Is it corn mint oil or peppermint oil?
1885015
this is peppermint oil and I use it in the winter time to keep the mice and rats away, I put is on a cotton ball and place in areas they use to come in and the past several years have had no problems with them at all, I feel it works great and you do not have poison around for animals or children to get into.
1885016
I would say that non of it, I bought 5 different oils at the same time and all some fake junk oils not even smells like the real oil of peppermint or cinnamon and so that I purchased, I personally will not buy anything from that company any more
1885017
It smells of peppermint to me. Especially if I put some in a pan of water on the stove on low. It refreshes the air and makes it easier to breathe. I've never heard of corn mint.
1885018
Every single answer here is wrong. This is corn mint, not peppermint. It says right in the description "mentha arvensis" which is corn mint. Peppermint is "mentha piperita"
1885019
Most definitely peppermint oil but I would buy Now's version unless you're using, say, a funnel because the bottle truly pours very very poorly and you know unless you've just got money to throw away (in which case I suggest taping it all to a tree as that would be way more amusing as you could say, "Hey, here's a money tree"), don't buy it.
1885020
^Look at the picture, external use only. Whatever it is it doesn't seem safe.
61475
From the bottle: citric acid (.15), peppermint oil (.60), lemon grass oil (.60), rosemary oil (.60), potassium sorbate (.02). The inert ingredients are water (95.83) and Lecithin (2.20).
1248075
Mainly natural ingredients, peppermint oil,clove extract, sodium lauryl sulfate, water and sodium benzoate.
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Active Ingredients:Peppermint Oil.0.30%Eugenol (Clove Extract).0.70%Sodium Lauryl Sulfate.2.70%Inert Ingredients:.96.30% -
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Mint oil. 0.25% Clove oil. 0.30% Citronelle. 0.40% Rosemary oil. 0.40% Inert ing. 98.65%
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Active ingredients: Clove oil 0.03%, peppermint oil 1.0%, sodium laurel sulfate 1.3%. Inert ingredients: Citrus acid, oleic acid, water.
326062
Pure peppermint oil is what's in these. As long as you take pure peppermint there won't be much difference.
1779650
Grape seed oil. I was quite disappointed. It is not a therapeutic pure frankincense.
2264094
It has peppermint oil, eucalyptus oil, melaleuca, lemon and a couple other oils
1142694
Xylitol, calcium lactate, magnesium stearate, gum Arabic, natural peppermint oil, & beeswax (glazing agent)
531522
The label states the following ingredients:*Distilled water*Grain alcohol*Peppermint oil*Grapefruit seed extract*Grape seed extract*Rosemary oil*Thyme oil*Neem oil...hope this helps
127113
I do, and I use Peppermint oil with a little warm water for stomach/intestinal disorders (e.g., upset stomach, cramps I also use it for pain and it works great even if you put it on your skin or for tooth pain before you get to the dentist. I would not use it for children younger than 8.
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Moisturizer - Peppermint oil mixed with other essential oils or a carrier oil can be applied directly to your hair. Wrap your head with a shower cap and then a warm towel or heating device for 20 to 30 minutes to allow the mixture to penetrate. And for the scalp, 1. Dilute your Peppermint Oil With Water - Mix a 3-8 drops of peppermint oil with a cup of water. 2. Mix your Peppermint Oil With Carrier Oils - Jojoba, olive, avocado or almond are carrier oils that add additional benefits and make the peppermint oil less harsh. Add a few drops of peppermint oil to a few ounces of a carrier oil and mix before applying.
1348278
Links on this page [ http://www.hoppes.com/global/customer-service/msds ] would suggest it is white mineral oil. Interesting.
1400241
I have no idea- I use it for rodent control. This particular brand smells more like turpentine than peppermint oil. I'll never buy it again.
1281799
No, the flavor of "icy mint" continues to be peppermint. It definitely isn't spearmint.
220441
As far as my wife and I can tell, pure essential oil. WE LOVE THIS PRODUCT!!