Peppermint oil is a product obtained by steam distillation of peppermint herbs. It has antiviral and antibacterial properties. It is useful for upper respiratory tract infections, coughs, runny noses and colds. It soothes indigestion, facilitates digestion and stimulates the release of gastric juices. Fights heartburn, fullness and belching. It has a stimulating effect, reduces fatigue, mental sluggishness and nervous tension. It relieves headaches, menstrual cramps and insect bite symptoms.

Peppermint oil - properties

Peppermint oil has antiviral, antibacterial and antiseptic properties. This allows it to be used as an adjunctive treatment for colds, flu, and other upper respiratory tract infections. This product not only reduces fatigue, but also stimulates and gives energy.

The aroma of mint improves mood. Peppermint oil relieves muscle, head, menstrual, neuralgia, and is also used against insect bites. Due to its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, it is used as an ingredient in cosmetics for oily and acne-prone skin. Oil does not clog pores. It reduces sebum secretion and regulates the activity of sebaceous glands.

It is also a well-known ingredient in products designed to treat digestive tract ailments. The oil relieves indigestion and heartburn, fights satiety and facilitates digestion. It is recommended for nausea and motion sickness. The fresh smell of menthol allows it to be used in aromatherapy.

Origin of the raw material: Peppermint is an interspecific hybrid of spearmint and water mint. He probably came from England.

INCI: Mentha Piperita O il

Action: antiseptic, refreshing, soothing, reducing the upper respiratory tract

Aroma: intense, minty, cool aroma

Color: from colorless to light yellow

Note: head

Recommended use: massage, bath, inhalation, diffuser

Contraindications: Do not use on wounds or irritation. Not suitable for pregnant and lactating women. May irritate mucous membranes.

Suitable oils: tea tree, eucalyptus, juniper, linden