Field mint essential oil essential oil

Botanical name: Mentha arvensis

Cultivation: Conventional

Country of origin: China

Main properties: respiratory, general antiseptic, carminative, mucolytic.

Indications:

Eczema: Field mint essential oil + Thyme + Lavender. 1.5 ml of each to dilute in un 20 ml of macadamia or jojoba vegetable oil. Apply this lotion on the areas to be treated 2 times a day. Field mint essential oil can be replaced by Palmarosa.

Migraine: Field mint essential oil + Peppermint + Lavender + Wintergreen + macadamia (or jojoba or apricot kernel) vegetable oil. 10 ml of each. Massage a few drops of this blend on the forehead and temples several times a day and for as long as necessary.

Contraindications: This EO is potentially irritating. Not to be used by pregnant or breast-feeding women. Do not use in conjunction with a homeopathic treatment.

Tips: For a fresh breath, wash your mouth using half a glass of water with 1 drop of Field mint essential oil (or Peppermint).

Warnings: Use with caution. All the essential oil information available on our website (dosage, association, indications) has been gathered from a number of aromatherapy reference books written by medical researchers. This information should not however be taken as a substitute to a professional medical advice and, for that matter, does not engage our responsibility: CENTIFLOR is not liable for any accidents, injuries or prejudices whatsoever caused to anyone practicing auto-medication on the basis of the information available on this website.