
Peppermint CO2

Botanical Name: |
(Mentha piperita) | |
Origin: |
USA | |
Part Used: | Herb | |
Distillation Method: | CO2 (help) | |
Lot#: | 2USW05-WG | |
Principle Uses: |
This is a very clean, strong and sweet Peppermint very similar to the steam distilled in aroma. ROOM FRAGRANCE: To waken up a tired mind and aid concentration. This oil, in the working environment, is ideal where sustained attention to complex tasks is needed, i.e. doctors; nurses; drivers; students; air traffic controllers; pilots; writers; computer operators, etc. Used as a room fragrance it may relieve mild headaches caused by mental fatigue or stress, or as the result of colds and flu, but avoid too high a concentration in the air. Peppermint is often good at relieving morning sickness and other nausea. |
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Safe uses: |
This oil should only be used on the skin at very low levels. Mint oil’s can cause great pain if they get into the eyes, or come into contact with delicate body tissues, therefore always handle this oil with great care. Scrub hands with liquid detergent if the oil gets on your fingers. Take care not to transfer the oil to ordinary bar soap as this could result in subsequent severe eye irritation. If the oil gets into the eyes, flushing the eye with COLD MILK is the most effective treatment, followed by cold water if necessary. Preparations containing mint oils or menthol must NOT be used close to, or on the nose of infants. Peppermint oil must be kept well away from the eyes, and keep it away from children. |
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