2x Bio Wild Mint Essential oil - 10ml

What does Wild Mint Essential oil help with?

Wild Mint ( Mentha arvensis ) is an aromatic herb with characteristic mossy leaves and a refreshing minty aroma. Grown in India, it has been used for centuries in herbal medicine for its rich content of menthol - a substance with cooling, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial effects.

Wild Mint Essential oil is extracted from the leaves of the plant and can be used as a:

• Tonic for oily and problematic skin - The oil shrinks pores, regulates oiliness and limits the development of bacteria;
• Additive to a scalp mask against dandruff and oiliness - Soothes itching, refreshes and reduces the fungi responsible for dandruff;
• Cooling gel for legs and tired areas - Refreshes, reduces swelling and stimulates blood circulation;
• Antiseptic lotion for problem areas - Suitable for topical treatment of pimples, bites or minor irritations.

How do i use Wild Mint Essential oil?

1. As a toner for oily and problematic skin

1. Mix 2 drops of essential oil with 1 tbsp. floral water ( e.g. witch hazel or lavender );
2. Shake well and apply with a cotton pad to a cleansed face;
3. Use in the morning and/or evening as part of your skincare routine.

2. As an addition to a scalp mask against dandruff and oiliness

1. Add 1 drop of wild mint oil to 1 tbsp of clay or natural scalp mask;
2. Mix well and apply evenly to your scalp;
3. Leave it on for 10-15 minutes, then rinse with warm water.

3. As a cooling gel for feet and tired areas

1. Mix 3 drops of essential oil with 1 tbsp. aloe vera gel;
2. Stir until a homogeneous mixture is obtained;
3. Rub into the skin with light massage movements - especially suitable in the evening after a busy day.

4. As an antiseptic lotion for problem areas

1. Mix 1 drop of essential oil with 1 tsp. carrier oil ( e.g. jojoba or tamanu );
2. Apply carefully only to the problem area using a cotton swab or cotton pad;
3. Apply 1-2 times daily until your skin calms down.

Ingredients (INCI):

Mentha Arvensis leaf oil, limonene, linalool, eugenol