Nourish and protect the skin to help prevent irritation from seasonal insects.
Cold Pressed Avocado Oil, Witch Hazel and Eucalyptus provide nourishing protection to the skin with this Insect Repelling botanical blend. A non-greasy formulation with support from natural botanicals and Avocado oil to actively soften the skin while helping to protect against biting bugs.
Vitamin E and active omegas lock in moisture, whereas Eucalyptus helps to keep bugs at bay. An anti-bacterial and anti-inflammotory lotion that soothes, heals and softens all in one go.
Natural Skincare | Made in New Zealand | Plant Based | Vegan | Cruelty Free
Made with Cold Pressed Extra Virgin NZ Avocado Oil
Loaded with nutrients, avocado oil is the moisture-boosting, skin-strengthening solution to a healthy, youthful-looking face. As well having anti-inflammatory effects that soothe blemishes and acne, vitamins C and E join forces with antioxidants like lutein and zeaxanthin to fight free radicals and increase suppleness. Carotenoids help the skin build stronger structures while improving brightness. And oleic acid, vitamins D and E, and a nutrient called D-mannoheptulose encourage cell turnover and collagen production, processes that slow down with age.
Witch hazel contains several antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, including gallic acid and tannins. When applied topically to the skin, witch hazel can reduce redness, soothe the skin, and help ease sunburns. Witch hazel soothes irritation and itchiness.
Eucalyptus oil is one of the more well-known natural repellents. The CDC have approved eucalyptus oil as an effective ingredient in mosquito repellent. Other effective and well-proven benefits of eucalyptus oil are its antibacterial, moisturizing, and anti-inflammatory properties. It can promote wound healing and provide pain relief for minor scrapes or bites.
Patchouli essential oil can act as a strong and effective insect repellent. It has been used since ancient times to keep mosquitoes, bed bugs, ants, flies, moths, and fleas away. Patchouli shares a lot of similar properties with tea tree—they’re both antiviral and antimicrobial—but unlike tea tree, it doesn’t contain a group of molecules that make it super astringent. That means you get all the relief but none of the drying.
