Plant Therapy Peppermint Essential Oil 10 mL (1/3 oz) 100% Pure, Undiluted, Natural Aromatherapy for Diffuser & Topical Use, Digestion, Respiratory, & Massage, Peppermint Oil for Skin & Hair

Purity is essential in oils
I use this oil for an ingredient in homemadentooth powder. Also, to spray under cabinets where the plumbing is to ward off those cute little field mice.

Must have for campers!
We love this oil for our camper to keep away pests! Put a dab of oil on cotton ball and place around camper! I also use on bottom of feet when children have fevers.

Urinary hesitancy!
Wow…and “weird” !! I had abdominal surgery 5 weeks ago and ever since returning from the hospital, my peeing was waaaay different than before the operation. I never had to wait upwards of 5 minutes to begin urinating, it was always immediate! After surgery…what a pain! Had to concentrate really hard on peeing…had to press on my abdomen, had to shift around, etc… upwards of five minutes before it would start! I read on a forum recently this problem exists for some women, and they found that putting one to three drops of peppermint essential oil in the bowl, would speed things up! I actually laughed and scoffed at what they were saying, but was intrigued and curious enough (due to being frustrated enough with my body now), that I thought I’d try it to see if they were “crazy” or not. Hmmm! Wow! I’m no longer a skeptic! I’ve tried it a few times now (at home), and did NOT have to wait five minutes, nor did I have to press any area of my abdomen….didn’t need to shift around, or even concentrate on peeing! Nothing. Just sat there relaxed….and it came…within one minute….that’s better than almost five! I’ll see if that’s just a coincidence or not…but so far…each time since using the oil, it’s come without “trying” within one minute…(ish). But no where’s near five! First time I used three drops. Now I just use ONE. This stuff will last me “forever”. Plus I’m going to buy one for my purse for when I’m out. yay….no longer “living” in the bathroom trying to pee! Happy camper! No, I have NO idea how or why this works….but it does! I don’t care really! I’m just glad it does! 🙂 What a nice relief!

Peppermint – – so many uses.
Being antiseptic in nature, peppermint oil massaged on the scalp helps to remove dandruff and head lice in addition to its usual soothing cooling effect.For relief from headaches, inhale a few drops of peppermint oil sprinkled onto a handkerchief or dabbed on your wrists.Applied to your face, peppermint oil keeps pimples away making blemish free healthy skin.To relive nasal congestion from a cold, rub peppermint oil on the chest or add a few drops to a vaporizer.Get rid of toothaches and bad breath when adding a couple drops of peppermint oil to your toothpaste. The oil has also been used in the treatment of gum disease.The menthol in peppermint oil will help clear the respiratory tract. Acting as an expectorant it provides relief during a bout of coughs and colds, along with more serious asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, sinusitis, and tuberculosis. The oil has also been used for vertigo and fainting.Use peppermint oil for indigestion by adding a few drops in a glass of warm water and drinking it after your meal. The oil helps to ease bowel spasms, dispel gas, Cholera, irritable bowel syndrome, colic, morning sickness, diarrhea and nausea. As well as being the best antidote for an upset stomach.The cooling properties of peppermint oil benefit by removing muscle pain. It has also been used to treat rheumatism, aching feet, menstrual pain, and neuralgia.Many skin problems such as inflammation, itchiness, scabies, dermatitis, ringworm, and sunburn can be helped with a peppermint oil treatment as well.Peppermint oil is also used topically to treat stress. At the end of a grueling, long and tiring day, treat yourself to a soak in the bath or shower after applying some drops of peppermint oil to your body. The energized results are due to the refreshing properties of the oil.

Great quality product and fast shipping. Would definitely recommend