since this is organic with nothing added can I use this for hair and skin even though it is marketed for garden?
1244774
I threw everything away. The stuff didn't work on the bug problem I was trying to fix and it smelled really bad. I wouldn't use it for hair and skin but maybe I didn't use it properly at all.
1244775
Umm, I hope the manufacturer's don't clue in, but that's why I bought this--if it is truly organic, then it is good for spraying on plants to help prevent fungus, but it's also very good for the skin. I use it *primarily* for the skin as I have really dry skin and psoriasis and my husband has athlete's foot and he likes it for that...but shhhhhhh, so they don't raise the price!
1244776
Made by the same company that makes products for skin. I add this oil to regular lotion and have had no problems. It is not recommended for this so I am not recommending it. The oil for use as pesticide (works great when mixed with water, dish soap, and cinnamon oil, by the way. Find a recipe online.) costs a lot less. Is it the same? I do not know. Has worked for me though some people find the oil somewhat irritating on skin.
1244777
I only use this for my garden. It most likely is safe to work with, but I can't recommend using it as a bath or skin lotion.
653562
Unfortunately I used this on all natural hair. I believe it's safe but can't speak from experience.
1832675
I have a friend who mixes the two to make hand lotions - I will ask her about using on your hair but since they are both natural can't see any problems.
582933
I use it in lotions, to freshen up linens, and to rub on sore muscles. Don't know about trying on hair. However, if you use it with other oils it may work.
1757983
I've never put it in my hair but it is one of those natural healing products that is good for the skin; and I would think would also be good for the hair.
1827552
It's NOT listed as organic, so I'd consider it as conventional product, meaning it's the generic conventional methods, which can contain hormones, pesticides, toxins, etc., even if it's all natural. All natural means it doesn't have chemical additives; it doesn't mean it's organic. If you need to be free of all these things, look for an organic product made in USA.
1116167
Sorry for the late response...I never actually used this product on my hair, just the skin.
1891809
yes it can. I use the oil pure on my hands and scalp. I mix it with my favorite organic lotion to rub on my body. The oil can be used in soaps. If you are into soap making you can find recipes online or you can simply purchase premade soaps that use the oil
836157
Yes, it's ok for organic gardening. Try not to spray in the morning or when bees are active, as it will kill them, too. Late evenings most of the bees have gone back to the hive, many blossoms close up at night. Avoid spraying into blossoms. Oil does not mix with water alone, you must mix it with dish soap first, then add water. Amounts are on the label. 2 TBs = 1 oz. I use at least 1 part soap to 2 parts neem, often 1:1 neem and soap. Warm water to mix is ok, but not hot. Shake spray bottle often while using, to keep it mixed well.
622826
It is Natural Grooming not necessarily organic. It does not contain parabens or alcohol so probably as close to an organic product that actually works.
1134096
I use it on my skin and hair. Take a spoonful internally for health. Or cook with it.
587624
I am sorry I am not sure. All the ingredients seem to be natural, but that doesn't always mean it is ok for treated hair. I would see if you can go to companies website and ask them. I am sorry I was not more help for you.
1893712
Yes, it is great to be used for either body area. However, it you have colored or permed hair, you will need to condition with the correct additives.
976914
I don't think its organic. I have very dry hair and this shampoo/conditioner really helps that. It also smells really nice and lasting. Lathers very well and the product last a long time since much isn't needed. I would recommend.
836077
A product you use on your skin only, generally has different guidelines than a food. I wouldn't use it in any way that would interact with something you might ingest. I'm sure it's fine for the purpose for which it's intended
39167
I am not a 100% sure, but I do know that this is a great product, I use it for my natural hair and skin.
517468
It is just shampoo and conditioner so yes you can use it at home. this is NOT a keratin treatment.