All-Natural Mosquito Repellent Recipe!

All-Natural Mosquito Repellent Recipe! The mosquito's and bugs are absolutely invading us!  With all of the rain that we have experienced of late, the bug population has exploded.  Along with the increase of the mosquitoes comes the increased risk of diseases from these pesky bugs.  Check out my blog TEXAS Has a New State Bird!  Take Precautions Friends! I have lived in the Houston area for most of my life and have battled mosquito bites for years.  As one who is highly allergic to these irritating little bugs and also a cancer survivor, I am all about using All-Natural bug sprays.  I began trying out my own concoctions and have come up with one that really works for me. If you would like to try it, here are my simple instructions: Purchase the following ingredients:  Witch hazel, Arbonne Sea Source Body Oil (truly the best bug-repelling oil with no harmful ingredients), Eucalyptus Oil, Lavender Oil, Peppermint Oil and Lemon Oil. Find small spray bottles that you can use to fill with your spray.  You will also find a small funnel to be quite helpful. Whatever sized bottle you choose, fill it 3/4 full of Witch Hazel.  Depending on the size of your spray bottles, the Arbonne Oil will be the most generous amount you use.  I typically pour about a tablespoon or more into each bottle. The remaining oils will just be about 3-4 drops of each. Shake well before each use and reapply as needed.  If you are perspiring a lot you will need to apply more frequently. Not only will this All-Natural bug spray help prevent bites, it also smells great and leaves your skin silky smooth!  What's not to love about that? Let me know how you like the spray!  I am a mosquito magnet and it works wonders for myself, my grand kids and on my pets! Check out my post TEXAS Has a New State Bird!  Take Precautions Friends!      "Have you fully lived today?" Paula L. McDonald ~ REALTOR® Broker ~ The Woodlands, Texas 936-203-0279 Direct Selling The Woodlands real estate and surrounding areas! Paula@ChevauxGroup.com                    Copyright 2015 Paula McDonald