Field mint essential oil (Mentha arvensis) is 100% natural, comes from controlled organic cultivation in the tropical nature of India, direct and local distillation of the fresh plant with gentle water vapour, 10ml.
| Botanical Name | Mentha arvensis |
| Purity | 100% natural essential oil |
| Organic quality | Controlled organic cultivation since 2001 |
| Harvest | From July to August |
| Processing | Gentle steam distillation, from the fresh plant |
| Terroir | India |
| Origin | Sourced directly from the farm with its own distillery |
| Aroma | Very aromatic, fresh, herbaceous, menthol, sweetish |
| Effect | Liberating, cooling, refreshing, enhances concentration |
| Main Components | Menthol, Menthone, Isomenthone, Menthyl acetate |
| Allergens | Limonene, Linalool |
This essential oil of field mint comes from direct purchase from an organic certified farm in the heart of India. This native medicinal plant finds optimal growing conditions in this tropical landscape. Especially the sunny warm as well as slightly humid climate stimulates in the mint the concentrated formation of valuable ingredients and aromas, such as menthol and menthone. The oil is extracted from steam distillation directly after harvesting on the farm, in compliance with the highest quality standards. Due to their many years of experience, the distillers use a particularly gentle distillation process, which leads to an almost complete extraction of the valuable phytochemicals.
We obtain this essential oil from a renowned and certified producer in the Provençal countryside Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes in France. The company was founded around 1900 and has worldwide cooperation partners, small to large farms with essential oil plants, where according to quality standards is produced professionally and passionately. The origin and quality of the plants are therefore very well documented. The essential oils are extracted on site either by gentle steam distillation in a stainless steel tank or by cold pressing. The first certified organic products date back to 2001.
Corn mint (also known as field mint), which, along with peppermint and spearmint, belongs to the Lamiaceae family, grows mainly in the northern hemisphere, such as Europe and Asia. It prefers moist, nutrient-rich as well as warm locations and usually grows up to 40cm high. It produces rich green and slightly hairy leaves and pink to purple flowers from June to October.
The refreshing menthol aromas clear the head and let you breathe easier.
