Peppermint cream

Menthol, also known as peppermint oil, is used widely in toothpastes, mouthwashes, gum, sore-throat lozenges, lip balms, and nasal decongestants. For topical analgesic use, it is available in creams, lotions, ointment, and patches. The patches can be trimmed to fit the affected area. [Pg.906]

What s the most popular flavor of ice cream Black raspberry Peppermint ... [Pg.98]

Savory, peppermint, and dragonhead Blood plasma Lavender, rosemary, crimson glory, chamomile flowers, rose, peppermint, eucalyptus, and guajava Creams... [Pg.549]

Wang, L.H. et al. (2008) reported on enhancer effects on human skin penetration of aminophyl-line from cream formulations and investigated for this report four EOs, namely rosemary, ylang, lilac, and peppermint oil compared with three plant oils, the liquid wax jojoba oil, and the fatty oils... [Pg.255]

Swedish punch is made of arrack and spices and has an alcohol content of at least 25%. Cocoa, coffee and tea liqueurs are made from the corresponding extracts of raw materials. Emulsion liqueurs are chocolate, cream and milk liqueurs, mocca with cream liqueur, egg liqueur (the egg cream, Advokat ), egg wine brandy, and other liqueurs with eggs added. The widespread and common egg liqueur is made from alcohol, sucrose and egg yolk. Herb, spice and bitter liqueurs are made from fruit saps and/or plant parts, natural essential oils or essences, and sugar. Examples are anise, caraway, curacao, peppermint, ginger, quince and many other liqueurs. [Pg.936]

Used in some carminative, stomachic, and laxative preparations. Caraway oil is widely used in Europe in combination with peppermint oil (see peppermint) and other oils in the treatment of dyspepsia also used as a flavor in pharmaceuticals and as a fragrance component in cosmetic preparations including toothpaste, mouthwash, soaps, creams, lotions, and perfumes, with maximum use level of 0.4% reported in perfumes. [Pg.139]

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