Peppermint essential oil was extracted from the fresh plant that live in Turkish green fields.
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Aroma:
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Fresh Menthol.
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Botanical name:
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Mentha Piperita
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Extraction method:
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Steam distillation
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Aromatherapy:
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Reduces stomach aches. Soothe digestive issues. Freshens bad breath. Relieves headaches. Antimicrobial properties. Improves mental focus. Clears respiratory tract. Boosts energy. Releases tight muscles.
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How to Use:
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Add one drop of essential oil to diffuser and be happy
For Aromatherapy use: Add carefully to a carrier oil such as olive or almond oil before us, ask professionals to see suggested dilution ratios.
Great when using in bath
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Origin:
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Turkey
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Warnings:
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Use carefully as essential oils are highly concentrated.
Avoid contact with eyes. Keep away of children.
At pregnancy and breast feeding ask Doctor before use.
For external use only
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FAQ:
Q1: What is the aroma of Peppermint essential oil?
A1: The aroma of Peppermint essential oil is fresh menthol.
Q2: What is the botanical name of Peppermint essential oil?
A2: The botanical name of Peppermint essential oil is Mentha Piperita.
Q3: How is Peppermint essential oil extracted?
A3: Peppermint essential oil is extracted through steam distillation.
Q4: What are the benefits of Peppermint essential oil in aromatherapy?
A4: Peppermint essential oil has various benefits in aromatherapy, including reducing stomach aches, soothing digestive issues, freshening bad breath, relieving headaches, possessing antimicrobial properties, improving mental focus, clearing the respiratory tract, boosting energy, and releasing tight muscles.
Q5: How can I use Peppermint essential oil for aromatherapy?
A5: You can add one drop of Peppermint essential oil to a diffuser to enjoy its benefits in aromatherapy. For safe application to the skin, you can mix it with a carrier oil like olive or almond oil, and it's best to consult professionals for recommended dilution ratios.
Q6: What is the origin of Peppermint essential oil?
A6: Peppermint essential oil is extracted from the fresh plants that grow in Turkish green fields.
Q7: Are there any warnings or precautions for using Peppermint essential oil?
A7: Yes, essential oils are highly concentrated, so use Peppermint essential oil carefully. Avoid direct contact with eyes, keep it out of reach of children, and consult a doctor before using during pregnancy or breastfeeding. It should only be used for external application.
