch at all, then i gave them another bath using this stuff (with the tea tree and nutral soap mixture) a few days later just to keep it up and as of today they haven't scratched once!Here is a link to the Tea Tree Oil i bought along with this if anyone is interested:http://www.amazon.co.uk/100ml-Tea-Tree-Pure-Essential/dp/B00BBVZLPG/ref=cm_aya_orig_subjI hope this helps with your dogs.Here is a link to Dog Chat Forum with more helpful information on dogs and fleas and treatment if anyone is interested:[...]