Devinez Peppermint Essential Oil, (NABL & IFRA Certified) 100% Pure Natural & Undiluted Therapeutic grade - for Cold, Congestion, Hair Growth, Skin, Face, Pain, Aromatherapy, Aroma Diffuser & Muscles

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Peppermint oil has a long history of medicinal uses, practiced by many various cultures around the world. Probably the most well-known and widely used is that of peppermint oil as a digestive aid. The powerful organic compounds in this essential oil have a soothing effect on the muscles of the digestive tract, calming muscle spasms. Another traditional use of peppermint essential oil is to focus the mind, improve memory, and promote wakefulness without causing the signature nervousness and anxiety associated with other stimulants like caffeine.

Amazing Benefits of Peppermint Essential Oil

Cough Control: To help control coughing, clear airways, and boost your immune system, try mixing two drops each of peppermint, lavender, and lemon essential oils in a diffuser. Alternately, you can mix these oils and apply them to a small cloth or other object to create your own portable, hand-held inhaler.

Menthol Chest Rub: There are many menthol chest rubs available over-the-counter, however these may contain toxic chemicals that can do more damage than good to your body in the long run. Instead, try making your own menthol chest rub using peppermint oil.

Soak Away Aches: Make your own peppermint oil-infused bath salts for a cooling, pain-fighting soak. Simply mix 16 ounces of Epsom salt and approximately 15 drops of peppermint oil into warm (not hot) bath water. Soak until the water begins to cool. Also, always remember to drink plenty of water before and after a warm bath in order to prevent dehydration!

Joint Pain: Use peppermint oil to ease joint pain. First, dilute approximately 15 drops of peppermint essential oil per 1 ounce of a carrier oil like sweet almond or coconut oil. Then massage into painful joints for quick relief.

Tension Headaches: The cooling anti-inflammatory power of peppermint oil also has a long history of use to banish tension headaches. Simply massage peppermint oil – diluted or straight – into temples, behind your jawbone, and across your forehead for rapid relief.

Skin Irritations: Peppermint oil can be used to cool and soothe skin affected by burns, rashes, or dryness. Use a dilution of no more than 15 drops peppermint oil per 1 ounce of carrier oil to avoid damaging already irritated skin. Then simply massage the diluted oil into skin to refresh, moisturize, and soothe away pain.

Peppermint Lice Shampoo: Peppermint oil is one of a number of essential oils which have been proven effective (when used in conjunction with combing) in the treatment and elimination of head lice. Always remember: Before you apply peppermint oil or any other essential oil to large areas of skin, test for allergic reaction by placing a small drop on the back of the hand. You may have to wait a few hours as not all allergic reactions occur instantly.

Peppermint Oil for Natural Beauty : With so many uses that promote natural health, it should come as no surprise that peppermint essential oil makes a perfect addition to your daily beauty routine as well. As a natural astringent and anti-microbial, this oil is great for beautiful skin, luxurious hair, strong nails, and a glowing smile.

Safety Information

• Essential Oils are oil soluble- dilute with a carrier oil (olive, coconut, etc.), not water.
• Store in a cool and a dry place.
• Some oils are photosensitive - do not apply on exposed skin if going outdoors.
• Do not drop oils directly in ear canal or eyes. Oils can dissolve plastics - use in glass.
• Use extreme caution when applying oils topically for allergic or autoimmune conditions.
• Do a 2-days patch test for even the gentlest essential oils before using them generally.
• Use extreme caution when applying oils topically for allergic or autoimmune conditions.
• Keep out of reach from children and pets.
• If swallowed by mistake, kindly seek medical advice immediately.
• Keep away from flame, heat and ignition sources.
• Always conduct a patch test of diluted oil on the inner arm before using; do not use if redness or irritation occurs.
• Do not ingest.
• If you have sensitive skin, epilepsy, heart or kidney problems, or any serious medical condition, Do not use this oil unless advised by a physician or medical professional that it is safe.