TheraNeem 100 Percent Pure Neem Oil, 30 ml

Dont like it...smell is horrible...dont know what I will use it for...waste of money

Nothing to like about product oil had set so hard in bottle was unusable

irritated my skin

Dont really see how this helped. Been using for 2 months now. Also caused rashes on the skin

Just perfect! The most bitter oil I've ever tasted :)) .. as the real neem oil should be. Only pure oil in the ingredients' list which is the most important to me. I add a drop into coconut oil in my mouth and I brush my teeth and gums with it. It works wonders and it's all natural. My teeth and gums are super sensitive and I have no problems with skin irritation and such. Nature rocks!

Great.

Super strong smell, and it’s dark, so be careful on light fabrics. I had small red itchy bumps on my feet called Pompholyx (dyshidrotic eczema). I applied this and put socks on overnight and after 3 days they were cleared. I was super impressed. I also was recommended this by a vet for a growth on my dog. She has white fur and it stained her. I haven’t noticed a difference in shrinkage of the growth yet but will give it more time.

I did not buy this oil for moisturizing or a pleasant smell and I doubt anyone who buys Neem Oil buys it for those reasons. I keep Neem Oil around for occasional breakouts. If I feel a bump even beginning I use a drop of alcohol first and then a small drop of Neem Oil on it and usually within one day it is either completely gone or greatly reduced to the point of hardly being felt or visible. If you have never used Neem Oil before do be warmed it has a very pungent odor. Kind of reminds me of peanuts mixed with curry and onions. But it is fantastic at killing bacteria and bringing down inflammation and works very quickly. Unlike over the counter pimple creams, Neem Oil will not dry out or irritate your skin and it is 100% natural. I always keep a bottle on hand now and one bottle usually lasts me for most of the year. You need only small amount, 1-3 drops for most applications. It is very concentrated and a little goes a long way!

Actually, I like the aroma of neem, which smells a bit nutty, oniony and grassy to me. Maybe that is because I am used to the very different aromas of Ayurvedic herbs. Neem is such an incredible detoxifier and such an amazing skin healer that even if I didn't like the aroma, I would use it. In Ayurvedic terms, its bitter qualities and its aroma open the doors of perception to a clearer view of reality. Of course, if you are used to all the artificial aromas of room-freshening products like Glade, Febreze, etc (and look those products up on Environmental Working Group's " Guide to Healthy Cleaning" page: you will see that they are highly toxic), then a natrual aroma like neem's will take some getting used to. I revere neem for its healing and purifying qualities and I am using this oil right now on some fire ant bites I got on my foot: it is amazingly soothing and is reducing the inflammation.