| Base: | Essential oil |
| Scent: | Fresh mint scent |
| Group: | Herbs |
| Strength: | 3 |
| Dosage : | 5 ml sauna infusion per liter of water |
| Note: | Top Note |
| Season: | Summer, Autumn, Winter |
| Ingredients: | Ethyl Alcohol, Aqua, Mentha Arvensis Herb oil, D-Limonene, Linalool |
The scent of Mint sauna infusion is refreshing, light and spicy.
Mint infusion gives a cold feeling during the infusion.
Mint sauna infusion concentrate is easy to mix with citrus, spicy and sweet scents.
Natural, essential field mint oil has a refreshing and cooling effect.
The fresh and slightly pungent scent has a stimulating effect on the brain.
The scent wakes up, boosts and has a strong uplifting effect.
Mint helps you focus better by directing energy to the head and brain.
In case of respiratory problems, this sauna infusion gives relief and inhaling it is experienced as pleasant by many asthma patients.
Use 5 ml per liter of water or ice in the sauna bucket.
If the smell is too small, use a little more.
If the scent is too strong, use a little less.
Anise, Lemon, Pine, Eucalyptus, Cherry, Spearmint, Lavender, Lemongrass, Peppermint and Menthol.
25 ml - the 25 ml bottle is often used for a sauna at home or to try out the scent.
100 ml - 100 ml can be poured 4 to 10 times. (that depends on how much is used for an infusion)
500 ml - the 500 ml bottle is used in the professional sauna or by sauna enthusiasts (20 to 50 times)
1 liter - the liter bottle is also used in professional saunas or by large sauna enthusiasts (infused 40 to 100 times)
5 liter - the 5 liter can is almost exclusively used in professional saunas (infused about 200 times, at a dose of 25 ml per infusion)
10 liter - the 10 liter can is only used in professional saunas (infused about 400 times, at a dose of 25 ml per infusion)
