Neem Oil
The biological treasure
Neem: the protective oil. 100% pure, plant-based oil, traditionally used for skin care as an antiseptic and natural insect repellent.
Neem: the protective oil. 100% pure, plant-based oil, traditionally used for skin care as an antiseptic and natural insect repellent.
MARNYS® Neem Oil is a protective oil extracted by cold-pressing the seeds of the neem tree (Melia azadirachta).
PROPERTIES
- 100% natural, plant-based oil extracted from the neem tree (Melia azadirachta), believed to be sacred in India.
- Rich in essential fatty acids that protect the skin's natural barrier.
- Intensely protects skin and hair.
- Also recommended for dental care.
Traditionally used for skin care as an antiseptic and natural insect repellent.
INGREDIENTS100% natural oil from neem seeds (Melia azadirachta seed oil) | |
HOW TO USE
| PRESENTATION15 ml bottle |
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