$5.00 – $19.95
Protection from biting insects with this combination of essential oils known to fight and repel these unwelcome visitors and let you enjoy your valuable leisure time.
Not only is sandalwood one of the natural insect repelling oils, but in the hydrosol form it is very gentle on your skin and provides the normal skincare benefits of the oil but in a much gentler form
Lemongrass & Lime Insect repellent provides excellent protection from biting insects with its combination of all the essential oils known to repel these unwelcome visitors letting you enjoy your leisure time. The pure botanical ingredients are kind to even the most sensitive of skins. Sandalwood in the hydrosol form provides the normal skincare benefits of the oil in a much gentler form. AND it is one of nature’s insect repelling oils.
Shake well before use. Hold bottle upright and lightly spray on exposed skin from a distance of 15-20cm. To apply to face, spray on hands and rub on. Reapply as necessary. Do not spray towards eyes or mouth. Do not apply to cuts/wounds or irritated skin. The handy glass 12ml bottle is a refillable rollon bottle so do not discard once it is empty.
Ruth Sullivan –
Bought this in Vanuatu but now find on Waiheke Island where I live, it is the most amazing repellant has a divine perfume and even takes the itch out of bites before they flare up. Best buy of the visit.
The Summit Vanuatu –
We truly appreciate your review Ruth and for liking our product! Thank you for the time! May you also try and enjoy our other pure, natural, beneficial health & body products! Btw, we have a surprise in store for you for your next purchase!
Polina –
I used to dread summer nights and had to be very vigilant about my mosquito net protection. Now I just spray this all over myself, smell divine and sleep soundly through the night. I also carry one with me at all times and everyone always comments on the nice smell.
The Summit Vanuatu –
Thank you Polina for taking the time to review our wonderful insect repellent. It wins critical acclaim from all of our visitors to The Summit Gardens when we spray them as a precaution before they enter the gardens, and they invariably buy a bottle at the end of their tour.
Regards
Lesley Batty