Mint is named after one of the nymphs of Greek mythology. Mint (or Mint, Menta), according to legend, was not only wise, she knew the secrets of life and death, could heal from ailments and predict the future. In Roman mythology, the goddess Menta personified the human mind. It was believed that mint activates the activity of the brain, helps to preserve the flexibility and value of the mind. Peppermint is the most famous variety of a plant from the mint family. Her homeland is England, but today she can be found all over the world. Mint oil is obtained from the plant by distillation. Composition Mint Oil Method of application Sauna / steam room: 3-5k per 1 bucket of water, place at a heat source, add to the tub when steaming a broom; Aroma medallion: 2K; Air aromatization: 4-6 K. per 15 m2; Enrichment of cosmetic preparations: 6 K. per 15 g of the base; Massage: 6 k. per 15 g of transport oil; First aid: if there is a threat of fainting, shock and unexpected nausea, drop 3 k of mint on a handkerchief or hold a bottle of mint oil to your nose and inhale deeply several times. Please note! Externally! Do not use during pregnancy, for children under 7 years of age. Be careful when dosing, because in large quantities it can cause dizziness and numbness. Do not use in the evening, because it can lead to insomnia. Check for individual tolerance and skin reaction.