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Glow Reviver Plumping Lip Oil
lip balm · 7.6 ml · 28 ingredients
- With squalane
- With peptides
- With vitamin E
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Also listed as: Corn Mint Oil, Field Mint Oil
An essential oil distilled from the leaves of Mentha arvensis, the field mint plant, mainly used for its fresh minty scent and cooling feel. It is on the label of 2 products in our library. Checked against our library November 6, 2026.
The catch: essential oils carry the same fragrance allergens as perfume, and fragrance-free labels can still contain them, so people with fragrance sensitivity may want to skip it.
Mentha arvensis is a mint plant, often called corn mint or field mint. Its leaves are steam distilled to make the oil, which is rich in menthol, the compound that gives mint its cool feel. The result is a pale, fresh-smelling oil with a strong minty smell.
Formulators use it to give lotions, balms and hair products a clean, minty scent. It also adds a light cooling tingle, which many people find refreshing on tired skin or scalp. Plant origin does not mean it is free of allergens, so check the label if your skin reacts to fragrance.
Good for
Good for shoppers who enjoy a minty scent or cooling feel in lotions, balms or hair products, if they tolerate fragrance.
No. Peppermint oil comes from a different plant, Mentha piperita. Both are mints and both contain menthol, but their scent profiles differ, so the two are not interchangeable in every formula.
It can, for some people. Because it is an essential oil, it may cause redness or stinging in sensitive skin, and it can trigger reactions in people allergic to fragrance. A patch test on a small area is a sensible step before using a new product.
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lip balm · 7.6 ml · 28 ingredients
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body wash · 200 ml · 27 ingredients
Amazon UK prices as of 6 November 2026, 13:01 GMT; Amazon sets the final price at checkout.