what does the jojoba oil do for repelling mosquitos?
1602455
you put skin so soft on your arms and legs ,also on your face and it keeps mosquitoes from getting on you. It maybe the smell of skin so soft. I do know it works because we use when we go fishing and we don't have problems with any kind of bugs. I hope this was helpful to you.
1602456
It's aroma keeps the Mosquitos from coming near you to bite you. I love it better than the original mosquito repellents which are very strong in smell & sometime very irritating to the sinuses. With skin so so I can keep my skin soft, smelling good & at the same time repell the mosquito
1602457
It doesn't. Jojoba oil replaced carrot oil as far as I can tell. All other ingredients stayed the same.
78532
If it had Bti, they'd tell you up front as that would be the active ingredient. This is made of strong smelling plant oils and is short lived repellant for the dry parts of the yard. For water, you want mosquito dunks or mosquito bits. They have Bti which works in water. It is a bacteria that harms Mosquitos and black flies.
353635
Jojoba oil will easily solidify in colder temps. Try putting it in a warm spot or placing the bottle in a container of warm water for a bit and see if it liquefies again.
1174170
I haven't tried using it for mosquitos but do have an outlet outside on my deck. Personally I don't think it would work but it is worth a try.
1911789
The ingredients do list jojoba oil,however, this product is not oily whenApplied. It is quickly absorbed for a fabulous finish.
1529343
I'm sure it would. It protects against all breeds of mosquitoes. Just make sure you have plenty of refills.
1741259
The cartridges were made for a curling wand. That's what I use them for. I do not know about mosquito repellent apparatus.
1461250
I don't know but I do know it doesn't do a very good job repelling mosquitos.
593075
Sorry I have no knowledge of a mosquito repellent I only use these cartridges for my travel curler
1977351
It works for me and smells great. A friend went to Costa Rica with two giant bottles and it saved her from mosquito bites for her 2 month stay. Presumably it will work for you too!
810428
sorry I can not answer that because I sent it back to amazon and purchased a different brand from my local grocery store which works good I have not used it on mosquitoes yet
1823809
The Plant keeps the mosquitoes away the plant itself is a natural mosquito repellant
525055
It helps to keep them mosquitos away for awhile...then they seem to get used to it. Just used it at a soccer game in a river town last week and my husband and I were much more comfortable than many others. It was better than not using anything. I will say that this works pretty well for gnats and smells good. Absorbine Jr. (muscle and joint topical liquid) works much better for mosquitos, but is stinky. You can find it in the OTC pharmacy department at WalMart or Walgreens.
1100251
a proper response to this question - YES it will keep mosquitoes away, if you point it at them. This is a FAN, not a mosquito repellant
21573
Yes. Had been using coconut oil with some success, but this jojoba is a world of difference. Tiny plugs slide out, eyes arent irritated, and you can control how much is left on for moisture. Im using as overnight scalp treatment as well, this product and the seller are 5 star imo.
2149935
jojoba smells like nothing pretty much its almost like a natural smell, and even a little neem will take over anything imo. just have to get used to it or just mix it with shampoo when you wash.
1289246
There are a few ways to apply the Frankincense oil. I apply it directly on the skin myself. Or you can use a carrier oil like jojoba on the surface & then apply the oil on top of that. A third way is to make up a spray: take a small (1 to 2 ounce) spray bottle, fill with pure water, then add 10 drops of the oil. The choice is up to you, but I have no problems with using the oil directly on the skin -- everyone is different, but I've experienced no burning, redness or irritation when using it straight from the bottle.