Fly & Mosquito Repellent Lotion – 100ml Tube

Use our Daisy Cow Fly & Mosquito Repellent Lotion - 100ml lotion to keep pesky flies and mosquitoes at bay!  It's the ideal size for your bag or desk drawer and can be used for the whole family, excepting children under 12 months old.

Features:

• Natural active ingredients, free of DEET and synthetic pesticides
• Pleasant smelling lotion that is great for use on the face and body
• Suitable for children over 12 months of age
• 4-hour protection against flies and mosquitoes
• Suitable for sensitive skin

Ingredients:

Our Hand and Body Lotion is made with the finest natural ingredients, including:

• Distilled water
• Organic extra virgin cold-pressed olive oil
• Vegetable wax
• Beeswax
• Manuka honey
• Borax
• Grapeseed extract
• Citronella Essential Oil
• Lavender Essential Oil
• Rosemary Essential Oil
• Cedarwood Essential Oil

Say goodbye to concerns like petroleum jelly, paraffins, alcohol, sulphates, gluten, dairy, nuts, and seeds. Our formula is void of these elements and artificial fragrances and our packaging is 100% recyclable.

How to Use:

• For external use only. Not to be applied to infants under 12 months of age unless on doctor's advice.
• Avoid eyes and lips. If irritation occurs, wash affected area and discontinue use.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Store in a cool dry place.
• Pregnant women:  Rosemary oil, in particular, is considered unsafe during pregnancy as it contains camphor which is a uterine stimulant. Thus, expectant mums should avoid rosemary whilst pregnant as it could lead to miscarriage.

Directions:

• Apply to all exposed skin.
• Reapply after 3 hours, after swimming or towelling dry.
• Store Below 25 Degrees Celsius
• Dispose of container - Don’t forget to recycle.

Use in conjunction with our Fly and Mosquito Repellent - 10ml

Daisy Cow products are cruelty free and not tested on animals.

Daisy Cow Soap and Skincare is a proud member of the Australian Made campaign. We are an Australian owned company creating and manufacturing in small batches in Rutherglen, Victoria, Australia.