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GuruNanda, 100% Pure and Natural Peppermint Oil, Aromatherapy, 15ml:

Ingredients: 100% Pure Mentha piperita (Peppermint) Essential Oil

Country of Origin: India/USA 

Therapeutic Properties: Fresh, Cooling, Refreshing, and Invigorating

Extraction Method: Steam distillation from the fresh or partially dried plant.

Aroma: Minty

Blends Well With: Eucalyptus, Lavender, Lemon, Grapefruit, Rosemary and Orange essential oils

Peppermint is a classic scent and one of the most popular oils for aromatherapy. It also has a wide variety of potential therapeutic benefits from increasing your energy, improving focus, to relieving stomach or headaches. It's also been known to be a natural insect repellant! Try Guru Nanda Pure Peppermint Essential Oil and discover all it can do for you.

100% Pure Essential Oil

Relieving, Refreshing & Invigorating Therapeutic Properties

Best Used In An Aromatherapy Diffuser For Therapeutic Benefits & Room-Filling Natural Fragrance

Can Also Be Diluted & Used Topically, In Bath Water, Or Used In A Natural Room Spray.

Third Party GC/MS Tested

Sourced From India & Packed Farm to Bottle

PERFECT FOR AROMATHERAPY: Guru Nanda's Peppermint Essential Oil, Mentha Piperita, is sourced from India and the United States. It has a fresh minty aroma. GuruNanda Peppermint essential oil is produced using steam distillation from the fresh or partially dried Mentha Piperita plant grown in the best possible place on earth.

100% NATURAL, GCMS CERTIFIED: Every bottle of Guru Nanda oil goes through rigorous testing to bring the highest quality oil to our customers. This diffuser oil is 100% GCMS certified, undiluted and cruelty-free.

PERFECT FOR DIFFUSERS: Fill your Guru Nanda diffuser with water, then add between 2-8 drops of Peppermint essential oil to enjoy the aroma.

CAUTION: Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place. Consult your physician before use. Keep out of eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas.