Mint Oil Dementholised

Dementholised Peppermint Oil is available in two grades - terpene and terpene less.

Dementholised Mint Oil:
Dementholised Mint Oil is also called Dementholized oil or Corn Mint Oil. Dementholised mint oil is obtained in the process of producing Menthol flakes & Menthol crystals. The other primary chemical elements of Dementholised mint oil are iso menthone, neomenthol, L-menthone, L-limonene, beta-pinene, alpha-pinene, methyl acetate, Piperitone. When it comes out from the process, then the L-menthol content ranges from 20% to 35%.

FAQ 1- Extraction Process (How to Make)
This method practice into the deep freezer which is at -45 C to -50°C about 48 hours. Further, the frozen oil is transferred into a basket centrifuge in which the menthol flakes are separated in form of flakes& solid form, unfreeze oil came out during the process is known as DMO (Dementholised oil).

Properties of DMO:
It is colorless to pale yellow to greenish yellow liquid and having pleasant & characteristic odor with taste followed by a cold sensation as it is minty. DMO is miscible with alcohol.

Dementholised oil composition:
Its constituents are ISO Menthone, Neo Menthol, L-Menthone, L-Limonene, Beta Pinene, Alpha Pinene, Methyl Acetate, Pipretone.

6 Impressive Uses and Benefits-

1. It is used as flavoring agents for liquors, chewing gums & others.
2. It is used for fragrance in soaps and cosmetics.
3. It is also used in perfume.
4. It is used in cold-rub and helps in providing a cold soothing experience.
5. It is also taken in dietary supplements or topically on the skin as a skin cream or ointment.
6. It is also helpful in irritable bowel syndrome and indigestion.