Are mosquito repellant lotions warm on the skin?

I dont think it is supposed to do that. I normally get there sprays and I had no problem with it. You could have a skin reaction from it. You can always call the number on the bottle for questions or comments and you can ask them.

Are you sure that it's you putting it on, and not some body else? Seriously, I haven't had a problem. Is it possible that you're allergic to one of the ingredients? Also to think about...you like in a warmer climate. Mosquito lotions contain oil, which might make you feel warmer.

yeah, off lotion do have warn effects on our skin. The ones for kids are milder. I use that for my baby.

I don't like it.dose't work. cd

HI. I used off and I did not feel any warmness to my skin. My one friend of mine told me about this to keep mosquitoes, its Listerine mouth wash, you get a spay bottle and fill half up with listerine and half water, and you spray it on you. Well at first I thought ok, I am going to try it. To my suprise it worked good. The mosquitoes love me. It also keep the annoying little bugs away also. If you try this I hope it works for you also. I also had my daughters use it and my grandchildren and it worked also on them.

I would have to say no. I have never felt a warming sensation while using any sort of bug repellant. I would probably guess you may be having an allergic reaction to the type you are using, or your skin is sensative to that brand. You might switch brands to see if it happens with that one, and it could be a common ingredient which inflames your skin.

I've used off spray before but haven't noticed that it felt warm, I think I've rubbed it before and it has felt warm. Maybe you've rubbed it and thus warming it? I like the other responders answers, warmer climate and with oil being in it (which I did not know)...