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Peppermint Essential Oil - Organic
$11.00
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Botanical Species: Mentha piperita* (var. Mitcham)
Origin: USA
Organic Peppermint essential oil is a cool, minty, and invigorating oil steam-distilled from the leaves of Mentha × piperita. Known for its refreshing aroma and powerful therapeutic benefits, it is commonly used for respiratory support, digestive comfort, muscle relief, and mental clarity - or even as an insect repellent!.
Key Benefits:
- Supports clear breathing and respiratory comfort
- A go to oil for hospitals using aromatherapy in complementary care
- Provides cooling relief for tension
- Promotes focus, alertness, and mental clarity
*Certified organic by MOSA
Detailed description
Organic Peppermint essential oil is derived from peppermint plants grown without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers, ensuring a high-quality and potent extract. A natural hybrid of watermint and spearmint, Mentha × piperita contains high levels of menthol and menthone—compounds responsible for its intensely cooling and refreshing aroma.
This versatile oil is valued in aromatherapy, natural wellness formulations, and topical blends. Its sharp, minty scent awakens the senses, eases tension, and revitalizes the mind. Peppermint is also commonly used in digestive and respiratory support blends due to its soothing and clearing nature.
Extraction Method
Organic Peppermint essential oil is produced through steam distillation of the fresh or partially dried leaves and flowering tops.
Viscosity
The oil has a thin, watery viscosity, making it easy to blend with carriers and complementary oils.
Color
Peppermint essential oil is typically clear to pale yellow.
Odor Profile
The aroma is sharp, cool, minty, herbaceous, and penetrating, with strong menthol notes and uplifting freshness.
This versatile oil is valued in aromatherapy, natural wellness formulations, and topical blends. Its sharp, minty scent awakens the senses, eases tension, and revitalizes the mind. Peppermint is also commonly used in digestive and respiratory support blends due to its soothing and clearing nature.
Extraction Method
Organic Peppermint essential oil is produced through steam distillation of the fresh or partially dried leaves and flowering tops.
Viscosity
The oil has a thin, watery viscosity, making it easy to blend with carriers and complementary oils.
Color
Peppermint essential oil is typically clear to pale yellow.
Odor Profile
The aroma is sharp, cool, minty, herbaceous, and penetrating, with strong menthol notes and uplifting freshness.
Usage suggestions
• Aromatherapy: Diffuse to promote focus, improve alertness, and freshen the air.
• Topical Use: Dilute and apply to temples, neck, or shoulders to ease tension or headaches.
• Digestive Support: Apply (diluted) to the abdomen in gentle circular motions.
• Respiratory Support: Use in steam inhalations or diffuser blends to support clearer breathing.
• Massage: Blend with carrier oils for cooling relief of tired or sore muscles.
• Bath: Add diluted drops to bathwater for a refreshing, cooling soak.
• Home Care: Use in natural cleaners or room sprays for a crisp, fresh scent.
• Topical Use: Dilute and apply to temples, neck, or shoulders to ease tension or headaches.
• Digestive Support: Apply (diluted) to the abdomen in gentle circular motions.
• Respiratory Support: Use in steam inhalations or diffuser blends to support clearer breathing.
• Massage: Blend with carrier oils for cooling relief of tired or sore muscles.
• Bath: Add diluted drops to bathwater for a refreshing, cooling soak.
• Home Care: Use in natural cleaners or room sprays for a crisp, fresh scent.
Precautions
Use essential oils only for aromatic or external application, and always dilute before applying to the skin. Avoid use near the faces of young children and keep away from the eyes and mucous membranes. Perform a patch test prior to first use, and consult a qualified professional if pregnant. For best quality and longevity, store the oils in a cool, dark place. This product has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
