Neem is not a pretty smell and Dolphin Clinic do not pretend otherwise. Their own description reaches for garlic and peanuts, which is fair.
Cold pressed from the seed and fruit of Azadirachta indica in India, it has been used around houses and gardens on the subcontinent for a very long time. This is a garden and outdoor oil rather than a diffuser one, and people who want it usually know exactly why.
It is potent. Dilute it well, keep it away from children, and do not use it during pregnancy.
Bought from Indian growers, bottled in New Zealand, and stocked because a small number of customers ask for it every year.
Plant part: Seed and Fruit
Extraction: Cold pressed
Origin: India
Size: 10ml
Blended and bottled in New Zealand
Cold pressed from Azadirachta indica seed and fruit
A garden and outdoor oil, not a diffuser one
Traditionally used around Indian households
Pharmacy grade, bottled in New Zealand
Massage or body oil: 5 drops per 10ml of carrier oil such as sweet almond or jojoba.
Bath: 4-6 drops stirred through a little carrier oil or milk once the water has run.
Inhalation: straight from the bottle, or a few drops on a tissue.
Dolphin Clinic recommend topical use on five days a week rather than every day.
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