Organic Dried Mint Leaves

You can use dried mint leaves in beauty by grinding them into a powder for face masks, steeping them for hair rinses or bath soaks, or infusing them in oil to create homemade products like salves or lip balms. Dried mint is effective in beauty due to its antibacterial and antioxidant properties, which can help treat acne, brighten skin, and soothe irritation. 

For your hair

• Hair rinse: Steep dried mint in hot water for about 10 minutes to make a strong tea. You can use this as a final hair rinse after shampooing, or mix it with apple cider vinegar for conditioning.
• Scalp treatment: Mix ground dried mint with lemon juice and apply the paste to your scalp for 30–40 minutes before washing it out. This can help with dandruff and promote hair growth. 

Other beauty uses 

Detoxifying bath

Create a relaxing and refreshing bath soak by adding dried mint leaves to your bathwater. 

• Method: Place a handful of dried mint leaves into a muslin bag or directly into your bath. The steam will release the herb's refreshing fragrance, while the mint itself can soothe and hydrate your skin. 

Refreshing foot soak

A mint foot soak is an easy way to relax and freshen up tired feet. 

• Method: Add 1–2 tablespoons of dried mint leaves to a basin of warm water. Soak your feet for 15–20 minutes to soothe and deodorize.