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Because we’re not an organic certified vendor we cannot label any of our products as organic even though some are. For our Neem oil the vendor confirms the following:
COLD PRESSED NEEM OIL – VIRGIN, ORGANIC - INDIA
Neem Seed Oil, Azadirachta indica (INCI: Azadirachta indica)
Our Neem seed oil is a viscous, dark-colored oil; however, we’ve also received stocks of neem oil which are clear/see through, very fluid and dark yellow/dark orange in color. NOTE: Being an all natural oil, there’s no control over its appearance, consistency and/or aroma. We have a ‘no returns’ policy. If you have concerns, please first order a sample when you place a future order for other products. Or order the smallest possible quantity that meets our minimum order requirement.
The neem seed kernel is very rich in fatty acids, often up to 50% of the kernel's weight. Neem seed oil is very bitter with a garlic/sulfur smell; it contains vitamin E and other essential amino acids. Neem oil is an excellent moisturizing oil that contains compounds with historical and scientific validity as medicinals but it’s not recommended for direct skin application, must be first diluted in a carrier oil.
The aroma of neem seed oil is extremely strong and overwhelming. However, its sulfurous smell is what makes neem seed oil so effective. Some strongly believe that should the stinky smell be removed, doing so will greatly impact the oil’s effectiveness. Its aroma has been compared to garlic, soy sauce and Cuban mojo sauce. Neem is also known as Nimba, Margosa or Indian Tulip Tree Oil, is used as a traditional treatment for severely damaged skin and is not an essential oil. Our Neem oil is cold pressed, no solvents are used in its processing.
The concentrated essential fatty acids help to restore moisture and elasticity to the skin while it disinfects and heals. Apply sparingly several times a day to affected areas. You may also add 20 to 25 drops of Neem Oil to 8 ounces of your favorite shampoo, massage oil or lotion.
As a natural pesticide: Using neem derivatives for managing pests is a non-violent approach to controlling pests. Neem products work by intervening at several stages of the insect's life. They may not kill the pest instantaneously but incapacitate it in several ways. Neem very subtly employs effects such as repellence, feeding and ovipositional deterrence, growth inhibition, mating disruption, chemo-sterilization, etc..
Extracts from neem have shown incredible success with not only battling fungus problems but also many forms of root rot in plants. Neem biodegrades in a matter of weeks when exposed to the sunlight. Pure Neem oil will retain its potency much longer if stored in a cool place away from strong light. Here are some tips on using Neem oil with plants: (1) Do not mix any more than you need. (2) Add water and a little soap to the plant before spraying. (3) Spray the complete plant including the potting media. (4) Mix 1 oz. in 1 gallon of water. A weaker solution may be used for maintenance. INCI: Azadirachta indica.
This product is food grade; however, Camden-Grey sells its products only for external use. It is the customer’s responsibility to understand the information contained in a product’s MSDS and to become familiar and well versed in how each product should be used, including a product’s precautions, if any. MSDS’s are posted on our site, look for the MSDS link at the top, right, of all our pages.
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(New Castle, DE, US) | December 26th, 2018
The hair is good and clean with this oil
Anonymous
(Glendale, NY, US) | December 24th, 2013
Like someone else below, I bought Neem oil for a dry scalp treatment. That did not work out for me as it left my scalp too greasy and I couldn't get the smell out for two days (despite washing with shampoo).
However, as I already smelled, and I had some acne issues I decided to apply a very small amount (mixed with water) to my face and wow what a difference! I had a rosy "glow" maybe un-diagnosed rosacea for years and now my skin tone looks even in the cheek area and super clear after only 3 applications. The smell does linger so you have to make peace with that before you buy the oil.
Anonymous
(long branch, NJ, US) | December 15th, 2013
Like everyone else..I do agree about the smell, def not pleasant. Not to the point where I can't take it and HAVE to mask the smell with other things. Maybe I just end up getting use to the smell idk. Let me tell you though, I mixed this with my other oils for my face oil cleanse, and my acne was acting up more than the norm on my face for some reason. Now I always used the oil cleansing but I notice faster results when I add the neem. I also believe it does works on warts, wasn't consistent but I did notice a differ in the wart and it wanting to fall off. Now imagine if I stay on top of it. It def plays a powerful anti fungal. I can go on and on! Yes the smell is not the best..at all lol, however the benefits that comes with this wonderful oil makes it all worth it!
Anonymous
(Lynn, MA, US) | June 11th, 2012
I needed a soap for a friend who constantly suffers from eczema. Neem has fantastic benefits for the skin but I was a little leery using it due to its strong smell. But I have to say. I'm so glad I did. I made a CP soap with this and it's cured to a lovely soap. I didn't think I'd come back to buy more when I first uncapped this stuff but besides the CP soap I've made. I've also been using it as an insect repellant on my tomatoes plants. Just a bit of neem oil, hot water and bit of dish detergent in a spray bottle and I don't have any nibbles on my plants this year. So Neem, I'm sold, I'll be coming back for more of you.
