And for those serious outdoorsy types, you may also want to try out Ojas Ayurveda’s Anti-Itchy Spray also available from Mountain Rose Herbs. It’s essential in treating Poison Oak, Poison Ivy and Stinging Nettles after exposure and contains an all natural blend of Organic Calendula and Mugwort extracts, organic Grain alcohol, organic Apple Cider Vinegar, filtered water, organic Menthol Crystals, Dead Sea Salt and a proprietary blend of organic healing essential oils. During the entire month of June, Mountain Rose Herb’s is offering this amazing Anti-Itcy Spray at 10% off.
For more ideas on creating your own natural diy bug repellent products, check out the article, Natural Mosquito Repellent Recipes and Other Ways to Deter Biting Insects from June of last year. Or learn how to make an easy Bug Away Handmilled Soap. Also, don’t forget to check out my handmade Exfoliating Lettuce Gardener’s Soap for clean, soft hands after digging in the dirt! (You can read a review of this amazing handmade goat milk soap here.) And learn how to make your own DIY Herb Markers!
What’s your favorite product to use to keep mosquitoes and biting flies away?









Love reading this entry, very informative. You know, as much as I find that snail a cute one; I would be tossing it away as well if I will find one somewhere in my house. I’m not a snail-lover that is.
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Great info! I am really glad tea tree is a good oil to use. I will be getting it to put in my shampoo for my dry scalp.
Tea tree oil is best suited for oily skin if using as a skin product. A little goes a long way. Overused can dry out skin and make it red and flaky. However it is good for dandruff. Beware, it stinks to high heaven.