Beauty & Care Spearmint essential oil

Fragrance Spearmint oil

Spearmint oil has a warm, spicy, minty, fresh-sweet aroma.
The smell is similar to the smell that comes from spearmint chewing gum.
The scent is seen as an overtone to midtone, which means the scent lingers a little longer than the scent of Mint or Peppermint oil.

Effect of spearmint oil

This essential oil has a cooling and refreshing effect.
Spearmint has a shorter cooling effect than mint or peppermint because spearmint contains less menthol.
This makes this essential oil a lot friendlier to the skin. Children therefore often tolerate Spearmint better than Peppermint or Mint.

What is the essential oil used for?

This oil is used as an overtone in perfumes.
This essential oil is also widely used in oral care products, chewing gum, cough syrups and ointments.

Put a few drops in a diffuser and experience relief from the respiratory tract when you have a cold.
Inhaling Spearmint oil through steaming, in the sauna or in an aroma burner eases breathing.
Spearmint has a refreshing and stimulating effect on the psyche. Spearmint provides positivity and brings movement where it is stuck.
This natural essential oil promotes concentration.
Spearmint is often added to massage mixtures for its muscle relaxing and refreshing effect.

Use spearmint oil

• In the sauna: add 5 to 10 drops to an ice ball or to the water in the sauna tub
• In an aroma burner: add 2 to 4 drops to the water in an aroma burner
• On an aromastone: add 2 to 4 drops to the stone of the aromastone
• In a diffuser: add 2 to 4 drops to the water in the diffuser
• For steaming: add a maximum of 1 to 4 drops to boiling water and steam with a towel over the head
• In the steam room: add 2 to 4 drops of essential oil to a sponge and place it in a stainless steel bowl under the steam pipe
• In a massage oil: add a maximum of 10 drops of Spearmint oil to 100 ml of Sweet Almond oil.
  A mix of Sweet Almond oil and Spearmint oil has a soothing effect on burned skin.
• On a tissue or tissue: Place a few drops on a tissue or tissue and smell it several times when traveling to reduce dizziness and nausea.

Warnings

• Do not take the essential oil neat or use it neat on the skin.
• Pregnant women and children should only use half a dose of the above recommendations due to the carvone content in spearmint oil.

Spearmint oil mixes well with

The essential oil mixes well with eucalyptus, rosemary, lavender, peppermint and citrus oils.

The Spearmint herb and the extraction of its essential oil

This oil is extracted from the Mentha Spicata through the fresh or slightly dried flowering spearmint plant by steam distillation in the United States.
Spearmint oil (Mentha Spicata) is also called spearmint or spearmint.
The plant is a perennial up to 1 meter high with elongated to oval leaves and often purple, pink or white flowers.
The Spearmint is related to the Mint and the Peppermint. These mint varieties are among the most popular aromas in the world.
It takes approximately 100 kilos of flowering spearmint plants to produce 1 kilo of essential spearmint oil.
It is a light yellow to light green natural essential oil.

About the bottles

The 5 ml and 20 ml brown glass bottles contain a dropper and a child-friendly cap and the 100 ml brown glass bottles contain a pipette.
The liter bottle is used as a refill packaging.