7. Common Mistakes to Avoid When Making the Repellent
Using undiluted oils: Always mix with a carrier like witch hazel.
Not shaking before use: Oils may separate.
Using expired/low-quality oils: Reduces effectiveness.
8. How to Apply the Repellent for Best Results
Spray on exposed skin and clothing before going outdoors
Avoid eyes and mouth
Reapply every 2–3 hours, especially in humid areas or when sweating
For children: apply to your hands first, then gently rub onto their skin
9. Real-Life Testimonials: Success Stories from Users
Sarah, a mom of two, says her kids love the smell and get fewer bites.
Tom, an avid hiker, uses it regularly and prefers it to chemical sprays.
10. Addressing Common Concerns and Myths
Effectiveness: DIY repellents can be as effective as store-bought if applied correctly.
High mosquito areas: Reapplication is key. Many have used Nana’s recipe successfully in tropical climates.
11. Tips for Storing and Preserving the Repellent
Store in a cool, dark place
Use a dark-colored glass bottle to prevent light degradation
When properly stored, the repellent can last several months
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