Organic Peppermint Essential Oil

A crisp, cooling organic essential oil traditionally valued for its fresh mint aroma and its versatility in diffuser blends, massage oils, and natural body care.
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Organic Peppermint Essential Oil is steam distilled from the flowering aerial parts of Mentha piperita, a natural hybrid of water mint and spearmint. Sourced from Greece, it has an intensely fresh, cooling aroma created by its naturally high menthol content. Peppermint is one of aromatherapy’s most recognisable essential oils and is widely used in diffuser blends, massage oils, inhalation blends, and botanical body care.

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Peppermint Essential Oil

Botanical name: Mentha piperita

Organic Peppermint Essential Oil is steam distilled from the flowering aerial parts of Mentha piperita, a natural hybrid of water mint and spearmint that has been cultivated throughout Europe for centuries. Its intensely fresh, cooling aroma has made peppermint one of the world’s most widely recognised essential oils.

This particular Organic Peppermint Essential Oil is sourced from Greece. Naturally rich in menthol and menthone, it delivers the clean, crisp fragrance that has made peppermint a favourite in aromatherapy, massage blends, diffuser blends, and natural body care.

Aromatic profile

  • Fresh, crisp mint aroma
  • Cooling and invigorating
  • Bright herbaceous notes
  • Clean, lingering finish

How Peppermint Essential Oil is traditionally used

Peppermint Essential Oil is traditionally used in diffuser blends, massage oils, inhalation blends, room sprays, foot care preparations, and natural body care. Its fresh cooling aroma is often chosen to refresh the atmosphere and combines particularly well with eucalyptus and citrus oils.

Blends well with

Benzoin, cypress, eucalyptus, frankincense, grapefruit, lavender, lemon, marjoram, rosemary, and tea tree.

Extraction method

Steam distilled from the flowering aerial parts.

Plant origin

Greece.

Good to know

  • Certified organic Peppermint Essential Oil.
  • Naturally rich in menthol and menthone.
  • One of the world’s most widely recognised essential oils.
  • Its powerful aroma means only a few drops are usually needed in a blend.
  • Frequently used in diffuser blends, massage oils, and botanical body care.

Safety

Peppermint Essential Oil should always be diluted before topical application. Avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes. Those with epilepsy or heart conditions should seek professional advice before use. Avoid topical use during pregnancy. Peppermint may reduce lactation and should be used with caution while breastfeeding.

Organic Peppermint Essential Oil is steam distilled from the flowering aerial parts of Mentha piperita. Naturally rich in menthol and menthone, it has the fresh, cooling aroma that makes peppermint one of the world’s most recognisable essential oils.

  • Menthol 39.98%: naturally occurring monoterpene alcohol responsible for peppermint’s characteristic cooling sensation.
  • Menthone 26.08%: ketone contributing the fresh mint aroma and cooling profile.
  • 1,8-Cineole 5.42%: oxide contributing clean, fresh aromatic notes.
  • Menthyl acetate 4.39%: ester contributing soft, sweet mint nuances.
  • Isomenthone 3.84%: ketone contributing depth and freshness to the aroma.
  • Limonene 2.28%: monoterpene contributing bright citrus freshness.
  • Beta-Caryophyllene 2.11%: sesquiterpene contributing gentle woody spice.
  • Menthofuran 2.02%: naturally occurring mint constituent contributing aromatic complexity.
  • Pulegone 1.68%: naturally occurring ketone present in small amounts.
  • Beta-Pinene 1.26%: monoterpene contributing fresh green notes.

Plant part used: Flowering aerial parts

Extraction method: Steam distillation

Aromatic character: Fresh, minty, cooling, herbaceous, crisp

Origin: Greece

Carrier or dilution information: Peppermint Essential Oil should always be diluted before topical application.

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