Handcraft Blends Sore Muscle Massage Oil 8 Fl Oz – Moisturizing Body Oil for Massage Therapy – Made with Arnica Extract, Chamomile, Lavender, Peppermint Oils

Our favorite
I use Neem oil on my vegetables and berry garden once every week to keep the insects from eating all my food. Does not harm beneficial insects if used/sprayed on correctly and at correct time of the day. I make a spray using 1 Tbs Neem oil, 1 tsp liquid dish soap. Mix together then I add 1/4 C. warm water to them and stir or shake to completely blend before adding 1 qt of cool water and mix, put in sprayer. Spray only in the early mornings before beneficial pollinators come out (spray need time to dry) or in the evenings after pollinators have left for the day. Research for your self to be sure what plants you can and cannot use Neem oil on. Basil is one to NOT use if on.

Smell terrible
The smell is horrible, but I blend it in with other oils.Don’t notice any change in my hair. I use it every now and then, not enough to notice a change.

Neem Rocks!
I originally bought neem to get rid of skin itching and realised it had a whole lot of other uses. It makes my face smooth, clears my skin and is anti aging. It got rid of the terrible flakes and itching my mother had in her hair and recently found out that you can use Neem to help get rid of itching caused by yeast infections.I also struggle with high blood sugar that can trigger the yeast infection and it helped to lower that as well if I take orally (just a small amount). I’m surprised more people don’t talk about this herb. Look up the benefits. This is liquid gold.

Great Product- Great Price
Neem oil is an absolute necessity in the garden. You’ll find it in any plant enthusiast’s tool box. It protects ur plants fm all the critters- white flys, mealy bugs, etc. & it’s 109% safe around ur pets or children. Good size bottle & good price… Quality product- Organic.

Will buy product again when it runs out – was useful for both of the above purposes, I would dilute it in another carrier oil if using on skin – I diluted it in cold pressed olive oil – there are some contraindicstion warnings regarding it’s use , it shouldn’t be ingested but I did find it a great skin hydration oil and it seems to be effective against spots and hard skin. I put about a half teespoon into 40 ml of carrier oil. It is an effective insecticide ,there is a reason for that , so use it with care.

My use for it is likely peculiar but it worked wonders for my little dog’s ears. Xena had itchy, scabby, balding ears; vet gave her steroids, then anti itch tablets, then anti itch injection. All helped but not cures. A little Neem oil rubbed on with a cotton ball each day fir two weeks and her ears are back to normal. Vet bill £300 & hours waiting vs oil £10 & a couple of minutes rubbing ears.

Very good moisturiser. If you can tolerate the distinctive smell