NEEM TULSI SOAP

 


NEEM

 

Neem is a symbol of good health and longevity.

 

Neem is very popular as a medicinal plant. Neem leaves and its extracts are commonly used for their antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and healing properties. This excellent herb is a great source of fatty acids, vitamins and minerals that are needed for healthy skin and hair. It contains active constituents like nimbidin, nimbolide and azadirachtin that have some amazing medicinal properties that can help get rid of every skin and hair problems.

 

Bark and leaves of neem are quite effective in controlling infections, deworming, disinfecting and healing wounds. Apart from this, it also helps in relieving itch and eliminating allergic rashes.

 

Neem has an antibacterial, antifungal and anti-inflammatory property that soothes irritated, dehydrated or dry skin, with an additional advantage of getting a cooling effect, for treating skin sensitivity.

 

Neem contains a significant ingredient, fatty acids like linoleic, oleic, and stearic acid which help the scalp to nourish, thereby keeping the hair smooth. Neem is an effective herb to treat hair loss, curbing dandruff, as it helps the hair follicles to become stronger, curtailing hair greying and also encourages hair growth. Since neem has high fatty acid content, it helps the scalp encountering hair thinning and balding. The regenerative properties of neem helps in reducing hair fall, along with relieving from itchiness, inflammation, and irritation associated with dandruff.

 

Neem is stuffed with antioxidants, moisturizing triglycerides and vitamin E, which makes it an ideal anti-ageing treatment. They lower wrinkles, fines lines and dark spots and make skin look firm and toned.

 

Neem comes loaded with Vitamin C, which helps boost the natural production of collagen and flood the skin with antioxidants to smooth fine lines. And while it treads lightly around dry skin, neem is just as effective at controlling the production of excess sebum in oily skin types by serving as an astringent.

 

The antibacterial properties of neem control the oil production in skin, fighting acne-causing bacteria, which helps in the treatment and prevention of acne.

 

Neem reduces pigmentation in skin, the antioxidants in neem are beneficial for reducing melanin production of skin, which helps to even out skin tone, reducing dark spots, pimples, blemishes, rashes and dark circles under the eyes.

 

Neem moisturises skin, making it soft and supple. It clears the skin from dark spots caused by the sun, as it acts as a natural toner to shrink the pores. It pulls back large pores and works as an exfoliating agent to pull out impurities and tighten pores.

 

These green boons are an exquisite ingredients, which keeps your position strong on beauty fronts, with its surprising benefits therein, making your skin enviably gorgeous.

 

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