That’s why, as a master herbalist, I’ve turned to making my own DIY bug repellent spray using natural ingredients like clove ...

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As summer season begins, millions of biting flies are waiting to welcome visitors to northern Michigan. How to keep them away.

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Insect repellents may make sunscreen less effective. And it's unwise to reapply repellent every 2 hours—a must with sunscreen.By Kevin LoriaWhen you spend time outside, especially as it gets ...

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but bug spray can cause irritation or allergic reactions. If you think you’re having one, stop using the product. Wash your skin well with soap and water, and call a poison control center.