Those Using Neem Oil, How Do you Stand the Smell?

[IDareT'sHair]

@GeorginaSparks
I used it once for a Hot Oil Treatment and never returned back because of the smell.

I used the Tea for a Tea Rinse and it made my hair hard, so I shelved that too.

 

[GeorginaSparks]

@GeorginaSparks
I used it once for a Hot Oil Treatment and never returned back because of the smell.

I used the Tea for a Tea Rinse and it made my hair hard, so I shelved that too.

i have to stay away from my dog when i use it on her. so glad i bought a tiny bottle and cant wait for it to be done

 

[IDareT'sHair]

i have to stay away from my dog when i use it on her. so glad i bought a tiny bottle and cant wait for it to be done

@GeorginaSparks
If you ever need another bottle hit me up. *no seriously*

 

[imaginary]

@GeorginaSparks I use it to help with my itchy scalp. As a pre-poo it does well, paired with a scalp exfoliator my scalp is chill for a month.

 

[GeorginaSparks]

@GeorginaSparks
If you ever need another bottle hit me up. *no seriously*

no im GOOD. thanks for the offer though!

 

[nothidden]

@nothidden
As You Should Be. With Very Good Reason.

It is not for the faint of Heart. That's some serious STANK right there

LMAO...shame something so healthy smells so badly.

 

[nothidden]

I rec'd the tea. Due to the reviews about its bitter taste, I brewed it with red rooibos and herbal teas (orange, mango, peach). While the tea didn't have a smell (or odor), the bitterness is crazy! I used the brewed mix in my smoothie and still could not believe how bitter it was. The brew by itself became more tolerable with agave nectar, but it has a very strange taste.

I would suggest brewing for maybe 5 mins at most.