Peppermint Hydrosol

Name: Peppermint Hydrosol
Brand: Gyalabs
SKU: HYDPEP100M
Price: 11.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (71 reviews)

Hydrosol

EAN Number: 4897085740633

71 reviews

the scent is great

Feels so good in the heat

Love the Peppermint Oil Awesome

Product Details

Peppermint hydrosol or peppermint hydrolat is obtained from the leaves of peppermint or Mentha piperita. It is floral water with a minty aroma. It has many health and skin benefits.

Uses

You can spray peppermint hydrosol on your face and body to keep your skin moisturised.
It can be used for soothing skin as it is cooling in nature.
To get rid of the stench and keep your feet smelling fresh, spray peppermint hydrosol on them.
Peppermint hydrosol can be used for your DIYs.
Because of its aroma it is used in making deodorants and perfumes.

Benefits

It blends with other floral and minty essential oils and hydrosols.
If refrigerated properly, it will last for two years or more.
This hydrosol can be used in face packs instead of water to boost performance.

Main Constituents

Menthol, menthone, menthofuran and 1, 8-cineol.

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Product Details

Peppermint hydrosol or peppermint hydrolat is obtained from the leaves of peppermint or Mentha piperita. It is floral water with a minty aroma. It has many health and skin benefits.

Uses

You can spray peppermint hydrosol on your face and body to keep your skin moisturised.
It can be used for soothing skin as it is cooling in nature.
To get rid of the stench and keep your feet smelling fresh, spray peppermint hydrosol on them.
Peppermint hydrosol can be used for your DIYs.
Because of its aroma it is used in making deodorants and perfumes.

Benefits

It blends with other floral and minty essential oils and hydrosols.
If refrigerated properly, it will last for two years or more.
This hydrosol can be used in face packs instead of water to boost performance.

Main Constituents

Menthol, menthone, menthofuran and 1, 8-cineol.

Shipping & returns

Free shipping worldwide

Wound Repair

Applying peppermint hydrosol on any minor wounds reduces pain and starts the healing process. It also disinfects the area of the wound. Peppermint water is used to cure minor cuts, wounds, and scrapes. Apply hydrosol on a cotton pad and carefully dab it over the cleansed wound.

Colds

Peppermint hydrosol contains antiviral and antibacterial characteristics and is used in massage and chest rubs to relieve cold symptoms. Peppermint essential oil kills several species of fungus, viruses, and bacteria in test tubes.

Skincare

Peppermint hydrosol aids other creams, lotions or ointments to reach deep within the skin making it a penetration enhancer. When creams go beyond the epidermis it works more efficiently. When applied directly on the skin, peppermint hydrosol may produce a delightful refreshing sensation, and it can be stored in the refrigerator to enhance this effect.

Fights Bacteria

The active ingredients in peppermint including menthol have antibacterial properties that remove the microbes on the surface of the skin and fight bacterial infections. This has been time and again with how the oil has healed skins after abrasions of sorts.

How To Use Peppermint Hydrosol

Peppermint hydrosol is mostly used in aroma therapy because of its aroma. But it has many other uses. Here are some of its uses.

Application

Properties of cooling

It relieves irritation and cools the skin. Beneficial for bug bites and sensitive skin responses. Hydrotherapy can be used to treat tight muscles. What's intriguing is that it has a heating impact when added to chilly water and a cooling effect when introduced to warm water.

Aftershave

Peppermint hydrosol is an alternative to aftershave lotions. It is a natural solution with antibacterial properties that soothe the skin after shaving. Aftershave Gents like this hydrosol's soothing properties in post-shave face care, where its cooling and numbing properties shine for razor burn. Peppermint Hydrosol is a gentle yet efficient toner for oily and troubled skin.

Insect repellent

Try putting a few drops of peppermint hydrosol oil in a spray bottle with some hot water. 5 to 10 drops of essential oil per ounce of water is a decent ratio. Spray the mixture on worktops, furniture, curtains, and blinds, as well as in hard-to-reach sections of the home wherever insects are located.

Headaches

One of the most often utilised essential oils to treat headaches and migraine symptoms is peppermint hydrosol oil. It includes menthol, which can aid with muscular relaxation and pain relief. Using diluted peppermint hydrosol oil topically is known to help reduce discomfort from nerve pain and migraine episodes.

Peppermint Hydrosol Uses

The minty crisp scent of this organic produced and certified organic artisan distilled Peppermint Hydrosol is refreshing and energising. The benefit of this hydrosol over Peppermint essential oil is that it may be used safely without dilution. Its applications are as follows:

Highly helpful for hot flashes associated with menopause.

It is soothing and also acts as a hormone regulator, balancing emotions and physiological symptoms.

One of the greatest toners for oily and troubled skin is peppermint hydrosol.

It is a wonderful spray for tension or sinus headaches, and it may be improved by combining it with lavender oils.

Peppermint Hydrosol could be used to treat digestive tract and stomach issues.

It gives way to smooth, comforting skin which gives a glow

Peppermint Hydrosol Blends With

Peppermint Hydrosol Blends With

Peppermint hydrosol blends well with essential oils, carrier oils and other hydrosols.

Peppermint Hydrosol Oil Extracted

Peppermint Hydrosol Oil Extracted

Peppermint Hydrosol is typically a result of the manufacturing of essential oils by steam distillation, although it can also be the primary product.
The distillation program commences with the heating of water and plant debris. We know from primary school science that when plant matter and water are warmed, their states change. Plant stuff begins to degrade in the water when heated. The water then changes into a gas, with each water molecule taking the disintegrated plant molecules with it. The plant and water vapour must be chilled back into a liquid condition before they can be used. When the steam cools, it condenses, and the chilled water and plant molecules combine to form a hydrosol.