Description
Protect delicate skin with Good Riddance Sensitive Insect Repellent Cream, a gentle DEET-free formula designed for babies over 3 months, sensitive skin, and everyday family use.
Made with plant-based essential oils chosen for their low-irritant profile, this cream helps repel mosquitoes, midges, and sandflies while remaining comfortable on sensitive skin. The formula is free from DEET and citronella and features a soft floral aroma with subtle herbal and vanilla notes.
The nourishing cream base contains shea butter and sustainably sourced beeswax to help condition the skin while creating a smooth, non-sticky barrier. Its cream texture helps the essential oils remain on the skin longer than traditional sprays, supporting extended outdoor comfort.
Developed in Darwin and tested in Australian tropical conditions, this APVMA-registered insect repellent is designed as a gentler alternative for families seeking plant-based protection.
Suitable for babies over 3 months, during pregnancy, and for sensitive skin.
Key Features
- DEET-free and citronella-free formula
- Designed for sensitive skin and family use
- Suitable for babies over 3 months
- Plant-based essential oil blend
- Helps repel mosquitoes, midges, and sandflies
- Cream formula with shea butter and beeswax
- Non-sticky and easy to apply
- Australian made
- APVMA registered
Benefits
Gentle outdoor protection
Designed for sensitive skin and everyday family use.
Comfortable cream texture
Helps avoid the sticky feel of traditional repellents.
Plant-based alternative
Made with carefully selected essential oils.
Skin-conditioning formula
Contains nourishing shea butter and beeswax.
Active Constituents
- 12.36 g/L Lavender Oil
- 6.18 g/L Essential Oil of Cymbopogon spp.
Important Information
- Suitable for babies over 3 months
- Suitable for use during pregnancy and on sensitive skin
- Contains sustainably sourced beeswax and is not vegan
- For external use only
- Avoid contact with eyes
APVMA Approval No: 87393/118255










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