Evidence check
Evidence rating: Very limited evidence for hair growth
What research suggests: Peppermint oil may feel cooling and can be used as a cosmetic scalp oil, but convincing human evidence for hair regrowth is lacking.
Important limitation: Frequently cited hair-growth findings come from animal research and should not be treated as proof in people.
Safety: Patch test first and avoid eyes, broken skin and undiluted essential-oil exposure.
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Product and supplier information
Information
Peppermint oil is most commonly used for treating cracked lips or scalp, and is also a great solution for getting rid of dandruff or head lice.
Popular in massage oils, it stimulates circulation, encouraging hair growth and can be used as an effective 100% natural and organic hair conditioner. If you're looking to find an all-rounder natural beauty ingredient that you can use for your whole body, this is it. Suitable for all skin and hair types.
Benefits
Say goodbye to cracked lips, no more itchy dry scalp, no more dandruff, Encourages hair growth, 100% natural. Care instructions: Store with other beauty products. Fix the lid back on after use.