Description:

All over the world, peppermint oil has gained enormous popularity and is valued primarily for its health-promoting properties.

It is most often used as part of natural methods to relieve cold and flu symptoms such as runny nose, cough, upper respiratory tract and sinus infections. Moreover, according to the specialized literature, mint extract has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties. Brings relief from muscle diseases. fresh fragrance invigorates, stimulates action, eliminates chronic fatigue.

Because peppermint oil has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties, it is often used in preparations for skin problems. It works well in relieving acne, has anti-inflammatory properties and brings relief in the difficult process of fighting heat.

How to use:

Its strong, fresh smell makes peppermint oil the most commonly used in aromatherapy. It's also great in the sauna and as an addition to inhaling steam from a fireplace or diffuser. In cases of weakness or chronic fatigue, it is worth taking a relaxing bath with the addition of peppermint oil. It can also be used as a soothing massage. Peppermint oil can also be successfully used on the scalp and the whole body, also topically. However, it must be diluted with another base oil, and before the first use it is worth doing an allergy test.

Peppermint oil pairs perfectly with rose, orange, lemongrass, clary sage and bergamot oils.