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A tick deterrent formulated from botanicals ticks don't want to be near.
What's in it and why
Geranium — Contains a naturally occurring compound that disrupts a tick's ability to detect and navigate toward a host.
Cedarwood — Interferes with a tick's neurotransmitter function on contact. Ticks avoid cedarwood because they're physically impaired by it.
Lavender — Repels ticks through its linalool content, which disrupts their sensory receptors.
Thyme — One of the most potent naturally occurring tick-repelling compounds identified in research. Works both on contact and as a spatial deterrent.
Clove — Contains eugenol, the single most effective natural contact repellent against ticks.
Ingredients: Distilled water, witch hazel, geranium, cedarwood, lavender, thyme, clove.
A tick deterrent formulated from botanicals ticks don't want to be near.
What's in it and why
Geranium — Contains a naturally occurring compound that disrupts a tick's ability to detect and navigate toward a host.
Cedarwood — Interferes with a tick's neurotransmitter function on contact. Ticks avoid cedarwood because they're physically impaired by it.
Lavender — Repels ticks through its linalool content, which disrupts their sensory receptors.
Thyme — One of the most potent naturally occurring tick-repelling compounds identified in research. Works both on contact and as a spatial deterrent.
Clove — Contains eugenol, the single most effective natural contact repellent against ticks.
Ingredients: Distilled water, witch hazel, geranium, cedarwood, lavender, thyme, clove.
