Neem oil is an oil obtained by cold pressing the fruits and seeds of Neem. It is a water-soluble oil, which can be mixed very well with water or in aqueous solutions. Actions: antibacterial, antiviral, strong antifungal, antiseptic, antiparasitic, regenerating, soothing, emollient, restores skin elasticity, general insect repellent demonstrated for over 400 species of insects , herbicide and insecticide for household, veterinary and forestry use. Ingredients: Neem essential oil (Azadirachta indica) 100%. How to use: It is used as an additive in various cosmetic or medicinal products, as the case may be, in a proportion of 5-20%. It can also be used pure, applied locally on the skin, for those who tolerate the smell. As an insect repellent: a few drops in a repellent lotion or oil to deter insects for pets. As an ointment in a percentage of approx. 25% or included in shampoo 5-10%. As a pesticide: 1 liter of warm water, one tablespoon of liquid soap (can be prepared from neutral or household soap flakes), 10 ml of Neem oil. It is sprayed on the leaves and trunk of the plants and on the soil once a week. If it rains, the operation is repeated. The solution is to combat insects. It does not instantly kill insects already established on plants, but it will repel others from settling. Neem combats the development of larvae, repels aphids, mites and various beetles. Does not affect butterflies, ladybugs or bees. Presentation: 10 ml