This or That: Repel Vs. Pest Defy
Bella Martinez
It’s always a joy meeting outdoor-loving folks while camping, hiking, sunbathing on the beach or picnicking at the park. Unless they’re bugs. Unfortunately, insects love hanging out with people more than we appreciate their company. To all of you bugs out there, be gone! If asking isn’t enough, EG has just the thing.
Repel synergy blend is a protective combination of Ylang Ylang, Nootka Tree, Cedarwood, Catnip, Lemon Eucalyptus, Litsea, Arborvitae and Vanilla. Unlike over the counter bug sprays, Repel has an earthy aroma that people will love but bugs will find unbearable. Stay protected from unwelcome insects with Repel synergy blend.
This or That: Repel Vs. Pest Defy
Repel and Pest Defy were both created to ban bugs, so how does one decide between these two protective blends? Pest Defy is a simple blend with classic bug repelling EOs like Citronella essential oil. EG has remained bug-free on our outdoor adventures over the years with Pest Defy. Repel was formulated with new oils to Edens Garden, such as Nootka Tree and Catnip. We added Catnip as it has been found to be one of the most effective essential oils in repelling bugs naturally. Nepetalactone, a major constituent of Catnip, is currently trying to be produced synthetically by chemists as a replacement for DEET in many commercial bug sprays.
At EG, we understand everyone is different which is why we’ve formulated multiple blends that target the same issue. No matter which one you choose, both Repel and Pest Defy will defend against insects, making your outdoor experience a great one.
Also, we recommend that you see our Bug Bite Relief, essential oil for bug bites.
24 comments
Which Carrier oil is best to use with Pest Defy Essential Oil Blend?
Used in a glass spray bottle.
Which of the two is best for ticks. Thanks
Hi Charli! You can diffuse these blends but it’s more effective to apply the blend topically or put it around windows and doors to keep bugs away.
Is it possible to diffuse one of these in the house to keep them away? Are they safe and effective when diffused?
Hi Cassy! Grain alcohol is one that is 190-proof. Everclear is a popular brand of grain alcohol. An alternative to grain alcohol would be a solubilizer such as Polysorbate 20 and a preservative such as Leuicdal Liquid.