Peppermint, a cool hybrid from Asia and Europe, has spread its roots all the way to North America. When its dried leaves and stems, bursting with menthol, join the tea party, it's like a fresh blast of minty goodness. Don't stop there - this herb can also work its magic in oils and fragrances, adding a touch of peppermint pizzazz to your beauty routine!
 
Store in a cool, dark place in an airtight container.
 
Use in herbal bath blends. May also be infused in oil or tinctured for use in making soaps, shampoos and other cosmetic products. Use alone or in combination with other herbs in tea blends. May also be used in baked goods and in seasoning blends for roasted meats and vegetables. Peppermint is widely used in the food, fragrance and pharmaceutical industries. 
 
This herb is highly versatile in the kitchen and home. The leaf is used to make teas, tisanes, infusions and tinctures. Infused in oil or tinctured in alcohol, peppermint leaf lends fragrance and a mentholated quality to skin care products. 
 
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