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Guhlia

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Are there any gluten free bug sprays that are kid friendly? I have a 3 year old and we got eaten alive last Friday. It would be nice to be able to put some bug spray on her at the races.


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blueeyedmanda Community Regular

Oh Angie sorry to hear your guys got all bitten up.

confused Community Regular

i was just going to ask this guestion today, we have all been eaten alive the last few days, and i didnt know what was safe for kids and adults.

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I have one from Badger Balm that works really well. I'm hyper sensitive to chemicals/fragrances etc. but this one didn't bother me at all in that sense, and the bugs went away too :)

Here are the ingredients:

Active Ingredients: Citronella Oil (5.0%), Cedar Oil (2.0%), Lemongrass Oil (2.0%), Rosemary Oil (1.0%), & Geranium Oil (1.0%).

Other Ingredients: Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Natural Beeswax, and Castor Bean Oil.

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loraleena Contributor

I use Kiss My Face Swy Flotter.

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