I be wondering if anyone have used avon skin so soft dry grease as a mosquito repellent and if they recommend it?

I get inadequately bitten on holiday and have be told this works wonders, however i would like more evidence since i stock up and take the risk!I be wondering if anyone have used avon skin so soft dry grease as a mosquito repellent and if they recommend it?
yes, and it works, it you approaching the smell. I don't like the smell of OFF mesquite repellent.
Skin So Soft is excellent for a bug repellent. I use it adjectives the time for a bug repellent and it is awesome for the skin. It works good on animals too, if they are getting bothered by bugs. I would put it on my horses when I have them, and it worked like sleight of hand. You can get it contained by 'roll-on' bottles and that works even better than the giant bottles. It is good beside a lot of other things around the house too. Good luck!
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Yes, I've be using it since I was little. My Mom introduced me to it as a boy, and it's be working wonderfully for me ever since. I now use it on adjectives 4 of my boys whenever we go camp, picnicking, or whatever we prefer to do outside. My girl is fair-skinned and gets bit up defectively as well. We live contained by Florida, close to a major sea, and if it works here, it should work anywhere. Thanks for asking this question, reminded me I want to buy some more. I hope I can get it formerly the 4th of July.
It sure does. We camp within Northern Ontario, where the mosquitos are so big, they sit on the hydro wires to dip their foot in the lagoon.
The original Skin So Soft is the one that the complete family uses, even the men, because the smell isn't so girly. It's not dangerous for pets, too.