Kate Blanc Cosmetics Neem Oil for Skin, Hair & Face. Safe for Dog, Plants, Scalp (4oz, Organic, Cold Pressed, Concentrate)USDA Organic

The smell doesn't bother me, but it's a bit strong. That's the only drawback. All neem oils are "fragrant". I use this product to clean my eyelashes to prevent demodex mites. I'm allergic to the eyelid wipes that contain tea tree oil - this is a good alternative. I place several drops of a neutral carrier oil on a cotton pad (I use therapeutic grade jojoba oil), followed by one small drop of the neem oil. So far, I haven't had any issues with eye irritation; however, you should always be careful using anything near the eyes. This modest size bottle will last for a long time. Neem oil has a variety of uses! I recommend researching it.

Good for skin care- smell isn’t the most pleasant (it’s garlicky) however it’s been effective to my use.

I have used this for pests on my plants, just put a drop or two in a spray bottle with water and soap. It has worked great to kill pests and save my plants. The smell isn’t great so not sure if I’d use it on my face.

These are really good. I like the product. I wish that these companies would have a way to send back the bottles. It's such a a waste, when you're finished, to have to throw them away.So many of these bottles could be reused if they had a system of cleaning them.

Neem oil has a terrible smell in my opinion but it is nature's Best skin healer.I don't even try to make it smell better, I don't know how.I have used Neem essential oil for years to keep cold sores on and around my lips from spreading but isvery expensive, so I decided to try this therapeutic oil.It comes in a tinted glass bottle with a dropper closure, which indicates it's quality since plastic bottle is not used.it does work to help heal skin eruptions and cold sores and I think I would like to blend it with another carrier oil fordry skin where needed-my next experimentation with it.I am very pleased with this Neem oil and since not much is used at a time, it will last a long time.

Smells horrible but made my hair grow fast

I purchased this oil to help my dog with her allergies to dust and storage mites. I actually love the smell of this oil. Its a cross between woody and nutty. I think my dog liked the smell of it too. I did the research and its supposed to be excellent for mites as well as skin moisturization. Its extremely hard to eliminate all the dust, all the time. I hope to make it harder for the mites to get on my dog and set up home in her fur. It is said that neem oil kills the mites and caster oil kills the eggs they lay. I'm hoping to see some excellent results with this because winters are going to be hard on her when its time to close up the house and stay inside. At my age, dust is faster than I am. I need every edge I can get on the problem!

I’ll probably stick to tea tree oil after trying this. A friend of mine who suggested I try neem oil for dandruff also did a smell test (lol) and told me it smells nothing like neem. I don’t know about that as it’s my first experience with neem oil, but I do know it’s impossible to get out of your hair. The horrible smell will follow you around for a while. It smells like a mushroomy forest and rotting coffee grounds in one, very musty and strong. I didn’t mind while using it, but after washing my hair twice, adding conditioner and a ACV rinse, still smelling it in my hair… it was awful. I had to put my hair up the whole next day to avoid smelling it, and after washing my hair 2 more times it almost went away. (After a total of 4 washes, the smell was mostly gone). I would like a refund or to return it, as I will never use this again. Although, I must say, it did make my scalp feel good and helped a lot with dandruff. But it’s not worth it. Also, I am not sure if it was caused by the oil or the efforts of getting the smell of it out, but my hair has been feeling very tangled ever since I used it and almost unmanageable and I’ve not had that problem so severely in a long time.