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PESTREPELLER

PESTREPELLER is a French insect repellent, traditionally used to ward off mosquitoes, flies, and other biting insects. Its composition and usage are rooted in historical practices, though modern formulations exist.

Material & Composition:

Historically, Pestrepeller was a blend of aromatic herbs and plants known for their insect-repelling properties. Key ingredients traditionally included:

• Lavender: Provides a pleasant scent and contains compounds like linalool and camphor known to deter insects.
• Rosemary: Another aromatic herb with insect-repelling qualities.
• Mint: Particularly peppermint, contains menthol which is a known insect repellent.
• Carnation: The scent is believed to repel certain insects.
• Other Herbs: Depending on regional variations, other herbs like thyme, chamomile, and tansy were also incorporated.

Modern formulations may include these essential oils in a base of alcohol, water, and sometimes glycerin. Some commercial versions also incorporate synthetic repellents like citronella or DEET (though traditional Pestrepeller does not contain DEET).

Purpose:

The primary purpose of Pestrepeller is to protect individuals from insect bites, thereby preventing irritation, allergic reactions, and the potential transmission of diseases carried by insects.

Function:

Pestrepeller functions by masking the human scent that attracts insects. The strong aroma of the herbs overwhelms the insects' olfactory senses, making it difficult for them to locate a host. It doesn't necessarily kill insects; it discourages them from landing or approaching.

Usage Scenarios:

• Outdoor Activities: Commonly used during walks in wooded areas, gardening, camping, fishing, and other outdoor pursuits.
• Evening Protection: Particularly effective during dusk and dawn when mosquitoes are most active.
• Home Use: Can be sprayed around doorways, windows, and outdoor seating areas to create a protective barrier.
• Clothing Application: Spraying on clothing provides longer-lasting protection than applying directly to skin (though skin application is common).

Common Types & Forms:

• Spray: The most common form, allowing for easy application over a wide area.
• Lotion: Suitable for direct skin application, often with a moisturizing base.
• Diffusers/Evaporators: Used to create a protective atmosphere in indoor or outdoor spaces.
• Homemade Infusions: Traditional recipes involve steeping herbs in alcohol or water to create a DIY repellent.
• Commercial Formulations: Available in various concentrations and with added ingredients for enhanced effectiveness or skin conditioning.

Les produits PESTREPELLER peuvent être classés selon les informations fournies comme suit :

• 9616.10.00.00 : Pulvérisateurs de parfum et pulvérisateurs similaires pour toilettes, ainsi que leurs supports et leurs têtes ; houpons et tampons pour l'application de produits cosmétiques ou de préparations de toilette. Ce code couvre spécifiquement les pulvérisateurs de parfum et similaires pour toilettes, ainsi que leurs composants. Le taux de droit applicable est de 0,0% pour le droit de base, 7,5% pour les droits supplémentaires, et 30,0% pour les droits supplémentaires après le 2 avril 2025, portant le taux total à 37,5%.

• 9616.20.00.00 : Pulvérisateurs de parfum et pulvérisateurs similaires pour toilettes, ainsi que leurs supports et leurs têtes ; houpons et tampons pour l'application de produits cosmétiques ou de préparations de toilette. Ce code couvre spécifiquement les houpons et tampons pour l'application de produits cosmétiques ou de préparations de toilette. Le taux de droit applicable est de 4,3% pour le droit de base, 0,0% pour les droits supplémentaires, et 30,0% pour les droits supplémentaires après le 2 avril 2025, portant le taux total à 34,3%.

Selon le matériel de référence fourni, les options de codes SH liées à 'PESTREPELLER' sont limitées, avec seulement les deux codes suivants trouvés.