Lotus Mint Oil - 60 Ml

Works on strengthening gums, treating toothaches and mouth inflammations, due to its antiseptic and antibacterial properties. Effective treatment for eliminating bad breath. Treats skin irritation from insect bites, but should not be applied directly to the skin and must be diluted before use. Helps alleviate teething pain in infants and is applied to the gums. Gets rid of cradle cap.

Definition: Peppermint oil is extracted from parts of the peppermint herb, traditionally used for digestive aid since ancient times. Nowadays, it is used as a flavor additive in health products such as toothpaste and mouthwash. Menthol, a compound found in peppermint oil, is also included in products applied to the body to alleviate congestion and muscle pain.

Properties: Peppermint oil primarily contains menthol, comprising 30-40% of the oil extract. It also contains omega-3 fatty acids, iron, magnesium, calcium, vitamins A and C, and important minerals like potassium, manganese, and copper.

Precautions: Peppermint oil is not recommended for use by pregnant women or infants when directly applied to the gums, as it may cause mouth ulcers. Some individuals may experience allergies when using peppermint oil, leading to skin redness, so it should be avoided by sensitive individuals.

Dosage and Usage: For tension, anxiety, muscle tension, and joint pain, massage the affected areas twice daily. For acne, mix a spoonful of peppermint oil with 5 drops of tea tree oil and a spoonful of jojoba oil, applying with a cotton piece to the affected area twice daily. To nourish the scalp and combat hair loss, use a spoonful of peppermint oil with a tablespoon of olive oil, mix well, massage the scalp for 5 minutes, leave for 40 minutes, then rinse with warm water and suitable shampoo. Repeat twice a week.