Menthol

Menthol Crystals, derived from Mentha Arvensis, are a solid, waxy component of mint oils. The extraction process involves chilling menthol oil to a specific temperature, allowing for the separation and crystallization of menthol into diamond-like structures through slow cooling. These crystals meet various industry standards and are available in both small and large sizes.

Produced under stringent hygienic conditions and advanced technology, Menthol Crystals are known for their high quality and extended shelf life. These colorless to white, brittle crystals are utilized in a variety of products, including cough drops, balms, mouth fresheners, and toothpastes. The Mentha Arvensis plant is the primary source of menthol, which possesses unique taste and local anesthetic properties. At room temperature, menthol crystals are solid, small, and exhibit a waxy texture. In aromatherapy, they are valued for their calming effects and are commonly found in lotions, fragrances, and hair care products due to their refreshing scent, as well as their efficacy in addressing various medical conditions.