The incognito Blog
incognito, the natural, DEET-free anti-mosquito brand, is currently experiencing stratospheric growth. It has more than doubled its turnover this year, with the release of a quirky new TV advert and further expansion into the Hong Kong health markets… incognito is an ethical brand to be reckoned with. This small, British-based family business, led by successful … Continue reading "Incognito Bites Back With Large Share of Anti-Mozzie Market"
A ‘Mission Impossible’ style girl in combat gear runs through a mosquito infested jungle with close up face shots of her swatting away mosquitoes. She carries a special device that locates somewhere she can find something effective to repel them. She jumps over a fence and approaches a warehouse. There is a security guard in his booth. She … Continue reading "Mission incognito! – New TV Advert"
incognito was recently runner up for the 2013 People and Environment Achievement Business Award for Community Interest Company, and won the Supply Chain Award in 2012. We have outlined our ethical policy below. Company Overview Incognito manufacturers and supplies a range of eco friendly insect repellent products in an ethical manner. We expect all suppliers … Continue reading "incognito Ethical Policy"
There are several different factors to consider in answering this question. Many people are now receiving bites when in the past they hardly ever did, and one constant reason for this is that their body chemistry has changed. This is nothing new – it has always been the case that peoples’ body chemistry changes, … Continue reading "Why Are Insects Biting us More?"
According to a study published in the British medical journal, The Lancet, scientists have found new evidence that resistance to the front-line treatments for malaria is on the rise. This resistance is especially predominant in South-East Asia, in countries like Thailand, Cambodia, Burma and Vietnam, where the study shows the drugs treating malaria became far … Continue reading "Increased Risk of Malaria"
And how it can help make you less attractive to mosquitoes and other biting or stinging insects….. Exfoliating regularly doesn’t just keep your skin extra healthy; the process removes particles of food (detritus): dead skin cells; skin products, dust and other pollutants from skin pores, that the bacteria living on your skin feed off. These … Continue reading "What’s so special about a Loofah or Luffa?"