Shri Ganga Neem Oil

Shri Ganga Neem Oil

• It is high in antioxidants

• It might help mitigate eczema and psoriasis

• Its antibacterial properties might help with acne

• It might moisturise the skin

• In general, neem oil is safe to use on the skin. However, it is best to test it on a small patch of skin before applying it more extensively

• To conduct a patch test, combine a few drops of neem oil with water or soap. Apply some amount of this on the arm or back of the hand. If the skin becomes irritated, itchy, or any redness is noted, dilute the neem oil even more with water or liquid soap. Examine this mixture on a different area of skin for signs of irritation

• After a patch test, people who are allergic to neem oil may develop hives or a rash. If this occurs, discontinue use of the oil and any products containing it immediately

• Apply a small amount of diluted oil to the affected skin to use as a spot treatment. Allow the mixture to get absorbed into the skin before rinsing with warm water

• The odour of neem oil is particularly strong. To mask it, combine neem oil with a carrier oil like jojoba, coconut, or almond oil. Carrier oils also aid in the absorption of neem oil by the skin

• Do a patch test on your arm before applying the oil anywhere else

• Store in a cool and dry place

• Do not use this without the expertise of a healthcare professional

• If any severe out-turns such as are observed, please stop using immediately

• No definitive claims can be made regarding its efficaciousness

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women must strictly consult a healthcare provider before using

• Keep away from children

• For external use only

• Avoid in case of any allergy