Dental hygiene using thin neem twigs is one of the plant’s uses. chewing the thin stalks helps prevent paradontosis, caries and other gum-related diseases in the oral cavity.
Soap production from neem seed oil is widespread in india and africa. both simple household soaps containing up to 80% neem oil and toilet soaps with 50 – 60% neem oil (the rest is mostly coconut oil) is manufactured. neem leaf extracts are often added to the soaps to give the greenish colouring and to enhance the beneficial effects on the skin. we have tried to make soap from neem oil and ready to sell it.
In india dried leaves and purified neem oil are added to face and skin creams; shampoos and body oils containing neem oil are also available. in germany and some other european countries neem raw material such as oil and leaves are found in various cosmetic products, such as hair tonic, shampoo, body lotion, skin cream, face cleansing milk, alcoholic face tonic or cleansing pads.