Pure spearmint oil /' natural spearmint oil-

 

                                           

Appearance : Thin liquid

Aroma : Minty, slightly fruity aroma that is less bright than peppermint.

                                                                     

Extraction: It is extracted by the steam distillation of the flowering tops.

Aromatherapy uses:
Spearmint oil can be effective for the digestive system, for the respiratory tract, for a tired mind & for skin problems. The therapeutic properties of Spearmint oil are: local anesthetic, antispasmodic, astringent, carminative, decongestant, digestive, diuretic, expectorant, stimulant and restorative. Spearmint is a proven antibacterial and antifungal & extremely useful in inhalation for respiratory infections, and in topical applications for skin infections. 

Pharmaceutical uses:
It is helpful for the respiratory system. It is anti-inflammatory and active in expelling catarrh. It is good for both chronic and acute bronchitis. It has a calming effect also on the digestive system. It may mitigate some of the effects of travel and sea sickness. Spearmint impacts effectively on cystitis, general nervous upset and skin healing. It may work to stem heavy flow and leucorrhea. It stimulates a tired mind and helps with headaches, migraines, nervous strain, fatigue, stress acne, dermatitis, congested skin and sore gums.

Flavorings:
Spearmint is commonly used in enhancing flavor for the food ingredients due to its pleasant aroma. It is widely used for making chutney and for preparing other culinary dishes like vinegar, jellies, iced drinks and lemonades. 

Spearmint Tea
The refreshingly cool, minty flavor of the infusion blend tea, with its citrus undertone can assist with the discomfort & symptoms associated with allergy season. If it is taken along with freeze-dried nettle capsules , organic fennel seed and a pinch of organic stevia could lead to relief from allergy. A soothing tea is brewed from spearmint leaves and even an alcoholic beverage prepared from them act as an antidote for poison. 
       
Spearmint oil is used in U.S.A. for flavoring chewing gums, tooth pastes, confectionaries and other preparations. 

Mint oil is used in lozenges and condiments for its cooling and soothing vapor that help in break up of congestion while lifting spirts. It is also used to energize the mind and body. The properties of Spearmint, closely resemble those of peppermint, but its effects are less powerful, making it better suited for use in children, its taste is pleasant and less strong also.