Azadirachta Indica (Neem)

In Ayurveda and other traditional practices, every part of the Neem tree has been referenced for various cultural and wellness-related applications. Neem Leaf Extract has historically been associated with uses in oral care, skin wellness, and folk practices across the Indian subcontinent. Similarly, the bark, flowers, and fruit of Neem have also been part of traditional applications, reflecting its long-standing cultural value.

Areas of Traditional Use & Research Interest

• Neem is known to contain naturally occurring compounds studied for their antioxidant, antimicrobial, and protective properties.
• The leaf extract has been culturally associated with oral cleansing practices and hair/scalp care in traditional routines.
• Neem-based preparations are also incorporated in cosmetics, soaps, natural repellents, and personal care products.
• Modern scientific studies continue to explore Neem’s bioactive compounds in relation to their potential role in metabolic balance, skin vitality, and natural microbial resistance.
• Neem oil and derivatives are often referenced in traditional beauty formulations, particularly those related to scalp and hair appearance.

Note:* These are not claims; kindly study and verify before processing