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Description
Quick Overview
This instantly recognizable minty oil has multiple benefits for skin, hair and general health when used with carrier oils. Its antimicrobial action freshens and balances irritated and acne-prone skin. As a scalp treatment, it stimulates microcirculation to boost hair growth while reducing greasiness. The cool, tingling action along with it's anti-spasmodic and anti-inflammatory benefits relieve pain, cramps and makes for a great post sports or workout massage. Natural Menthol provides effective relief from respiratory issues such as nasal congestion, sinusitis, asthma, bronchitis and even the common cold and cough. The incredibly reviving scent even helps soothe headaches, PMS and nausea while improving mental clarity and raising energy levels.Benefits :
• 100% Natural • Strong and minty aroma • Clarifies irritated, oily skin and scalp • Relieves pain and cramps • Clears respiratory tract • Relieves symptoms of PMS • Improves mental focus and energyWhat to Expect
A pale liquid with a strong, grassy-minty scent and a sweet herby undertone.How to Use
How to apply
For Home Fragrance: Pour a few drops onto a cotton ball and tuck into a corner of the room, refresh the cotton as required. Can also be used as a diffuser oil by adding a few drops with water to an essential oil burner. For Skin, Hair and Body: To be used after diluting with a carrier oil such as Coconut, Almond and Sesame only. Add 1 or 2 drops of essential oil to a teaspoon of your chosen carrier oil and blend well. Not for direct use on skin. Keep away from eyes. For external use only.Ingredients
MENTHA PIPERITA:
Also known as Peppermint. When applied on the skin, peppermint oil keeps pimples at bay and keeps the skin healthy and blemish-free.Reviews
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Q. I have heard that Peppermint is a great rescue to fungal reductions and fever. Is it true?
Question by: ROBIN SINGH on Sep 22, 2016 09:23:45 AM
A. Yes, Peppermint oil works as an excellent anti-fungal agent and helps relieve fungal infections esepcially for the feet.
Answer by: Team Kama on Sep 23, 2016 11:53:35 AM
Q. Can this oil be used as a flavoring ingredient?
Question by: ROBIN SINGH on Sep 22, 2016 09:23:45 AM
A. It is absolutely not recommended to use this in cooking or flavoring as this is for external use only.
Answer by: Team Kama on Sep 23, 2016 11:53:35 AM
Q. Can we use peppermint oil for digestion problem and to reduce belly fat? if YES please tell me how to use?...
Question by: Hemo on Feb 07, 2018 04:33:01 AM
A. We do not recommend Peppermint Essential Oil for consumption.
Answer by: Team Kama on Mar 15, 2018 07:18:14 AM
Q. Does peppermint oil help in scalp hair growth?
Question by: Sumit on Apr 09, 2018 16:02:27 PM
A. We recommend a hair regime of Bringadi Intensive Hair Treatment, Rose & Jasmine Hair Cleanser and Conditioner.
Answer by: Team Kama on May 23, 2018 10:32:39 AM
Q. Can we use for hair growth ?
Question by: bagga on Jun 03, 2018 05:36:29 AM
A. We recommend Bringadi Intensive Hair Treatment, an all-in-one hair treatment for hair loss, premature graying and dandruff that restores and nurtures damaged hair back to health.
Answer by: Team Kama on Jun 27, 2018 08:13:15 AM
Q. For whitening cream
Question by: Shvaragaa on Jun 10, 2018 16:17:04 PM
A. We recommend our Rejuvenating & Brightening Ayurvedic Night Cream instead, blended with Saffron to illuminate the complexion. Patch test before use. Not recommended for use on active acne.
Answer by: Team Kama on Jun 22, 2018 06:16:34 AM
Q. I am currently using sugandhati oil for body ache and it give me a good sleep , For head pressure and my head release heat when i am studying late night, do you have some suggestion for me ?
Question by: Akshay on Aug 06, 2018 20:23:21 PM
A. We suggest our 100% natural Rhemaheal Pain Balm, an Ayurvedic treatment blended with Wintergreen, Peppermint & Camphor to cool, soothe, relieve stress & pain.
Answer by: Team Kama on Aug 13, 2018 10:12:28 AM
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