$22.00
Cornmint Essential Oil 10 ml
Mentha arvensis
Israel
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Cornmint is also commonly known in Israel as “Mid East Field Mint” or “Jerusalem Corn Mint”. The oil has a strong minty soft spearmint, warm, herbaceous aroma presenting a top fragrance note.
Anesthetic, antimicrobial, antiseptic, antispasmodic, carminative, cytotoxic, digestive, expectorant, stimulant, stomachic. Used for acne, sunburn, cools skin itching, removing blackheads, sinusitis.
ויעש את־שמן המשחה קדש ואת־קטרת הסמים טהור מעשה רקח׃
~Shemos 37:29 (Exodus)
Certified Clinical Master Aroma-therapist
Rivka Sari Ph.D CCMA, CCLA, CA,HBA, CCT, SAS
ISRAEL/ USA
Aytz Chayim Torah Aromatherapy School ®™
Established 2014
Tree of LifeSchool of Aromatherapy Institute ®™
Established 2012
When you use Israeli oils that are distilled, produced, or grown in Israel you are allowing the essence of the Land of Israel to be taken into your body
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Aytz Chayim Torah Aromatherapy School ®™ Established 2014 Tree of Life School of Aromatherapy Institute ®™ Established 2012
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