Effective wellness tips to prevent mosquito bites in summer

Choose natural repellents: Ingredients like thyme oil, neem oil, lavender oil, cinnamon oil, or eucalyptus oil is preferred. These have a nice scent and have the potential to be powerful deterrents.

Choose Camphor: A conventional method of keeping mosquitoes away involves burning camphor. These insects are discouraged from entering your environment by its potent scent.

Choose Light-colored Clothing: To reduce exposed skin, use long pants and full-sleeved shirts. Mosquitoes are attracted to dark hues, so wear light-colored clothing. Synthetic materials with tight weaving are more efficient than natural fabrics with loose fit.

Manage the Environment: Get rid of any gutters or drains that may be a source of standing water near your house.

Use Net: Sleeping with a mosquito net adds an additional degree of security.

 

Light Replacement: Replace your white lightbulbs with yellow ones. Compared to the UV rays released by white lights, mosquitoes are less drawn to yellow light.

 

Plant Decor: Surround your house with herbs that ward off mosquitoes, such as basil, marigold, and lavender. These aromatic plants have inherent mosquito-repelling properties.

Keep it Tidy: The key to a tidy home is to minimize clutter and clean your home on a regular basis.

Maintain a Cold Ambience: These biting insects may be signaled to feast by warmer body temperatures and a rise in carbon dioxide emissions from deep breathing.

Fragrances: Mosquitoes are drawn to strong body odors and sweet, flowery scents. Use fragrance-free products or use them in moderation.