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Botanical Name: Mentha spicata
Plant Part: Leaf
Country of Origin: USA
Method of Extraction: Steam Distillation
Very similar to peppermint, slightly sweeter. Antispasmodic, emmenagogue, insecticide, parturient and stimulant. Indicated for all sorts of respiratory problems, sinusitis, and chronic bronchitis. If used in full body massage, use only a minute amount; massage in local areas may be preferable. Possibility of eye irritation, as well as an irritant on sensitive skin. Stimulates a tired mind. Helpful with digestive problems such as vomiting , flatulence, constipation and diarrhea. Seems to relax stomach muscles, relieves hiccups and nausea. May help with travel sickness. Good oil to use externally on children with digestive problems such as nausea, constipation and diarrhea. Blends well with basil, grapefruit, lemon and rosemary. May be used to relieve pruritus. Don't use during pregnancy. Flash point: 142 °F. (Cannot ship via air or ocean w/o appropriate documentation, cannot ship via postal air services.)
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Thomas Anerine (Garfield, NJ, US) | April 2nd, 2018
I have not use this too much. It has a very deep spearmint smell. If you like that, well, you will use it a lot. For my taste, I use this sparingly.
Karen Harasick (Shadow Hills, CA, US) | January 16th, 2016
Yes, this essential oil will immediately remind you of Wrigley's spearmint gum, so I don't tend to use it straight up in my cold process soap. It blends quite lovely with lemon or tea tree, and I love making lip balm and body cream using some. Super refreshing, but again, a little goes a long way!
Meghan Koziol (Eagle River, AK, US) | July 15th, 2012
This spearmint can stand alone without any hint of bitterness, but with eucalyptus it is wonderful and makes a very pleasant anti-moth scent for winter woolens.
Haley Struck (Waynesville, MO, US) | December 13th, 2011
I've always been a huge fan of spearmint scented things and decided to get this for my lip balm. It was a bit different from the spearmint I'm used to (I guess cuz this ones real lol) but I still enjoyed it. Very nice scent.
Michelle Touchstone (Miami, FL, US) | November 13th, 2011
I didn't think I'd be a HUGE mint fan, however I have to admit I am really hooked on the lip balm and soap I made with this spearmint! It smells really fresh and happy! My customers never put the soap down when this one is in their hands. Its a keeper for sure!
Jenny Jones (Starr, SC, US) | November 18th, 2011
I always used Peppermint, but tried Spearmint in my CP soap and I've already made another batch because I like it so much. The smell is uplifting, invigorating, sweet, but not synthetic sweet. Very natural and minty. Great EO!
Jennifer Neuman (Cypress, TX, US) | June 15th, 2011
I purchased this oil by mistake (I meant to order peppermint) for blending with Eucalyptus in my bath salts. Little did I know, it wasn't a mistake at all! I love this sweeter minty aroma paired with Eucalyptus. Just as they say, "a little goes a long way".
Alice Luxton (Portland, OR, US) | November 4th, 2010
Not terribly versatile for blending so far, but great on its own, a true spearmint aroma. It's one of the more volatile essences, so while it's open you'll smell it -- which makes it fortunate that this stuff is hard to get tired of! Very fresh and likeable, not overpowering like peppermint oil can be.
bonnie garrity (chehalis, WA, US) | October 31st, 2010
Very true spearmint flavor. This is my favorite to use in my natural toothpaste product line! Smells just like the spearmint in my herb garden! I will be reordering. Works well in Cold Process Soaps, too!
Jeremy Collett (Lexington, KY, US) | April 12th, 2010
I highly recommend people play with spearmint EO in their CP soaps. Peppermint always seems to be the go to "mint", but in several of my blends I found that spearmint was a much better compliment to the other scents. Very good quality and fantastic price!
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