Product Name: Mint Essential Oil
Inci Name: Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil
Origin: India
CAS No.: 8006-90-4; 84082-70-2

It is obtained by distillation from the leaves of the medicinal Mint plant. Contains only pure Peppermint essential oil.

It is actively used, especially in Chinese and Japanese medicine. Information on the benefits of peppermint oil dates back to 1,000 B.C. Documents regarding the use and benefits of peppermint oil are found in Egyptian pyramids. It helps relieve blocked airways when used as an ambient scent. It helps increase focus and concentration in cases of attention deficit. It naturally contains menthol. It provides coolness and relief for itchy skin problems. It is also a natural pest repellent. When used as a mouthwash, it adds freshness to bad breath.

Skin Type: Oily and blackhead-prone skin. Oily hair type.

How to Use on Skin: It can be used by mixing 2% into a suitable carrier oil in the desired areas. Higher ratios can be used in body care. It is recommended not to use menthol-containing oils around the eyes due to the possibility of irritation.

How to Use on Hair: Add 2% to a carrier oil suitable for your hair type and massage into hair roots and ends. Leave for at least 1 hour, then wash. 1 drop can be applied to the hair for its scent.

How to Use in Diffuser or Oil Burner: 2-3 drops can be added to the water in the reservoir. Can be used with other essential oils.

How to Use in Foods: You can add 1 drop to dry tea or to flavor your cooked desserts and salads. When using in foods, mix thoroughly. Do not mix with water and drink.

Maximum Dermal Use Level: 5.4%

ESSENTIAL OILS;
Essential oils have been known since 3000 BC and are used in medicine, alternative therapy, and cosmetics. They are obtained from plants by steam distillation and pressing methods.
They can be obtained from the flowers, fruits, peels, leaves, roots, resins, and wood parts of plants. They have effects 100 times stronger than the plant itself. Even a single drop is strong enough to stimulate hormones. In light of the literature, they should be used in appropriate ratios after consulting an expert.
Essential oils should not come into contact with the eyes.
They should be used cautiously in pregnant women and babies.

Can be used for scenting in an oil burner or diffuser.
When used on the skin, it must be added to a carrier, fixed oil in the correct proportions.

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