Bug Bite Stick
Bug Bite Stick is a balm essential oil blend in the first aid collection, combining Lavender, Tea Tree and Cedarwood. It uses 11 drops at 5% dilution in Beeswax + Coconut Oil. Apply a thin layer to the skin.
Recipe
Format: Balm · Dilution: 5% · Total drops: 11 · Carrier: Beeswax + Coconut Oil · Duration: Spot treatment
How to make & use
- 1. Measure your oils
Combine Lavender (4 drops), Tea Tree (4 drops), Cedarwood (3 drops).
- 2. Dilute
Add the oils to Beeswax + Coconut Oil, aiming for about 5% dilution (11 drops total).
- 3. Use
Apply a thin layer to the skin.
Not sure how much to use? Try the free dilution calculator.
Safety
| Adults | Generally suitable when properly diluted |
| Children | Generally suitable when properly diluted |
| Pregnancy | Not recommended |
| Elderly | Generally suitable when properly diluted |
Source: Table 10, Ref 22.
For education only — not medical or veterinary advice. Essential oils are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition. Always patch-test and consult a qualified professional before use during pregnancy, on children, with pets, or with a health condition.
Frequently asked questions
What oils are in Bug Bite Stick?
Bug Bite Stick combines Lavender (4), Tea Tree (4), Cedarwood (3).
How do you make Bug Bite Stick?
Combine Lavender (4 drops), Tea Tree (4 drops), Cedarwood (3 drops). Add the oils to Beeswax + Coconut Oil, aiming for about 5% dilution (11 drops total). Apply a thin layer to the skin.
Is Bug Bite Stick considered safe during pregnancy?
Bug Bite Stick is not recommended during pregnancy. Consult a qualified healthcare provider before use.
Is Bug Bite Stick suitable for children?
Bug Bite Stick is generally considered suitable for children when well diluted. Consult a professional for young children.