ROLE OF NEEM IN COSMETICS

Common Name: Neem
Bilogical name : Azadiraktha Indica
Family : Meliaceae
Description : It has stright Trunk and it has hard bark with seales and colour of bark is brownish grey and flowers of very small and white in colour
Chemical constitute: Azadiractin, Nimbidin, Nimbin, Nimbidol, sodium Nimbate
The sticks of neem are you used in toothbrushes and also used in tongue cleaner.
Neem oil is used in preparation of different types of cosmetics soaps, shampoo, creams, balm.
Neem leaf is used for leprosy, eye disorders, bloody nose, intestinal worms, stomach upset, loss of appetite, skin ulcers, diseases of the heart and blood vessels (cardiovascular disease), fever, diabetes, gum disease (gingivitis), and liver problems. The leaf is also used for birth control and to cause abortions.

Uses of Neem for teeth Looks do matter, let’s accept this fact, whether you agree or not! Thousands of people spend a fortune on looking their best, to feel good, but it will be better if they do it the natural way. While every feature of your body makes you unique, however, the one feature that can change the whole outlook of your personality is teeth. This is an overlooked part of your body, where many people fail to put their focus on. Believe it or not, more than 30 per cent of the Indians have sensitivity in their teeth while others have cavities along with the issue of bad breath. This happens because most of the people in India do not put oral health on their priority list. There are numerous ways with which you can maintain dental health, however, the best way is to go natural that you can easily do with ‘Neem’. Studies have suggested that neem can do wonders for your teeth, as it has anti-inflammatory, antifungal, and antibacterial properties. Here are 7 ways in which neem can help you maintain dental health.

Neem leaves
This would come as a surprise for you, but these bitter-tasting leaves can help you kill plaque and tartar that builds up in gums, which are the root causes of bad breath.

Neem bark
For healthier teeth, you can just chew the neem bark. It not only fights dental diseases but can prevent cavity as well, which is one of the common dental problems Indians are facing today.

Neem concoction
This is one of the easy ways to maintain dental health. All you need is to boil a bunch of neem leaves in enough water till it reduces to 1/4th of the original volume. Gargle with this concoction for good breath and whiter teeth as it kills the bacteria inside your mouth.

Neem twigs
This is one of the oldest methods used in India for dental health. You can brush your teeth with neem twigs to prevent gum diseases and for teeth whitening. You can easily get neem twigs in your nearest medical stores.

Neem toothpaste
This is one of the most hassle-free and easily accessible solutions to your troubled dental health. There are various kinds of natural toothpaste available in the market that has neem extracts in them. You can simply brush your teeth with this toothpaste for whiter teeth.

Neem powder
Neem powder is made by grinding dried neem leaves traditionally. Just mix one teaspoon neem powder with one teaspoon baking soda and enough water to make a paste. Brush with this homemade toothpaste to have shiny yet cleaner teeth.

Neem oil
It is something that many people do not know about! Neem oil has antibacterial and anti-fungal properties that can prevent gum inflammation and cavities. Add a drop to your regular toothpaste and brush with it, and see the magic.