Peppermint Organic Essential Oil 10ml
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Peppermint Organic Essential Oil 10ml
£6.00£9.00Sop's peppermint oil is pressed from the leaves of Mentha x piperita grown in India, and sold as 100% organic in a 10ml amber bottle. It is a fresh, sharp pick-me-up for a diffuser, bath or massage blend.
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Peppermint is the oil you reach for when you want the room, and your head, to feel clearer. This one comes from the leaves of Mentha x piperita, a hybrid mint, and has a fresh, minty aroma with a medicinal edge.
Sop, short for Scents of Place, is a Norfolk brand that anchors its range to specific corners of the county. This peppermint is a single-ingredient oil, so what you smell is the plant and nothing else.
What it is for:
- Feeling energised
- Restoring emotional balance
- Improving memory
- Easing muscle tension and headaches
How to use: Add to a diffuser, or mix with a base oil for a massage or bath.
Key facts:
- 100% Organic
- 10ml | 0.3 fl. oz amber bottle with cap
- Vegan and cruelty-free
Latin name: Mentha Piperita Oil Origin: India Blends with: Rosemary, Sweet orange and Eucalyptus (all also available from Sop as essential oils)
About Sop
Sop, or Scents of Place, addresses the common issue of generic bodycare and fragrance by offering products deeply rooted in specific geographical locations. The brand was founded to move beyond vague natural inspirations, instead creating scents that authentically reflect the unique waterways, coastlines, and rural areas of Norfolk.
What truly sets Sop apart is its precise geographical inspiration and commitment to local culture. Each scent is anchored to a recognisable corner of Norfolk, with product names using local dialect. This deliberate choice connects the range to a living, spoken heritage, offering a more profound sense of place than typical mass-produced alternatives.
Sop's production approach prioritises diligence and sustainability over commercial speed. The brand views responsible processes as fundamental, ensuring that manufacturing decisions align with the same values that inspired its initial connection to the Norfolk landscape, rather than merely using sustainability as a marketing tool.