Peppermint oil used topical can assist with relief from itching, muscle pain, and headache

Aromatherapy or topical use of diluted essential peppermint oil can have significant benefits with little risk. But be aware that peppermint aromatherapy can be toxic to pets. Always consider children, pets, and pregnant women before using aromatherapy.

In some cases, peppermint oil that’s applied to the skin may cause irritation or a rash to occur. If you’re concerned about having a skin reaction to peppermint oil, test a small patch of your skin first.

To Use: Rub into skin as needed. 

Ingredients: Shea Butter, Coconut Oil, Essential Oil, Vitamin E

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