It is a universal truism that no one likes mosquitoes. The only exception would be for those who study them for science.
They cause irritating and itchy welts and in some cases can carry deadly diseases. At the same time, virtually no one likes commercial mosquito / insect repellent.
Sure, companies have tried to cover up the harsh smells with various perfumes, but even when that has worked (which is rare,) you still are spraying industrial chemicals directly onto your skin.
If we did not hate mosquitoes so much, we would never do that; in fact, if someone suggested it for fun, we would look at them like they had two heads.
Luckily, there are some natural mosquito repellents that you can make that work well and avoid the whole “spray chemicals onto my skin” thing.
On the next page, we show you one mosquito repellent that is all natural and most importantly, really works well.
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Awesome
Skin so soft or if your in a real pickle use mud they both work the same.
If you live in the south beauty berry grows wild every where. Great for all biting insects