All-Natural Insect Repellent
by Ticks-N-All
Full Details
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Made in the USA: Pensacola, FL
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Active ingredients: Castor oil, soybean oil, lemongrass oil, citronella oil, sesame oil, peppermint oil, cedarwood oil, rosemary oil, cinnamon oil, thyme oil, clove bud oil, and geranium oil. Inactive ingredients: Coconut oil, guar gum, and citrus extract
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Care: Store in cool dry place
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Includes: One 4 oz bottle of insect repellant
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Instructions: Shake before use. Hold container upright two to four inches from skin and spray generously. For small children, first spray into palm of your hand and then spread on exposed areas of skin. Reapply every four hours or as needed
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100% natural ingredients with no DEET, parabens, or harsh chemicals
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Gentle on sensitive skin
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Outperforms DEET products by 30%
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Can be used to soothe bites and stings
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Safe for use by young children and pregnant women
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Rejuvenates and moisturizes skin
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Cruelty-free and non-toxic formula
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No GMOs
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Pleasant woody and floral fragrance
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Caution: Keep out of reach of children
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For ages 3 months and up
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Dimensions: 6" x 1.65" diameter
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Weight: 0.3 lb
Reviews
4 avg. (5 reviews)
Your Review
Didn't work
I was really hoping this would work, unfortunately it did not. Will continue to search for a great mosquito repellent. The fragrance is really good though. Once applied I still had mosquito's swarming me. I can understand a few here and there but there were still a lot.
Great product
I love this spray! It works well, smells nice. I like the all natural ingredients. I’ve already re-stocked since my original order.
works but smells
This does what it says, but for me I did not like the scent, so I stopped using it and went back to cutters. Funny, that is a smell I'm used to.
Bought for Chiggers on my dogs
After having a pipe replaced in our lawn, apparently the slab of grass used to plug the lawn hole, must have been infested with chiggers, or as we like to say in the South: red bugs.
I tried spraying my dogs with Ticks-n-All, but these buggers are hard to kill and too numerous. I've had no luck getting rid of them on a permanent basis! They transfer onto me as I sleep with my little dog and nest. I even tried putting Campho Phenique on his top back and it didn't help. We are desperate now. Thank you for your product: it really was the only product that I could find,that was holistic and not harmful to my dogs!
Does the job
Works well and has a pleasant herbal smell.
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Keep mosquitoes and other pests at bay with organic insect repellent. It’s non-toxic and made with 15 natural oils like citronella, lemongrass, and castor, along with other natural ingredients to ward off insects without any DEET, parabens, or harsh chemicals. Spray it on before you head outside. It helps soothe bites and stings, too. Made in the USA.
Ticks-N-All Maker Kevin Newell has a background in vector-borne diseases. What is that exactly? Great question. Any disease carried by mosquitoes, ticks, and other bloodsucking insects is vector-borne. Kevin’s experience in this field inspired the development of natural alternatives for repelling pests from people and pets.
The non-toxic repellents are all Made in the USA and are formulated with organic oils like castor, geranium, rosemary, thyme, and peppermint. Purposefully left out of the sprays are parabens, DEET, and harsh chemicals. The sprays are each specifically formulated for people, cats, and dogs. Give yourself (and the kids and pets) a spray-down before heading outside for a layer of natural protection. The natural ingredients can help soothe skin if you get bitten, too.
The non-toxic repellents are all Made in the USA and are formulated with organic oils like castor, geranium, rosemary, thyme, and peppermint. Purposefully left out of the sprays are parabens, DEET, and harsh chemicals. The sprays are each specifically formulated for people, cats, and dogs. Give yourself (and the kids and pets) a spray-down before heading outside for a layer of natural protection. The natural ingredients can help soothe skin if you get bitten, too.
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