Are mosquito repellent buckles harmful to the body?

There are a lot of mosquitoes in summer, and babies' skin is very delicate. If bitten by mosquitoes, there will be many red spots on the body. If not properly cared for, it will not only affect the baby's image, but may also cause infection and affect the baby's physical health. There are many mosquito repellents on the market, and the most commonly used mosquito repellent is the mosquito repellent buckle. Is the mosquito repellent buckle harmful to the body?

Are mosquito repellent buckles harmful to the body?

The effectiveness of mosquito repellent products will vary from person to person depending on factors such as the environment, temperature, humidity, and personal blood type. The general emphasis of mosquito repellent buckles is that they are safe and non-toxic, suitable for babies, and can effectively prevent and reduce mosquito bites. However, this does not mean that there will be absolutely no mosquito bites after use. They are not mosquito-killing products with quick effects, and they only repel mosquitoes, because any mosquito repellent product that can kill mosquitoes will be toxic and cannot achieve safety performance, let alone be suitable for babies and pregnant women. Therefore, mothers who want to use it for their babies must consider it carefully, or those who are already using it should also pay attention.

The principle of mosquito repellent buckle

The principle of the mosquito repellent buckle is the same as that of the mosquito repellent bracelet. It can be said that the mosquito repellent buckle is an improvement on the mosquito repellent bracelet. It can be conveniently buckled anywhere on the body without being limited to the arm. Both use plant ingredients to repel mosquitoes.

The reason why mosquito repellent bracelets can repel mosquitoes is that they contain mosquito repellent ingredients from natural plants. Plants like lemongrass, lavender, cloves, etc. have mosquito repellent ingredients. Therefore, most mosquito repellent bracelets use essential oils from plants such as cloves, lemongrass, lavender, etc. as the mosquito repellent ingredients of mosquito repellent bracelets, thereby achieving the effect of repelling mosquitoes. The mosquito repellent bracelet initially used high-quality silicone as the wearing module of the mosquito repellent bracelet. Using high-quality silicone as the main material of the mosquito repellent bracelet can make people feel comfortable when wearing it, and it has good elasticity and stretchability, is not easy to be damaged, and will not make people feel too tight or too loose. In the summer, when we sweat a lot, the mosquito repellent bracelet is made of high-quality silicone and will not stick to the skin due to excessive sweat. And high-quality silicone can also provide more color options for mosquito repellent bracelets, thus achieving a beautiful effect.

What are the mosquito repellent plants in summer

Lavender

It is a small blue-purple flower. It is native to the Mediterranean, likes dry weather, and its flowers are shaped like wheat ears and usually bloom in June. Lavender itself has insecticidal effects. People usually make lavender sachets and put them in cupboards. Some people also put them in the bedroom to repel mosquitoes.

Lemon Balm

This is a member of the mint family and has white flowers with a mild lemony scent. It’s particularly good at keeping mosquito bites at bay, but it’s also an invasive species, so be careful when planting it.

Catnip

It has a fragrant smell and contains a chemical called nepetalactone, which can make cats crazy about it. At the same time, this substance also has an effect on certain insects and can be used to repel cockroaches and mosquitoes.

Basil

It is called "Basil" in Taiwan, "Jinbuhuan" in the Chaoshan area of ​​Guangdong, and "Lanxiang" in some parts of northern China. It has a strong, pungent, fragrant smell that tastes like fennel and can repel mosquitoes and relieve itching. A 2009 study showed that the plant's essential oils are harmful to mosquito larvae.

Mint

It has a special fragrant aroma that makes mosquitoes dizzy, and can be used as an insecticide. After being bitten by mosquitoes or insects, boil the leaves in water and apply it to the affected area, which has the effects of cooling, relieving inflammation and relieving itching.

Sage + Rosemary

Rosemary is a shrub that grows 4-5 feet tall and has blue flowers. If you're camping outdoors, try burning some sage and rosemary. The smell emitted by these plants after burning is not only fragrant, but also keeps some unpleasant small animals away.

lemongrass

Citronella is a perennial plant known for its powerful citronella smell that repels mosquitoes and can grow up to two feet tall. Citronella oil can be used as a pesticide and preservative.