How to Avoid insect Bites?

COVER SKIN
AVOID SCENTS
LIGHT COLOURED CLOTHES
MOSQUITO REPELLENT
STANDING WATER
COVER SKIN
AVOID SCENTS
LIGHT COLOURED CLOTHES
MOSQUITO REPELLENT
STANDING WATER

Our acronym to help avoid mosquito bites

CALMS

Cover up. Avoid Fragrances. Light Clothing. Mosquito Repellent. Standing Water

C - Cover Skin

Long sleeves, trousers and breathable layers act as your first line of defence. The less exposed skin, the harder it is for mosquitoes to land and bite. Lightweight fabrics keep you cool while creating a physical barrier against insects

A - Avoid Fragrances

Mosquitoes are drawn to scented products — perfumes, aftershaves, body lotions and even certain hair products. Keeping fragrances to a minimum reduces your scent profile and makes you far less appealing to biting insects.

L- Light Clothing

Mosquitoes are attracted to darker colours because they retain heat and stand out visually. Choosing pale or light-coloured clothing helps you stay cooler and makes you less noticeable to mosquitoes in the first place.
Two bottles of Camo insect repellent held in a hand with a grassy background.

M - Mosquito Repellent

A high-quality repellent is essential. Camo’s Citriodiol-based formulas provide long-lasting, natural protection that’s safe for the whole family. Apply evenly to all exposed skin and reapply as directed for maximum effectiveness.

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S - Standing Water

Mosquitoes breed in still or stagnant water — from plant pots to puddles, gutters, buckets or birdbaths. Removing or avoiding standing water dramatically reduces local mosquito activity and lowers your overall bite risk.