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23.05.2024 - 05:57 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
With the weather now on the turn, many of us are jetting off on holiday, or spending more time in the park and our gardens. But with the outdoors, comes the dreaded risk of being bitten to an inch of your life by insects like midges and mosquitoes.
But while many people turn to classic insect repellents to keep the bugs at bay, those in the know are using a classic beauty buy, which is said to be far more effective at stopping bites in their tracks. Avon Skin So Soft Original Dry Oil Spray may be a moisturiser, but it's so efficient in the fight against being bitten, even the Royal Marines use it - and a bottle sells every 25 seconds in the UK.
It was first thought to be discovered by a soldier in 2005, who was struggling to find a solution to his itchy dilemma, and for one reason or another I came across this body oil. Since then, Marines have the bargain buy as a regular piece of anti-bite kit.
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A bottle of Avon Skin So Soft Original Dry Oil Spray currently costs £5.25 on the brand's website, and is the same price at Superdrug. However, Amazon shoppers can get it for the same price, but with the added benefit of free next day delivery, which should save some cash.
The secret to its insect repelling properties comes from citronella oil, which has been infused into the product. Its also got jojoba oil and vitamin E to lock in moisture leaving your skin feeling soft and smooth.
As well as being a staple for the Marines, Avon Skin So Soft Original Dry Oil Spray, is a go-to product for thousands of us
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