The spear-shaped leaves of spearmint give it its name. It is said to be the oldest plant in the Mint family, and it has long been utilised for its digestive properties. Spearmint Essential Oil has a long history of usage for a variety of diseases, including skin problems, headaches, nausea, vomiting, respiratory difficulties, and cold symptoms.

• Spearmint Essential Oil has a wide range of applications, from medical to olfactory to cosmetic.
• Used topically, it can treat skin irritations such as itching, bug bites, and skin condition such as Athlete’s Foot.
• It may unclog pores and promote cleaning while leaving the skin feeling cold and rejuvenated when used in moisturisers like lotions.

• Reduces the fine lines and wrinkles and other flaws on the skin.
• Assist in reducing cold symptoms.
• Reduce the symptoms of inflammation by cooling red, puffy, and itchy skin.
• Menstrual problems, such as inconsistent or missing periods, should be addressed.
• Spearmint is often used as a flavour in toothpaste, breath mints, and chewing gums.
• In diabetics, spearmint tea may help reduce blood sugar levels.

Carvone, Limonene, 1, 8-cineole, and β-Myrcene.