Description

Common English Name: Cornmint.

Botanical Name: Mentha arvenis.

Plant Family: Lamiaceae.

Method of Extraction: Steam distillation of the flowering herb. It is then dementholized to avoid solidification at room temperature.

Origin: Indigenous to Europe and naturalized in North America.

Plant Description: A small herb with lanceolate leaves and lilac-colored flowers.

Main Chemical Components: Alcohols (menthol) and ketones (menthone).

Blends Well With: Other mint oils, citrus oils, geranium essential oil; carrier oils.

Uses: Dry skin, irritated skin, oily skin, stress relief, muscle aches.

Fun Fact: Used interchangeably with peppermint (Mentha piperita) essential oil.

Cautions for Use: Skin sensitivity. Avoid use with children under three years of age. Do not use in conjunction with homeopathy.