Paradise Springs Peppermint Oil – 1 oz (30 ml)

Wildcrafted peppermint essential oil with a refreshing, cooling aroma. Steam distilled from the flowering herb, this oil is ideal for room sprays, natural cleaning, and soothing relief for muscles, tension, and upset stomachs.

What is Peppermint Oil?

Peppermint Oil (Mentha piperita) is a steam-distilled essential oil derived from the flowering herb. With its invigorating minty aroma and natural cooling properties, it has been used for centuries for aromatherapy, digestive support, muscle relief, and household cleaning. Our Paradise Springs Peppermint Oil is wildcrafted and sourced from India, France, or the USA, ensuring a pure, potent oil for daily use.

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Key Benefits

• Invigorating Aroma – Crisp, minty, and refreshing.

• Digestive Support – May help ease nausea and upset stomachs.

• Muscle & Tension Relief – Cooling effect can soothe sore muscles and headaches.

• Natural Disinfectant – Antiseptic properties make it great for DIY cleaning.

• Multi-Use Wellness Oil – Works in diffusers, sprays, massage oils, and more.

Suggested Uses

• Aromatic Mist: Mix with water in a spray bottle for a natural room freshener.

• Digestive Support: Diffuse during times of nausea or stomach discomfort.

• Muscle Relief: Dilute with Jojoba Oil and massage into sore muscles or temples.

• Home Cleaning: Blend with tea tree oil and water for a minty household disinfectant.

• Nighttime Relaxation: Prefer a softer scent for evening? Try our Calming Blend.

Oil Specifications

• Botanical Name: Mentha piperita

• Method of Extraction: Steam Distilled

• Parts Used: Flowering Herb

• Country of Origin: India, France, or USA

• Cultivation Method: Wildcrafted

• Scent: Minty, hot, herbaceous with vegetative notes

Frequently Asked Questions

Can peppermint oil help with headaches?
Yes — when diluted with a carrier oil like Jojoba Oil, peppermint oil may provide cooling relief for tension headaches.

Is peppermint oil safe to ingest?
We recommend topical and aromatic use only. For ingestion, consult a qualified health professional.

Can peppermint oil be used on skin directly?
Always dilute before applying to the skin, as peppermint oil is very potent.

What blends well with peppermint oil?
It pairs well with lavender, eucalyptus, and our Calming Blend for a balanced aromatic profile.