Peppermint (Organic) Hydrosol (Mentha Piperita
- A real peppermint floral water. This is a true steam distillate, the aromatic water drawn off when peppermint is distilled, not water blended with a drop of oil.
- Organic peppermint, grown in France. This water is distilled from organic peppermint leaves, the aromatic part of the plant.
- Mild enough to use undiluted. A hydrosol holds just a little essential oil, so this one is misted straight onto adult skin, unlike the concentrated peppermint oil.
- A soft, sweet peppermint scent. It reads soft and sweet rather than sharp, the everyday face of peppermint.
- Third-party tested. An outside lab tests it, the same as all our oils.
- An oil we use ourselves. Like everything we sell, we use this peppermint hydrosol too. See how to use it.
Product specification
Our quality promise
Peppermint hydrosol, a floral water from the mint
5 benefits of Peppermint
A cool facial mist
Peppermint hydrosol makes a cool facial mist, spritzed over the face from a short distance. It lands with a cool, light feel, a clean freshness where the mist settles. Gentle on adult skin, it is an everyday face-and-neck water for a warm afternoon.
A body mist for warm days
On a warm day, peppermint hydrosol refreshes the skin as a light body mist, cool where it lands and quick to dry. Mist it over the arms, the back of the neck and the collarbone after time outdoors or in the kitchen. As a cosmetic mist it cools and freshens the skin, nothing more.
A room and linen spray
Peppermint hydrosol freshens a room and linens with a soft, sweet mint note, spritzed into the air or over fabric. The scent is lighter and rounder than the essential oil, so it lifts a space without taking it over. Let it settle on cotton and it fades to a clean, faintly sweet mint.
Softer than the essential oil
This water is the gentle side of peppermint, sweeter and rounder than the sharp essential oil and far lighter on the skin. Where the oil hits with menthol, the hydrosol gives a soft, cool freshness and a clean mint scent. It suits anyone who finds peppermint essential oil too strong.
A single-ingredient mist
This mist is one thing only, the aromatic water of the peppermint plant, with nothing added and no oil stirred in. It is the honest, single-origin water a careful buyer looks for, not a bottle that only borrows the peppermint name. Water and mint, and nothing else in the bottle.
How to use
Face mist
On the skinMist peppermint hydrosol onto clean skin from about a hand's distance, no dilution needed on adult skin. Keep the mist out of your eyes, and pat it in or let it dry. Use it morning or through the day whenever skin wants a cool freshen.
A body and room mist
Cosmetic useSpray peppermint hydrosol over the body, through the hair or across linens and into the air for a cool, sweet-mint lift. This is external cosmetic use, a mist and nothing to swallow. A short spritz freshens a warm room or a gym bag without soaking anything.
Keeping it fresh
StorageKeep peppermint hydrosol refrigerated once it is opened, since a hydrosol is not sterile and stays fresh longer cold. A quick sniff before use tells you it is still good, clear and clean-smelling; tip it out if it turns cloudy or smells off. Store it out of reach of children.
2 recipes using this oil
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Method. Pour both waters into a small fine-mist bottle and shake to combine. Mist over clean skin whenever you want a cool freshen. Shake it again before each spray.
Method. Combine the peppermint hydrosol and distilled water in a spray bottle and shake well. Spritz over the body, bed linens or a warm room for a light, sweet-mint lift. Give it a shake before you spray again.
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Every size is the same oil. The larger the bottle, the lower the price per ml.
Frequently asked questions
7 answers drawn from the product specification and our own use of this oil.
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