Aromaflage

This is actually a great fragrance--can't believe it is also an insect repellent! It starts off with a creamsicle vibe, and remains slightly sweet, but still more of a fresh skin scent overall. The vanilla, citrus and cedar wood essential oils are a harmonious blend and smell more complex than you would imagine from just three notes. I will be purchasing a full bottle for an upcoming trip to a friend's lakeside cabin. No reason not to smell great even while camping! EDIT: After a full day of wear, I did count five tiny mosquito bites. We were outside pretty much all day, so that might have been what I would have ended up with using Off, AND I did wasn't necessarily generous in applying since I only had a small sample, so I would say it's still better than using no insect repellant at all. Granted, my husband found it funny that he was wearing nothing and managed to get ZERO bites. I told him I like to think I'm just sweeter :P

A pleasant scent, but fades very quickly. Almost as bad as a dollar-store body mist. Also, do not believe the mosquito-repellent claims, those were proven false and the FTC went after the owners for making false claims and leaving fake Amazon reviews and their website has been shut down. If you want a DEET-free insect repellent, I have used the Avon insect spray to good effect. It's not perfume, but it does seem to work for me.