Don't you think it would be a good idea to get rid of the chemical insecticides you spray in your house or apartment for good, and switch to a natural method? Spray cans are full of products that are harmful to our health. There are precautions to be taken before spraying, such as putting dishes and food away, not spraying near surfaces, not staying in the room and airing well before returning.
All plants produce molecules to defend themselves from predators, particularly insects. Many seeds contain special insect-repellent proteins (globulins). Certain plants have long been used to repel or kill insects.
Essential oils are valuable allies in the fight against undesirable insects. They are rich in natural antiseptics that can repel mosquitoes, flies, fleas and other undesirable insects.
Using essential oils is an ecological and economical solution for keeping insects at bay. They are easy to use and can be diffused into the air using an essential oil diffuser, or diluted in vegetable oil and applied to the skin.
Essential oils such as citronella, rosemary, lavender and mint can repel insects thanks to their antiseptic and repellent properties. What's more, these oils are also beneficial to health, and can improve mood and general well-being.
In Europe, plant-based insecticides underwent significant development between the wars, before being eclipsed by cheaper synthetic insecticides. Large-scale cultivation of plants with insecticidal properties began in the 1950s. These insecticides are extracted from various plants.
Skin repellents contain an active ingredient that repels most insects without killing them. They are applied directly to exposed parts of the body. They should not be applied directly to the face. Preferably applied in the morning and evening, when disease-carrying insects are most active. Insecticides must not be ingested or applied to the mucous membranes of the mouth or eyes, or to injured skin.
An insecticide is a substance that is lethal to the insect that breathes it, while repellents, as their name suggests, are designed to repel insects but not kill them. By using essential oils, you can say goodbye to dangerous chemicals that are harmful to the environment. They're a healthy, natural alternative for keeping insects out of your home and away from your body.
Someessential oil-based insect repellents have long proved their effectiveness around the world. Used in skin preparations (registered with a government approval number), their repellent action has been confirmed by numerous scientific evaluations sanctioned by the Canadian Ministry of Health since 1942. The U.S. FDA has also confirmed their protective action for humans. Their safety was reiterated in a major report in 1992.Citronella essential oil, for example, has also been tested to repel anthrax flies that bite pets.
So say goodbye to insects and other undesirables with our range ofessential oils against insects! In short, essential oils are a wise choice for health- and environment-conscious people who want to get rid of unwanted insects. Try them today and enjoy their incredible benefits!
Essential oils contain volatile active ingredients that act primarily as repellents. Unlike chemical insecticides, they do not eliminate insects, but keep them away thanks to their scented molecules. Their action is :
Soin-et-Nature offers a wide range of essential oils to meet a variety of health and well-being needs. Here are the main sub-categories available:
The essential oils available on Soin-et-Nature meet your daily needs, while providing natural, effective solutions for your health and well-being.
