Mentha Arvensis Leaves Cornmint Oil, 1 Litre

Extraction :Cornmint oil is derived from flowering tops of the plant using steam distillation process. Botanical Name : Mentha arvensis Common Method Of Extraction : Steam distillation Parts Used : Flowering plant Note Classification : Middle Aroma : Soft, fresh, bitter-sweet minty aroma Chemical Composition :The main constituents of the oil are menthol (41.2%) and menthone (20.4%).Essential Oil Information :Cornmint is widely used similarly to peppermint. The oil is the major source of natural menthol.Oil Properties :The oil is high in menthol content. When distilled, the oil produced is usually solid, which is then partially dementholized and some of the menthol is removed for the liquefaction. The oil is rich in menthyl acetate and menthol with fresh and strong aroma mildly bittersweet.Uses : Beneficial in the cure of neuralgia, rheumatic pain, indigestion, toothache, bronchitis and laryngitis Used in the treatment for earache, tumors and certain types of skin conditions Very useful for sprains, strains, ringworm, bruises, scabies and muscular pain It has positive effect on nervous system To treat swollen gums, mouth ulcers and to alleviate toothaches Added to the formulations of toothpaste, soaps, detergents and industrial perfumes Therapeutic Properties :Antimicrobial, anesthetic, antispasmodic, antiseptic, digestive, carminative, stomachic, stimulant, antibacterial Blends Well With :Benzoin, basil, cypress, black pepper, geranium, eucalyptus, juniper, grapefruit, lemon, lavender, naiouli, marjoram, ravensara, pine, rosemary and tea treeSummary :Cornmint essential oil is featured with a penetrating scent and a strong menthol kick. The oil does not have the sweetness of peppermint and the earthiness of pennyroyal yet it is warm and pleasant.Precautions :The usage of oil should be avoided during pregnancy. It may cause skin irritation.