Neem Powder 

Neem Powder is made from pure dried neem leaves (Azadirachta indica), known in Ayurveda as a powerful antibacterial, antifungal, antimicrobial, blood-purifying, and anti-inflammatory herb. It is widely used for skin problems, acne, dandruff, scalp infections, and general detoxification. Neem is a natural healer that deeply cleanses the skin and scalp, promoting healthy skin and hair when used correctly.

Benefits of Neem Powder

1. For Skin

• Strong antibacterial action helps treat acne, pimples, and breakouts.

• Controls excess oil and prevents clogged pores.

• Reduces acne marks, scars, and pigmentation.

• Soothes redness, itching, rashes, and skin irritation.

• Helps in fungal infections (ringworm, fungal patches).

• Acts as a natural skin purifier for glowing skin.

2. For Hair & Scalp

• Fights dandruff, itching and scalp fungal infections.

• Strengthens hair roots and reduces hair fall caused by infections.

• Promotes clean and healthy scalp environment.

• Reduces lice due to strong antimicrobial properties.

• Helps control excess oil production on the scalp.

3. For Body Detox (If consumed in edible-grade form)

• Purifies blood and supports liver function.

• Boosts immunity and digestion.

• Helps manage skin disorders caused by internal toxins.

Uses / How to Use Neem Powder

1. For Acne & Pimple Treatment

• Mix neem powder + rose water → apply on acne areas → leave 10 minutes → wash.

2. For Glowing & Clear Skin

• Neem + Multani Mitti + Aloe vera gel mask → removes oil and improves clarity.

3. For Fungal Infections

• Make a paste with neem + turmeric + water → apply on affected skin (not open wounds).

4. For Dandruff Treatment

• Mix neem + reetha or neem + aloe → apply on scalp 20 minutes → rinse.

5. For Hair Growth & Strong Scalp

• Mix neem + amla + curd → strengthens roots and reduces scalp infections.

6. Internal Use (Only food-grade neem powder)

• 1 teaspoon with warm water or honey (only if medically suitable).

• Supports detoxification and immunity.

Conditions When NOT to Use Neem Powder

1. Very Sensitive or Dry Skin

• Neem is strong and may cause burning or excessive dryness.

• Should mix with aloe or curd for sensitive skin.

2. On Open Wounds, Cuts, or Raw Skin

• Can irritate broken skin.

3. Very Dry Scalp

• Neem can make scalp drier if overused—should mix with aloe/curd.

4. Pregnancy or Trying to Conceive (For internal use)

• Oral neem may affect fertility; avoid internal consumption without medical advice.

5. Kidney or Liver Issues (Internal use)

• High doses can be harmful → avoid consuming neem powder without doctor’s guidance.

6. Allergy to Neem or Bitter Herbs

• Avoid if allergic to neem leaves or similar herbs.

7. Recently Chemically Treated or Colored Hair

• Neem may strip moisture and slightly fade freshly applied hair color.

8. Overuse

• Daily use on skin or hair may cause dryness or irritation.

• Use 1–2 times a week for skin/hair.

Precautions

• Always do a patch test (neem is strong).

• Avoid contact with eyes—can cause severe irritation.

• Dilute with soothing ingredients for sensitive skin.

• Internal use only if edible-grade and with proper caution.