Anonymous
(Toronto, ON, CA) | February 24th, 2012
This oil is really thick and a little goes a long way. It's great for scalp issues. Watch out for the smell though, it's really pungent but works soo well. Great value too!
Anonymous
(Honolulu, HI, US) | February 1st, 2012
I originally bought neem seed oil as an ingredient in a hair formula, but read that it is also good for the skin. It's winter and I have the annual dry, itchy patches on my legs. I applied just enough neem to cover the tip of my index finger and rubbed it into the dry patches (a little does go a long way). Guess what? Less than a week later, I could see the dry patches starting to heal! I've paid a fortune in OTC and Rx remedies for those dry patches only to get temporary relief and the patches always return. So far, neem appears to provide an extended solution (which is waaay better than anything else I've ever tried). Neem is also good for hair, plants, pets...and people! Smells like smoked bacon bits to me, which doesn't bother me that much. Plus, the smell doesn't last. Great product from a great company. Definitely recommend both! :0)
Anonymous
(Philadelphia, PA, US) | September 10th, 2011
This oil stinks terribly! However, its healing powers are wonderful especially on damaged, chaffed, burned, or irritated skin due to scratching (from eczema/psoriasis). I also added some to my personal hair cream and it made all the difference. The cream I make works very well to begin with but when I added a capful to the formula it really made my hair feel luxurious! I don't even need to use heat as often as I use to. A tip: I tried everything to cover the smell (almond, cherry etc) all the strong smelling fragrance oils however the one thing that seems to cover the smell effectively is chocolate fragrance oil. Any strong chocolate will due but I use chocolate mousse fragrance and that works pretty well.
Anonymous
(oxford, OH, US) | March 17th, 2011
Neem oil is great! A natural preservative and great antiseptic for your products. Adding a little to lotions and soaps boosts skin quality. Of course neem isn't the best smelling oil, but it's healing properties make this oil a must.
Anonymous
(NORWALK, CT, US) | November 9th, 2010
I use Neem oil as an organic insecticide and fungicide for my indoor plants. I used to have fungus gnats, but since I started to used Neem oil they have almost been completely eradicated. Also, another benefit of using Neem oil is as a leaf shine. It makes plants look so healthy!
Anonymous
(Cedar Park, TX, US) | May 6th, 2010
I use neem oil on the plants (it needs a surfactant to keep it in solution) and also in shampoo for dogs/cats. It does have a rather strange smell--bit of a garlic herb smell. It's not unpleasant, but not something you'd want to wear as perfume either. Refrigerated it gets very thick and you have to wait for it to warm.
OUT OF STOCK ISSUES: If a customer orders a large quantity of a product and all of the product is not in stock when the order is entered into our system, once the new stock arrives we will ship separately whatever quantity we may owe the customer. Most of our restocking orders arrive at our warehouse 5-7 business days after we place a restocking order, sometimes sooner. Should the distiller or vendor inform us restocking will take longer than 7 business days, we’ll promptly notify the customer.
Please note that we do not allow order cancellations for any reason and we don’t allow removal/cancellations of products which become partially or completely out of stock after the customer places an order.
Raw materials/ingredients are dispensed by weight. Many customers ask how many ounces in a pound, there are 16 ounces in one pound. These are not fluid ounces, they are ounces by weight.
EO = essential oil
FO = fragrance oil
Our containers are filled with products to where our commercial digital scales indicate the container should be filled. Some containers will be filled to the top, some will not.
HOW OILS ARE DISPENSED: All our products are dispensed by weight. EO's in 8 oz. through 2 lbs. - amber plastic pharmaceutical-grade bottle. EO's in 5 and 10 lbs. - heavy duty plastic container w/pouring spout, the oil may remain inside the container at least 2 months. EO's in sizes of 25+ lbs. - industry-standard metal or plastic can with a pouring spout, the oil may remain inside the metal can indefinitely and up to 2 months in the plastic pail. It's our decision in which type of pail we dispense the product, metal cans are not readily available. CARRIER OILS - plastic bottles/pails depending on the size ordered, do not need to be transferred to glass unless you wish to do so. FO's - in plastic containers, contents do not need to be transferred to glass unless you wish to do so.
Essential oils in sizes from ½ oz. to 4 oz. are dispensed in amber glass bottles without orifice reducers or glass droppers. If we ever run out of amber glass bottles, we reserve the right to use any other glass bottle available at that time. The only sizes of EO's dispensed with orifice reducers are 1/32, 1/16, 1/8 and 1/4 oz. sizes. If you require bottles/vials with orifice reducers or Eurodroppers, we sell those separately.
HOW TO STORE: Upon receipt, EO's dispensed in plastic bottles MUST be transferred into amber glass bottles. EO's, FO's and BUTTERS should be stored in tightly-sealed containers away from direct light and heat. Many oils could be highly flammable, keep away from open flames. Refrigerating butters could adversely affect the consistency of the butter, please join our Forum if you need to learn how to handle and store products.
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