There are all sorts of sprays for bites and when this arrived I really didn’t think I’d have a chance to use it because I’m not usually tasty to insects. But, a couple of days later – I think I tempted fate – I got a horrible bite on my leg. While this isn’t strictly ‘beauty’ I’d thought I’d drop in a quick post about it because it really did work to take the itch and swelling down.
It’s a very little bottle with a roller ball applicator – the base of aloe vera contains EGCG which is an ingredient taken from green tea (but apparently banana leaf is packed with it as well) and helps the skin to recover more quickly. As anyone who has ever had a mozzie bite will tell you, the effects can last for ages and the itching drives you mad because it’s such a painful itch! Anyway, this did work for me. It’s £8.99 HERE oh, and it’s fragrance, paraben and alcohol free.
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Oh, I might need to give this a go. I get normally bitten quite a lot and the bite aerea is always massive on me.
Everyone please be careful, you should wear some kind of insect repellent on bare legs and arms. These bugs can carry very nasty diseases, so for the sake of your health please be aware. From one who got bitten by a tick and wouldn’t wish similar on anyone.