The 9 Best Mosquito Repellents, According To Southerners

Southerners know the true horror of a beautiful summer afternoon ruined by a swarm of mosquitoes. They love warm, humid environments (basically all of the South) and attack anyone and everyone they can, leaving itchy, raised bite bumps that can swell on some people and annoy everyone regardless.

If you’re going to enjoy the summer months, mosquito repellent is a must in any Southern state. And while there are plenty of external repellent options, like citronella candles and mosquito coils, mosquito repellent you put on your skin is the best option to keep the pests away.

Continue reading to learn more about the best mosquito repellents, written by Amanda Ogle and Caley Sturgill.

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Amanda Ogle is a writer covering travel, food and drink, and general lifestyle topics. She also writes product reviews across a range of topics, including travel gear, kitchen gadgets, organization, home decor, furniture, and fashion. She's been a writer since 2016, and prior to that she was an editor at American Way magazine.

Caley Sturgill is a writer specializing in interior design, décor, houseplants, gardening, and landscaping. With a decade of journalism experience, she focuses on helping readers design their homes and grow healthy plants.

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