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We've just discovered Neem Oil and use it for skin problems. I didn't know it was good for repelling insects. Next time I'll try using it in carrier oil as a 'perfume'. Also the vitamin supplement idea sounds great. I much prefer natural products if at all possible - thanks.Taking a good high dosage vitamin b1 supplement is supposed to help, apparently you cannot 'overdose' on this vitamin, the excess is excreted through your skin and it's the scent of this the mozzies or midges don't like, much the same as garlic.
Have a look at pure Neem oil extract, it apparently has an 'interesting' smell, however it can be diluted with a carrier oil and an aromatherapy oil of your preferred scent, tea tree etc. Neem oil is apparently a miracle natural product and is great for skin conditions of all kinds as well as being a good repellent of mozzies n midges and other insects, tics etc and can be used on pets.
Well worth a try having read up on various web pages on the stuff.
http://www.discoverneem.com/
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Hi Mags, have a look at this link there should be the recipe for various things using NeemWe've just discovered Neem Oil and use it for skin problems. I didn't know it was good for repelling insects. Next time I'll try using it in carrier oil as a 'perfume'. Also the vitamin supplement idea sounds great. I much prefer natural products if at all possible - thanks.
used to get eaten alive but since I started on statins the only bites I get are from the wife
Just this morning made some neem oil soap. We've been buying it online for eczema but decided to try the homemade stuff. It really does stink but with some aromatherapy oils it's not so bad. Wish I'd added two and two together with the insect thing - might have saved myself a number of scars.Hi Mags, have a look at this link there should be the recipe for various things using Neem
http://www.discoverneem.com/
I have just bought some 100% natural cold pressed Neem oil and will mix with grape seed carrier oil and tea tree oil for its anticeptic qualities. the Neem oil itself is apparently quite pungent somewhere between fried onions and garlic or something similar. That's one of the very few downsides to the stuff but I think I can cope with that. Good luck with it, I hope it works a treat for you, hey it's good for your skin and hair too.
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