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Essential Oils

Mint Oil

Mint Oil, also known as Mentha oil, is a liquid essential oil derived from mint plants. It is characterised by its strong menthol aroma and cooling sensation.

AvailabilityAvailable on request
FormLiquid
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Product information summary

Description
Mint Oil, also known as Mentha oil, is a liquid essential oil derived from mint plants. It is characterised by its strong menthol aroma and cooling sensation.
Main application
Primarily used in flavouring and fragrance formulations.
Packaging
Typically available in 1 kg containers.

Also known as

Mint Essential Oil, Mentha oil

Part of Essential Oils. Tell us the grade, quantity and packaging you need and our sales team will confirm availability and lead time.

Why Mint Oil matters

Mint Oil is important in the food, personal care and pharmaceutical industries for its flavouring and aromatic qualities. Its natural properties provide a refreshing experience in many formulated products.

What is Mint Oil?

Mint Oil is extracted from the leaves of the Mentha species, primarily Mentha piperita (peppermint). It consists mainly of menthol, which is responsible for its characteristic cooling sensation. The oil has multiple properties that make it suitable for use in various applications, including its strong antimicrobial activity and its ability to enhance the flavour profile of products.

Why buy Mint Oil from Cuprichem

  • Cuprichem offers technical support to help you select the right grade of Mint Oil for your needs.
  • We ensure specification matching with every order to suit your application requirements.
  • With reliable supply chains, we can deliver Mint Oil locally in Kenya, ensuring timely availability.
  • Our team provides local advice and resources to support your sourcing needs.

Technical data sheet

Indicative properties for Mint Oil. For a certified specification and the Safety Data Sheet, request a quote.

Physical FormLiquid
ColourColourless to pale yellow
OdourStrong menthol aroma
DensityRefer to the SDS
SolubilitySoluble in alcohol, insoluble in water
Boiling PointRefer to the SDS
Melting PointRefer to the SDS
pHRefer to the SDS

Applications of Mint Oil

  • Flavouring food and beverages
  • Oral care formulations
  • Confectionery products
  • Personal care cosmetics
  • Soaps and detergents
  • Aromatherapy
  • Household cleaning products
  • Fragrance applications

Packaging & pricing

  • 1 Kg

Pricing is quoted per order. Contact Cuprichem for current rates and availability on these pack sizes.

Other packaging described for this product

  • 1 Kg

Safe handling & storage of Mint Oil

For handling and storage guidance, please refer to the Safety Data Sheet and consult with Cuprichem's technical team for specific advice.

This is general information only. Always follow the product’s Safety Data Sheet and your site’s procedures; contact our technical team for guidance specific to your process.

Quality assurance of Mint Oil

Cuprichem is committed to supplying materials that comply with buyer specifications, and we can provide documentation upon request.

Frequently asked questions

What is Mint Oil used for?

Mint Oil is commonly used in food flavouring, oral care products, cosmetics, and various personal care items.

Is Mint Oil safe to use?

Generally, Mint Oil is safe when used as directed, but it is advisable to consult the Safety Data Sheet for handling precautions.

What is the main component of Mint Oil?

The primary component of Mint Oil is menthol, known for its cooling effect.

How should I store Mint Oil?

Mint Oil should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.

Can Mint Oil be mixed with other oils?

Yes, Mint Oil can be blended with other essential oils or carrier oils for various applications.

What industries use Mint Oil?

Mint Oil is used across food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, personal care, and cosmetic industries.

Is there a food-grade version of Mint Oil?

Yes, food-grade Mint Oil is available for consumption and food preparation.

How is Mint Oil extracted?

Mint Oil is typically extracted through steam distillation of mint leaves.

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Mint Oil supply across Kenya

Cuprichem Industrial Chemicals Ltd supplies Mint Oil to manufacturers, institutions and laboratories nationwide, delivering to:

  • Nairobi
  • Mombasa
  • Kisumu
  • Nakuru
  • Eldoret
  • Thika
  • Ruiru
  • Kikuyu
  • Naivasha
  • Machakos
  • Athi River
  • Kitengela
  • Nyeri
  • Meru
  • Kericho
  • Kakamega
  • Kisii
  • Malindi
  • Nanyuki
  • Kilifi

Not listed? We arrange delivery to other towns on request.

Need Mint Oil?

Send your grade, quantity and packaging requirements and our sales team will respond with availability, pricing and lead time.