Lemongrass Scented Candle

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Put candles in strategic locations like entryways, windows, and porches to create a mosquito-repelling barrier around your home.

So let's take a look at the best candles to keep bugs away! What natural bug repellents are out there? Peppermint oil is extracted from the leaves of the herb and has been used for thousands of years to control pests. Its strong mentholated scent not only keeps bugs away, but rodents too: research has shown that peppermint's strong mentholated smell irritates the mucous membranes of mice, so they try to avoid areas where this smell lingers. Furthermore, mosquitoes are attracted to specific odors. Have you ever felt like a magnet to mosquitoes on those warm summer nights? It might be due to the odor your skin gives off! Don’t worry, it’s nothing you can control, but rather in your genetics. An article in the Cell Journal found that humans who produce high levels of carboxylic acid are highly attractive to mosquitoes. 6 Ways To Use Candles To Repel Mosquitoes Eucalyptus – The strong, refreshing scent of eucalyptus is unappealing to mosquitoes. Light up eucalyptus-scented candles, especially on warm, humid nights when mosquitoes are most active.

A lemongrass candle has a refreshing scent with a slight green citrus bouquet. It combines notes of lemon and orange, creating a very fresh and energizing aroma. 4. Is lemongrass a calming scent? Use scented candles during your evening gatherings, complementing the aroma with mosquito-repellent plants like marigolds, basil, or lemon balm. This dynamic duo will keep your space mosquito-free and smelling fantastic! Embrace the tranquil beauty of an exotic eastern garden with our Lemongrass and Ginger fragrance oil. Both sensual and stimulating, this fragrance oil stands out with citrus aromas mixed with spiced herbs and a hint of fresh eucalyptus. Create stunning candles, diffusers, wax melts and room sprays that are comforting and invigorating all at once. Read more. So, it’s not just your imagination that those lovely eucalyptus candles seem to keep the mosquitoes away! Floral Scented Candles

Yes, lemongrass is known for its calming properties. The essential oil of lemongrass can help relieve anxiety and promote better sleep. Drinking lemongrass tea before bed can also have a soothing effect and aid in improving sleep quality. 5. What bugs does lemongrass repel? Cinnamon – The warm, spicy scent of cinnamon is not only inviting to humans but repulsive to mosquitoes. Place cinnamon-scented candles strategically to keep these unwelcome guests away.

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Mother Nature is always one step ahead, providing us with plants to help ward off pesky mosquitoes. Plant these in your garden, or place potted versions near your doors and windows. IFRA 49: Please be advised that the old version of this oil cannot be used above 6.37% in Reed diffusers. It is still fine for Candles, Melts & Room Sprays and Body Products. The last batch number for the old version is 176121. Any batches lower than this are old version.

Lavender – These little purple flowers give off a sweet aroma that mosquitoes detest. Place lavender-scented candles near windows and doors to create a mosquito barrier. A peppermint infused candle is not only a bug repellent but also has aroma therapeutic properties. Its pleasant mentholated scent makes it a good choice for those who dislike the distinctive citrusy scent of citronella and lemongrass. By employing these measures alongside your scented candles, you can significantly improve their effectiveness in making outdoor living areas less attractive to mosquitoes. However, if it seems like you have in infestation of mosquitoes, it might be time to call in the professionals.Wind direction: Keep in mind the direction of the wind and place the candles upwind, so the scent is dispersed across the area where you want to repel mosquitoes. Besides, you can also implement some physical preventative measures like installing screens on windows and doors, and using air conditioning to deter mosquitoes from entering your space. Lemongrass – The natural lemon-citrus scent of lemongrass can serve as a fantastic mosquito repellent. Combine lemongrass-scented candles with other citrusy options for maximum impact.

Pine oil is another lesser-known essential oil that repels insects and can be added to candles. Although it’s effect to keep insects away is weaker than that of citronella and lemongrass, it is still worth considering to choose this, because unlike with the Far Eastern herbs, it can be produced in North America and Europe, so the transport route will be much shorter, which reduces our carbon footprint. LavenderResearch has shown that citronella candles alone may not be very effective at keeping mosquitoes away. Heat the wax in a double boiler or glass container in a pot of boiling water. Ensure the water doesn’t mix with the wax. Remember, using these scented candles can add a layer of protection against mosquitoes. However, they should not be considered your sole method of repelling these pesky insects. Complementing their use with other methods may be necessary for ultimate protection. How To Use Mosquito Repellent Candles Outdoors Coverage: Ensure coverage of the entire space by positioning candles on tables, railings, or other elevated surfaces, so their scent is better dispersed.