Herbal Bug Spray
This Herbal Bug Spray uses grain alcohol and essential oils as a repellant. This recipe came from an herbalist named Stephen Harrod Buhner that he shares with the public. He is a knowledgeable herbalist known for his work with lyme disease and other co-infections from ticks. He believes that this recipe is as effective as deet in repelling ticks and mosquitos.
After several requests for natural bug repellant I did some research and decided to invest in this recipe. These essential oils are a little hard to find and are also a bit pricey but with your wellness in mind I came to a price that I am happy with. If this batch sells well, I will make a larger option available in the future for you to purchase.
To Use: Spray on clothes during tick season or when mosquitos are abundant. If you choose to spray on to your skin please do a patch test to see how your body will react to the essential oils. Since this recipe has high concentrations of essential oils you may develop irritation if directly sprayed onto skin, so please do a small patch test first. I do not recommend this sprayed directly onto children’s skin.
Ingredients: Grain alcohol, Ledum groenlandicum, Tagetes minuta, Chamaecyparis nootkatensi, Artemisia absinthium, Myrica gale, Juniperus Virginia, Eucalyptus citriodora, Origanum majorana.
Use within a year
Size: 1 oz glass spray bottle
This Herbal Bug Spray uses grain alcohol and essential oils as a repellant. This recipe came from an herbalist named Stephen Harrod Buhner that he shares with the public. He is a knowledgeable herbalist known for his work with lyme disease and other co-infections from ticks. He believes that this recipe is as effective as deet in repelling ticks and mosquitos.
After several requests for natural bug repellant I did some research and decided to invest in this recipe. These essential oils are a little hard to find and are also a bit pricey but with your wellness in mind I came to a price that I am happy with. If this batch sells well, I will make a larger option available in the future for you to purchase.
To Use: Spray on clothes during tick season or when mosquitos are abundant. If you choose to spray on to your skin please do a patch test to see how your body will react to the essential oils. Since this recipe has high concentrations of essential oils you may develop irritation if directly sprayed onto skin, so please do a small patch test first. I do not recommend this sprayed directly onto children’s skin.
Ingredients: Grain alcohol, Ledum groenlandicum, Tagetes minuta, Chamaecyparis nootkatensi, Artemisia absinthium, Myrica gale, Juniperus Virginia, Eucalyptus citriodora, Origanum majorana.
Use within a year
Size: 1 oz glass spray bottle
This Herbal Bug Spray uses grain alcohol and essential oils as a repellant. This recipe came from an herbalist named Stephen Harrod Buhner that he shares with the public. He is a knowledgeable herbalist known for his work with lyme disease and other co-infections from ticks. He believes that this recipe is as effective as deet in repelling ticks and mosquitos.
After several requests for natural bug repellant I did some research and decided to invest in this recipe. These essential oils are a little hard to find and are also a bit pricey but with your wellness in mind I came to a price that I am happy with. If this batch sells well, I will make a larger option available in the future for you to purchase.
To Use: Spray on clothes during tick season or when mosquitos are abundant. If you choose to spray on to your skin please do a patch test to see how your body will react to the essential oils. Since this recipe has high concentrations of essential oils you may develop irritation if directly sprayed onto skin, so please do a small patch test first. I do not recommend this sprayed directly onto children’s skin.
Ingredients: Grain alcohol, Ledum groenlandicum, Tagetes minuta, Chamaecyparis nootkatensi, Artemisia absinthium, Myrica gale, Juniperus Virginia, Eucalyptus citriodora, Origanum majorana.
Use within a year
Size: 1 oz glass spray bottle
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