Peppermint is a cross between watermint and spearmint and is native to Europe. Historically, the herb has been known for its medicinal uses. Hence it is often termed as the world’s oldest medicine.
Peppermint oil is also used as a flavoring agent. You will find very few people who will not find peppermint suitable to their palate. Blends Well With:
Black Pepper, Fennel, Ginger, Lemon, Lemongrass, Rosemary History: It was extensively brought to use by the ancient Chinese (called mo yao in China) and Egyptians. The Egyptians used it as a part of sun worshipping custom and for preserving mummies as well. The oil has also made its way in the making of cosmetics. While, the Greek soldiers used it to heal the wounds. Uses: Menthol, which is present in abundance in peppermint oil, helps in clearing the respiratory tract. It is an effective expectorant and therefore provides instantaneous, though temporary, relief in numerous respiratory problems including nasal congestion, sinusitis, asthma, bronchitis, cold and cough. As a result, it is used in numerous cold rubs. When these cold rubs are rubbed on the chest, they remove nasal and respiratory congestion immediately.Many of our customers use them for medicated oils manufacturing.
Cautions:
Peppermint cools by constricting the capillaries and needs to be used in extremely low dilutions. It is also an irritant. One or two drops in a bath is sufficient, use a 1% dilution for massage or other skin applications |
We can supply in 180 kg drums, 25 kg drums, 1L, or retail for 100 ml, 10 ml.
We also supply Dementholized Peppermint Oil for other manufacturing uses (Oral, Confectionery, Pharmaceutical, Tobacco, Perfume, etc).
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