Mint (Peppermint) Essential Oil – Organic

WHO AM I?

Processing method of peppermint essential oil: steam distillation
Part of the plant: flowering top
Yield: 1.5kg of oil = about 100kgs of flowering top
Odour: Herbaceous, fresh and note of menthol (HEAD NOTE)
Chakra: Throat
Origin: Hungary

Chemistry:

• Ketones: menthone (12 to 32%)
• Monoterpenols: menthol (30 to 55%)
• Oxides: Cineol 1.8 (3 to 14%)

100 % pure & natural without any other additives – ORGANIC

PROPERTIES OF PEPPERMINT ESSENTIAL OIL

• Anti-spasmodic, anti-infectious and pain relief
• Intestinal and urinary anti-inflammatory
• It is a regulator and general stimulant in the cardiac, digestive, pancreatic and nervous system+++
• Anaesthetic and analgesic, antipruritic, so that it calms itches +++
• Refreshing +++
• Nasal, hepatic and prostatic decongestant ++
• Microbicide, bactericide, fungicide and also antiseptic
• Anti-catarrh and expectorant
• With emmenagogue qualities, it is thereby assisting menstruation
• Anti-nausea
• Muscular relaxant
• Skin regenerator

♦Main psycho-emotional properties – mental clarity♦

Know more about peppermint essential oil HERE

THE SUMMARY SHEET

USAGE OF PEPPERMINT ESSENTIAL OIL

ORAL*	DERMAL	DIFFUSION
HEALTH	BEAUTY	WELL BEING
COSMETIC	HAIR
*after medical advice

USERS OF PEPPERMINT ESSENTIAL OIL

ADULTS & TEENS	KIDS 8+	PREGNANT + 3 MONTHS & BREASTFEEDING
	KIDS 8-	PREGNANT 3- MONTHS

INDICATIONS OF PEPPERMINT ESSENTIAL OIL

HEALTH	-Nausea, vomiting, dyspepsia, indigestion, flatulence, travel sickness -Cystitis, colitis, prostatitis, nephritic colitis -hypotension -Very powerful analgesic -Refreshing -Digestive stimulant -General Stimulant -Anti-infectious -Antispasmodic -Liver regulator -Cardiac stimulant -Pancreatic stimulant
WELL BEING	-Physical, mental and sexual asthenia (fatigue) -jet lag -appetite regulation
BEAUTY	-Skin problems: hives, eczema, acne, chicken pox -Shingles, herpes

PRACTICE

Migraine: add 1 drop of EO in 4 drops of VO. Then massage on the forehead and/or on the back neck

Shock: in the next few seconds, think of peppermint essential oil simultaneously to avoid bruising or oedema. If the area is small, apply a pure drop.

Digestive and urinary tract problems

• Temporary constipation: add 1 drop of EO 3 to 4 times a day in honey – after medical advice
• Sickness, vomiting: pour a few drops on a handkerchief and breath
• Add 1 drop on a sugar cube to suck to have a fresh breathe and stimulate the liver- after medical advice

Anti-fatigue :
In the morning, after medical advice, add 2 drops of EO on sugar. Then melt in the mouth and swallow. Repeat 3 days

You can also make a diffusion blend against exhaustion:

Mix 2 drops of each lemon/peppermint/basil and scots pine. Therefore, enjoy the diffusion twice a day, morning and evening for 1/2 hour

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The information provided is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. It is for educational purposes only. Especially, in severe cases or where symptoms persist, consult a health professional. Therefore, Pacific Scents is not responsible for using essential oils by you or anyone else. As a result, we strongly encourage you to consult the advice of trusted medical professionals and relevant sources of information when making decisions about your health.

CAUTION

• Avoid eye and mucous membranes contact.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Strictly forbidden on babies and also small children
• Avoid with pregnant or breastfeeding women, children under the age of 12 and epileptic people.
• As a rule, test the product by applying a little in the crook of your elbow or on your wrist before using it.
• Do not use in case of inflammation of the gallbladder, severe liver disorders, hypertension and major cardiovascular problems
• Peppermint needs to always be strongly diluted because although very refreshing it can cause hypothermia if applied to large areas.
• Skin irritative, because it contains a high level of menthol. Therefore, make a strong dilution in vegetable oil (5% EO in 95% VO)
• Do not use purely for diffusion, mix with other oils (part of peppermint 10% maximum)
• Taken in high doses, it may prevent sleep
• Do not use it in a bath

More info:

1. Is it safe to use Peppermint Essential Oil around pets?

Using Peppermint Essential Oil in environments with pets is not recommended.

2. Can Peppermint Essential Oil be used safely around children?

Peppermint Essential Oil is generally not recommended for use with babies and young children due to its potent effects that could potentially disrupt their respiratory and nervous systems.

3. Is Peppermint Essential Oil safe to use during pregnancy?

It’s advisable to avoid Peppermint Essential Oil during pregnancy, especially in the early stages. However, it may be used during the final weeks and while in labour under appropriate circumstances.

STORAGE CONDITIONS

Keep in the original bottle, away from air and light, at a temperature below 25C

Shelf life: 3 years from when you open the bottle

PEPPERMINT ESSENTIAL OIL AUSTRALIA

MAIN COMPONENTS

SUMMARY 

Peppermint essential oil is a multifaceted agent that brings a host of benefits to both the digestive and respiratory systems, making it an indispensable addition to your wellness routine. With its refreshing aroma, peppermint oil is not only effective for refreshing the air in your home and getting rid of bad smells but also offers significant therapeutic effects.

Digestive System Support: Peppermint essential oil acts as a powerful regulator and general stimulant on the cardiac, digestive, and pancreatic systems. By relaxing the smooth muscles of the stomach, it decreases intestinal spasming which can lead to stomach pain, abdominal cramping, and trapped wind. A gentle massage using peppermint oil, or a hot/cold compress applied to the abdomen, can significantly ease these digestive symptoms. Peppermint oil also helps soothe nausea and minimize instances of vomiting, providing relief from these symptoms

Respiratory System Support: In the realm of respiratory health, peppermint essential oil serves as a nasal, hepatic, and prostatic decongestant. Its expectorant property is crucial for thinning and expelling excess mucus, thus relieving symptoms associated with thick phlegm and blocked sinuses. The oil’s analgesic properties can also soothe sore, aching muscles that often accompany frequent coughing and respiratory infections. Furthermore, as a potent microbicide, bactericide, fungicide, and antiseptic, peppermint oil helps combat the germs causing respiratory ailments. For easing muscle pain and headaches triggered by respiratory complaints, a massage blend incorporating peppermint oil can be applied to the chest, neck, and shoulders.

Moreover, the oil’s refreshing and cleansing characteristics can be diffused throughout the home to improve air quality and provide a soothing environment for those suffering from colds and other respiratory issues. It is advisable to use peppermint oil diffusion during the day and discontinue at night to promote a restful sleep.

By integrating peppermint essential oil into your health regimen, you can harness its extensive capabilities to support and enhance the functioning of your digestive and respiratory systems, while also enjoying its broader benefits as a skin regenerator and muscular relaxant.