Kamelya Corn Mint Essential Oil (Wild Mint)

By the following information contained in this factsheet, we will not, under any circumstances, be held liable for inappropriate or incorrect use, as this information cannot be considered as a substitute for therapeutic or medical prescriptions or be used in lieu of a consultation with a healthcare professional.

- Avoid all contact in and around the eyes.
- Never use essential oils pure on the skin. Always dilute with a vegetable oil (sweet almond oil, grape seed oil, apricot kernel oil...)
- NEVER use an essential oil orally without the advice of a healthcare professional or a doctor. 
- As with the essential oil of peppermint, wild mint should be used with great caution. At low doses it is invigorating and refreshing, but in larger doses, it can have a stimulating effect to the point of causing tremors.
- Must be used in small doses.
- Never add essential oil of mint to the bath. 
- Wash hands well after use. 
- Keep away from the eyes. 
- Not recommended for burner use. 
- Highly inadvisable for use during pregnancy, breastfeeding, with epileptics, the elderly and children under 6 years of age.
- STRICTLY FORBIDDEN FOR USE WITH NEWBORN BABIES (local contact toxicity: gag reflex may cause nasal or respiratory arrest).
- High doses have a narcotic effect.