Citronella

Citronella essential oil is a well-known, powerful insect repellent and an ideal companion for outdoor activities. The oil masks human scents that insects find attractive.

Lemongrass

It is known for its ability to repel insects and mosquitoes. It is also considered the oil of energetic cleansing and can help remove and release negative energy from a house, room, or office. It is also particularly effective against sand fleas, mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas.

thyme

A natural insect repellent oil. Many people also use this oil to cleanse negative or blocked emotions. It is especially effective against beetles, sand fleas, moths, and ticks.

cedar

Cedars in the wild are practically free of pests. This is likely due to the scent of the essential oil contained in the wood, as insects seem to absolutely hate the smell of cedar oil. Cedarwood also has many positive effects on the skin. It is also effective against moths, aphids, slugs, and weevils.

geranium

Its scent is positive and uplifting, instantly relaxing the mind and restoring emotional balance. Insects find the smell very repulsive (though some people do too), and it is therefore often used in outdoor blends. It is also used against various types of lice, slugs, etc.

peppermint

Humans generally find the scent pleasant and refreshing, but insects detest the aroma. They therefore stay away from it. Peppermint is also successfully used against moths, ants, aphids, beetles, caterpillars, butterflies, spiders, and fleas. Peppermint has a cooling and decongestant effect after a bite.

in a base of sesame seed oil

Acids found in sesame oil and soy are classified as warning pheromones. These acids are released by the decaying remains of various insects. The sour odor also signals danger to living insects, causing them to avoid these areas.