Anne Elizabeth Says: "As an investigator, I made this after trying out the various essentials individually to see their effects on the bugs they supposedly repelled. I will share my story of Tea tree oil and the tic. I was camping with my husband and took the Tea tree oil along after reading up on its abilities. When we woke up that morning, we could see a tic on the outside of the tent roof, just above us. So, I took out my bottle of oil, put some on my finger and, from the inside of the tent, made a line right in front of where the tic was walking. It stopped, turned around and walked away. I made three more connected lines until it was boxed in, and we watched this tic walk all around inside the box, careful not to cross any of the lines! The really nice thing about this spray is that it not only works, but it also makes your skin so soft!"
Carrier Oil (Primrose or Coconut + Vitamin E)
Tea tree oil for tics
Pine + Cedarwood for flies and spiders
Sage + Lemongrass for Mosquitos, Bees & Chiggers
Ahhhh summer time! Nothing draws man outdoors more than the allure of a warm, sunny day...especially after a long, cold, dark winter. But nature brings bugs...and bugs bring bites and stings. The common answer is bug spray...chemically laden and not nearly as effective as nature. A key component in most bug sprays is Deet, a pesticide...that you are spraying on your skin...and clothes... and inhaling into your lungs.
Mosquitos, tics, flies, wasps, bees...they are all equally capable of ruining a good time outside. So don't let nature stop you! Get your bottle of essential oil insect repellent today. *Be sure to check the ingredients against your personal allergies*
