Peppermint is a cross between water mint and spearmint and is native to Europe. Historically, the herb has been known for its medicinal uses, and its impressively long history often gives it the prestigious title as the world’s oldest medicine. You will find very few people who find peppermint unsuitable to their palate.
The most popular use of essential oils remains candlelit oil burners which are still the preferred method of scenting the home. A few drops of essential oils are added to water while a candle heats the water from beneath to vaporise and disperse the fragrance into the air without a trace of smoke or ash.
Product Description:
10ml amber bottle with dropper cap
Individually boxed
Pure undiluted essential oil
Information available regarding properties and uses
How to Use Product:
Dilute in a carrier oil of your choice – maximum 10%
Apply to the appropriate area of the skin as directed
Add a few drops of water and use in a burner
Add a few drops to bath water
Each essential oil comes boxed and includes an information sheet which details the main uses for the oil, the origin of the oil, and which oils it would mix with along with all relevant warnings.
Important Reminder:
Essential Oils should not generally be applied directly to the skin : always dilute in a base oil. Never use internally. Store out of reach of children. Avoid contact with polished surfaces. Always follow specific instructions.
