What Is Neem?
Derived from the neem tree, which is native to India, neem is a nutrient-rich anti-fungal, anti-bacterial, anti- oxidant extract chock full of fatty acids, carotenoids, antioxidants & anti-inflammatory and analgesic agents. Known as India's pharmacy tree, the neem tree is revered for its many healing effects on the body, spirit and mind.
Extensive Skin Benefits
REGENERATES YOUTHFUL GLOW + STIMULATES COLLAGEN
Neem is enriched with vitamin E, fatty acids, antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties that reverse the effects of sun damage and protect your skin from further environmental damage. Oleic and linoleic acid, two of the major components of neem oil, penetrate the skin and keep the lining of the cells soft and supple. Neem also contains carotenoids that accelerate the skin’s protection against free radicals. With its regenerative properties and immune-boosting compounds, neem enables the skin to fight pathogens that are present below the surface of the skin which helps it to stay supple. Neem also stimulates collagen production which slows down the aging process of the skin.
FIGHTS ACNE + BLACKHEADS
Because of the anti-bacterial properties, neem is a wonderful ally in the battle against acne. It helps kill the bacteria that clogs pores and causes blemishes. Neem is also a non-comedogenic agent, which removes skin impurities and tightens the pores. In addition, the fatty acids help prevent marks and scars caused by acne.
SOOTHES + MOISTURIZES
Neem provides excellent moisturizing and healing benefits. It’s rich in vitamin E and fatty acids that help improve skin elasticity and provide and retain moisture. Vitamin E and EFAs enable neem oil to seep deep into the skin to heal gaps and cracks caused by dryness, preventing moisture loss and restoring the protective barrier. Neem also contains anti-inflammatory compounds that soothe the skin and reduce redness and irritation.
REDUCES HYPER-PIGMENTATION
Neem is an ultimate savior for skin pigmentation. It clears and rejuvenates the skin while helping to keep it even-toned by slowing down the production of melanin which leads to pigmentation.
