Cold Wood Pressed Neem Oil

Cold Wood Pressed Neem Oil — pure, bitter and strong. For skin, hair and plants. Neem kernels pressed cold, undiluted. It smells sharp and bitter, and that is the signal that the azadirachtin and the rest of the actives are still in there — deodorised neem has usually lost them. Not a cosmetic oil; a working one. WHY WOOD PRESSED A wooden chekku turns slowly. It does not heat the seed, so the oil keeps the vitamins, antioxidants and aroma that high-speed expellers and refineries burn off. Nothing is bleached out and nothing is added back. HOW TO USE • Skin: dilute with coconut oil before applying. Patch test first. • Scalp: for dandruff and irritation, diluted and washed out after an hour. • Plants: 5 ml in 1 litre of water with a drop of soap, as a natural pest spray. • For external use only. GOOD TO KNOW • Natural sediment at the bottom of the bottle is normal — it is the seed, not an impurity. Shake before use. • Unrefined oil can thicken or set in cold weather. Stand the bottle in warm water to bring it back. • Priced at ₹700 per litre. 1 litre = 910 grams. • Pressed in small batches and packed fresh to order.