Edens Garden Peppermint 10 ml 100% Pure Undiluted Therapeutic Grade Essential Oil

Love Edens Garden products but Amazon UAE sell only few of them and much more expensive than Amazon USA

Great quality oil. Use almost during cycle and if headaches present.

Oh how I love Eden’s Garden and their scents. Peppermint is such a good one for colds, winter season, headaches or stuffed up noses!

After experimenting with every essential and carrier oils out there, I've decided I'm absolutely in love with essential oils and a few have become a staple in my daily hair care regime. For me, it's important to apply essential oils to my hair due to the effects of chemicals used in my hair dyes (mainly bleach) and an allergic reaction to Brazilian Blowout. As a result, my scalp has become very sensitive. Using essential oils can help calm the skin down and make hair look healthy again. Your hair will benefit from a treatment with any essential oils even if there are no significant hair or scalp issues to cure. The best essential oils for hair can be used as often as needed and are easy and relatively cheap to purchase, unlike many chemical hair treatment products. Here are the essential oils I use to treat several of my current hair problems: (1) Peppermint Essential Oil, (2) Rosemary Essential Oil and (3) Lavender Essential Oil. Peppermint Essential Oil helps to stimulate blood flow to the root of the hair. This helps the hair to receive proper nourishment and to grow correctly. Peppermint makes the scalp tingle and this is what stimulates the blood flow to the hair (On the skin and scalp, peppermint oil is used to relieve skin irritation and itchiness and also helps to reduce skin redness, where inflammation is present. It is used for dermatitis, acne, and also relieves itching, sunburn and inflammation of the skin, while at the same time having a cooling action.) I am addicted to the tingling feeling on my scalp!! Here is a little more detail about this particular EO's benefits: Oily Scalp Although peppermint oil has a cooling, tingling effect when massaged onto the scalp, rest assured the oil is hard at work balancing the PH levels of your scalp to help put a stop to oily hair. Peppermint oil is actually an astringent which normalizes your scalp's oil production. An oily scalp produces excess oil which is then distributed throughout the hair; that creates greasy, oiled hair. Peppermint oil eliminates this problem and makes the appearance of greasy, flat hair a thing of the past. Dry Scalp Because of its PH balancing qualities, peppermint oil can also be used to treat the opposite problem: dry scalp and dandruff. And since the oil will be neutralizing the dryness on the scalp itself, it will take away any itching sensation associated with this social nightmare. Moisturize Peppermint oil is routinely paired with carrier oils such as almond, castor or olive oil. You will also find peppermint oil paired with other essential oils such as lavender, jasmine or wheat germ oil. Regardless of its companion, peppermint oil is frequently used as a moisturizer for the hair shaft. All you have to do is distribute a generous amount evenly throughout your hair. Wrap hair up in a shower cap or thin towel. Place a heated towel on top. Let the heat from the outer towel penetrate through your hair for twenty to thirty minutes. You may then reap the benefits of moisture rich hair. Hair Growth The tingling sensation mentioned above not only evens the playing field of the PH balance of your scalp, but it also stimulates your hair follicles and promotes hair growth. I have done tons of research on which brand of essential oils is the best on the market (or for me the most pure, undiluted and organic). I took a chance and tried this brand after unsatisfactory results from other brands Amazon sells. I was pleasantly surprised. I am anxious to try this company's other essential oils but so far their peppermint oil is my favorite thus far. Will reorder again and delivery was fast.

The peppermint smells wonderful

I still don't know if my friend likes this peppermint oil I sent her as I haven't been able to reach her, and since I have never tried this particular peppermint oil before I can't really speak to its quality. I can say that the seller is on the ball, they shipped my item immediately and according to the tracking info she received it about 2-3 days before the seller's delivery estimate. And, really, it's peppermint oil. You'd just about have to TRY to screw it up, so I'm sure it's fine and will do an excellent job of helping her get rid of her rat infestation. Rats SERIOUSLY HATE peppermint oil and will avoid it at all costs. Put some on a cotton ball and put the cotton ball in an area that shows evidence of rat activity and the rats will no longer frequent the area around the cotton ball. I have seen this work!!! Of course, you would want to use the peppermint oil in combination with at least a few other methods (traps, cat urine, clean up of debris, making all food non-rat-accessible, and putting the heads of the rats you kill on little spikes all around the outside of your home as a warning to all the other rats.) I'm just kidding, don't do that last one cause if you do your neighbors will start to avoid you and one of the more jerk-like ones may also call the health department on you. You know you can actually get a ticket for having too many decapitated rat-heads on spikes in your front yard?!? Anyway, rats hate peppermint oil and they hate it A LOT. It's peppermint oil, the seller got it to my friend with the rat problem super quick which I am sure she appreciated. Based upon speed of delivery alone I'm giving 4 stars and will change to 5 unless I find out that I haven't heard from my friend because the rats flicked the peppermint cotton balls out of their way shortly before devouring my friend in her sleep. In that case, then some knuckle-dragger somewhere has managed to find a way to screw up peppermint oil and his failure has caused the tragic rat-related death of a really really skinny girl who lives southwest of Tacoma. (Or did until she was eaten by rats.)