Consumer Reports has tested Avon Skin So Soft Original Bath Oil a few times over the years, and we’ve also tested one of Avon’s actual insect repellent products, Avon Skin So Soft Bug Guard ...

The exact product is known as Skin So Soft, and despite being made literally for the bath, it has been thought to be a solid mosquito repellent for decades. In 1982, a group of researchers at the ...

Amazing! A: We first started hearing about military personnel using Avon Skin So Soft bath oil as an insect repellent more than 35 years ago. Not surprisingly, when scientists tested it ...

Deep Hydration for Soft Skin: Enjoy a soothing bath experience with AVON Skin So Soft Original Bath Oil. This lightweight oil helps keep your skin feeling soft and smooth after every use.

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The internet is awash with two questions - does the Avon Skin So Soft spray actually work as a mosquito repellent? And do the SAS use it? Well, I'm can only answer the former and it's a big ...

Bite-Blocking Botanicals Nevertheless, some still wish for an alternative mosquito repellent. At least since the 1970s, many have sworn by Avon's Skin-So-Soft bath oil as an alternative.

The Skin So Soft Original Bath Oil didn’t perform well in our most recent insect-repellent testing. That result tracks with the last time we tested the product’s insect-repellent abilities ...

How did a bath oil develop a reputation as an insect repellent? Avon’s Skin So Soft makes no repellent claims, and its ingredients—mineral oil and emollients—are purely cosmetic. But because ...