rawat gigitan serangga / nyamuk

Steer clear of #toxic insect repellents. There are many herbs and#natural agents that you can use to help prevent and treat insect bites naturally. Such as:
1. Aloe vera
2. Basil
3. Calendula
4. Chamomile
5. Cinnamon
6. Cucumber
7. Lavender
8. Lemon and lime
9. Neem oil
10. Peppermint
11. Raw #organic honey
12. Tea tree oil
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2013/07/22/insect-bite-treatment.aspx

Aloe vera: It contains over 130 active compounds and 34 amino acids that are beneficial to your skin.	Calendula: An herb with soothing, moisturizing and rejuvenating properties.	Chamomile: The most soothing herb of all, whether used in a tea or applied to the skin. It is rich in the bioflavonoids apigenin, luteolin and quercetin.
Cinnamon: In addition to possibly repelling mosquitoes, cinnamon has antibacterial and antifungal properties.	Cucumbers are helpful for reducing swelling.	Raw organic honey: An especially powerful variety is Manuka honey from New Zealand, made from bees that feed on flowers of the Manuka bush, also known as the "Tea Tree."
Lavender: One of the most popular essential oils for its calming scent, lavender is as antimicrobial as it is soothing.	Neem oil: Effective against fungal conditions, boils, eczema, and ringworm, and it would undoubtedly help an insect bite as well.	Tea Tree oil: Helpful for healing cuts, burns, infections and a multitude of other skin afflictions. It is also a good antimicrobial, including fungal infections.
Basil contains camphor and thymol, two compounds that can relieve itching. Either crush up some fresh herb and apply directly to the bite, or buy the essential oil.	Lemon and lime both have anti-itch, antibacterial and antimicrobial actions. Avoid applying citrus juices to your skin when outdoors however, as blistering can occur when exposed to sunlight.	Peppermint—the cooling sensation can block other sensations, such as itching, providing temporary relief. Either the essential oil or crushed fresh leaves will do.