Title: Ikebana Mosquito Repellent Spray (100ml)

Product Summary and Specification

Summary

Ikebana Mosquito Repellent Spray is a natural mosquito repellent spray made from a blend of essential oils, including peppermint, lavender, citronella, eucalyptus, and cedarwood. It also contains Neem extract, a natural Ayurvedic medicine champion, for extra protection. The spray not only repels mosquitoes but also pampers the skin, keeping it hydrated and preventing irritation.

Nature's Best Defense

This natural mosquito repellent spray is crafted from a unique blend of essential oils – think peppermint, lavender, citronella, eucalyptus, and cedarwood – for a powerful yet gentle defense. Neem extract, a champion in Ayurvedic medicine, joins the party to provide extra protection. Forget harsh chemicals; Ikebana repels mosquitoes while soothing your skin with vegetable glycerin and aqua.

More Than Just Bug Spray

Think of Ikebana Mosquito Repellent Spray as your summer sidekick. It doesn't just keep mosquitoes at bay; it pampers your skin too. The essential oil blend is a natural moisturizer, keeping your skin hydrated on those long, balmy days. Say goodbye to itchy bites – the formula helps prevent irritation. Plus, the refreshing scent of the essential oils replaces sweat with an invigorating aroma.

Easy to Use, Long-Lasting Protection

Ikebana Mosquito Repellent Spray is all about convenience. Shake the bottle and mist your exposed skin and clothes. It's perfect for the whole family (over five years old), making those outdoor adventures sting-free. With a shelf life of one year, this natural mosquito repellent spray offers long-lasting protection throughout the season.

Protect Yourself, Protect the Planet

Looking for a mosquito repellent spray in Bangladesh that's good for you and the environment? Look no further than Ikebana. This natural formula is free of harsh chemicals, making it a safe choice for everyone. Buy Ikebana Mosquito Repellent Spray in BD exclusively at Rokomari and embrace a summer free from itchy bites and environmental worries.