All of us want flawless, scab-less skin, yet these mosquitoes seem to beg to differ, they way they feast on our bare arms and legs. Our top of mind solution: apply insect-repellent lotion. Regularly. Yet while you may be protecting your skin from insects, what’s there to protect it from the toxic elements found in commercially-sold insect-repellents and the harm they cause?
“Even if they were made for people to apply on their skin, these are still insecticides. These contain the same elements that are harmful to insects and which they keep away from,” says Dr. Eileen Cubillan, a dermatologist at the Medical Center Manila. “You shouldn’t be applying them too often on your skin, just on rare occasions such as when you go on outdoor trips.”
Dr. Cubillan recommended two natural alternatives to commercial insect-repellents.
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