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Peppermint Essential Oil for Diffuser Aromatherapy, Soap Making 3.38fl.oz | Pure Peppermint Oil for Humidifier, Air Freshening, Skin, Yoga, Long Lasting Essential Oils for DIY Scent Project 100ML

By PHATOIL

9.1Excellent matchFeature and use-case score

100 ml in a UV-resistant amber bottle with a built-in dropper, undiluted. Its own listing says in capitals to dilute before use, which is the most useful sentence on it.

  • 100 ml (3.38 fl oz) of undiluted peppermint oil, stated as pure and without additives
  • UV-resistant amber bottle with a built-in dropper for counting drops rather than pouring
  • Listing instructs dilution before use and a patch test before direct skin contact, and states...
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Best fitBest for Scent
CategoryVacuum Sealers
BrandPHATOIL
Catalog score9.1 / 10

Product overview

PHATOIL Peppermint Essential Oil 100 ml: What to Know

This is a fragrance product and we are going to keep it in that lane. It adds a scent you chose to a cleaner, a mist or a diffuser; it does not clean, and no cleaning or antibacterial claim appears in its documentation or in ours. At a few drops per spray bottle, 100 ml is a quantity that outlasts most people's interest in the project.

The packaging is the specification worth paying attention to. It comes in a UV-resistant amber bottle with a built-in dropper, which is the correct container for an undiluted essential oil because light degrades the aromatic compounds, and the dropper is what lets you count drops instead of pouring. PHATOIL states the oil is pure, undiluted and without additives, extracted from plant material and then processed and packaged, with a manufacturer part number of PHATOIL-0720. Volume is 100 ml, equivalent to 3.38 fluid ounces.

The safety wording is the listing's own and it is worth repeating rather than paraphrasing away. PHATOIL instructs, in capitals, to be sure to dilute before use, and recommends a patch test before any direct skin contact. Undiluted essential oils can irritate skin, and peppermint in particular is potent. The listing also notes the oils are for external use. Keep it away from children and pets, do not add it to anything that goes on skin without diluting it properly in a carrier, and if you are putting it in a diffuser or humidifier, check that appliance's own instructions, because not every humidifier is designed to take oils.

Key Listed Features

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100 ml (3.38 fl oz) of undiluted peppermint oil, stated as pure and without additives

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UV-resistant amber bottle with a built-in dropper for counting drops rather than pouring

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Listing instructs dilution before use and a patch test before direct skin contact, and states external use only

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Marketed for diffusers, humidifiers, soap and candle making and DIY scent projects, part number PHATOIL-0720

Buying questions

Quick Answers

How many drops go in a spray bottle?

A few, and the honest answer is that no safe universal ratio exists because it depends on the carrier, the bottle size and what the spray is for. PHATOIL's own instruction is simply to dilute before use, with no ratio given. The practical approach for a scent-only addition to a water-based cleaning spray is to start with a very small number of drops in a filled bottle, shake, and add more only if you cannot smell it, because going the other way means tipping the bottle out.

Why does it come in an amber bottle?

To keep light off the contents. Ultraviolet light degrades the volatile aromatic compounds in essential oils, so amber or cobalt glass is standard for anything undiluted and intended to keep. That is also the reason to be careful about decanting it: moving an oil from the amber bottle it was supplied in into clear glass defeats the purpose, which is a point worth reading alongside the clear glass atomisers earlier in this guide.