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> Fact - Avon's Skin So Soft is the best thig in the

> known world for keeping away mozzies


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Really


Now that I need , pray how can I get it ?



This dog reacts V badly to those bloomin' pesky mozzers




W**F

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You can buy Skin So Soft direct from the Avon site and it's as cheap as chips. I've been buying it for at about 20 years so it's an old (and best-selling) product. Most definitely works as a mosquito and midge repellant and it's shipped in bulk to by the British Army serving all over the globe.


http://avonshop.co.uk/beauty/b/bath-and-bodycare/skin-so-soft.html


The best product is the dry skin oil, but personally I supplement this with the bath oil as I have dry skin. This two pronged attack works for me and I never get bitten. I don't think it works for everyone though. Here's a testemonial/discussion:


http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hubb/staying-healthy-on-the-road/avon-skin-so-soft-anti-40852

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didn't know where this thread was heading but someone beat me to the wicked witch is dead.


I can fully wholeheartedly endorse SSS (Skin So Soft) as giggirl said, the BEST midge-repellent ever. I heard it was used by the military too but no idea whether thats true...Its sold extensively in the Scottish Highlands, don't buy any others..SSS is all you need.

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