incognito natural insect repellent lotion 100ml

natural insect repellent lotion 100ml

incognito natural insect repellent lotion 100ml

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incognito natural insect repellent lotion uses exactly the same active ingredient (botanical PMD) and concentration as our signature incognito spray and roll-on formulations. This is a clinically proven maximum strength insect repellent formulation which provides protection against mosquitoes, midges, sandflies, horseflies, ticks and many more insects. Suitable for use worldwide, including high risk tropical destinations and for all the family including babies from 6 months old. Designed for those who may prefer a more thorough application via a lotion, this insect repellent with its pleasant aroma and non-sticky feel, also moisturises and nourishes the skin. Our plant based active ingredient PMD is recommended by the NHS and Public Health England to avoid mosquito and tick bites. Our formulations are clinically tested to provide complete protection for at least 4 hours, very good protection up to 7 hours against Aedes aegypti (Zika and Dengue carrying) mosquitoes. Also effective against Anopheles gambiae (Malaria carrying) mosquitoes. They are manufactured using our unique secret process which in clinical testing extended the duration of efficacy. Directions: Shake well before use. Massage onto skin when necessary, avoiding contact with eyes and other sensitive areas. During day time if you are exposed to the sun we recommend using our SPF30 sun cream insect repellent instead and at night or when not exposed to the sun our incognito lotion, spray or roll-on. Every decision we make is based on how it impacts the environment. Winner of the Queens Award for Sustainable Development. 10% of all profits go to charity. Tube made entirely from plant based renewable source sugarcane which captures CO2 during photosynthesis.
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