Mint is a plant that has been used in both food and medicine since ancient times. It has been widely cultivated, especially in the Mediterranean region. Peppermint hydrosol is a modern application of these historical uses. Peppermint hydrosol is obtained from the Mentha piperita plant.

Peppermint plants can grow in a variety of climates, but are particularly abundant in temperate regions of Europe, Asia, India and North America. The quality of mint hydrosol depends on the characteristics of the region where the plant is grown.

Production: Peppermint hydrosol is produced through steam distillation. The plants are steam distilled and the vapor is cooled to a liquid state. This process produces the hydrosol, which contains the essential oils and nutritional properties of the mint plant.

Color, Aroma and Fragrance: Peppermint hydrosol is usually a clear and slightly green or pale yellow liquid. In terms of odor, it offers a fresh, refreshing and mentholated aroma. This scent provides an invigorating and relaxing effect both in skin care and aromatherapy. The fragrance note offers a fresh and natural aroma. The strength of the aroma is medium, which makes the product effective and pleasant both in skin care and aromatherapy.

Warnings: Peppermint hydrosol is generally a safe product. However, it should be used with caution on sensitive skin or in people at risk of allergic reactions. A small test is recommended before using a new product. It is also important to follow the product’s instructions for use.

Storage: It is best to store peppermint hydrosol in a cool, dry and dark place. It can remain at room temperature, but should be kept away from direct sunlight and moisture. This preserves the freshness and effectiveness of the hydrosol.