Spearmint tincture diy

Learn how to make a mint extract with fresh peppermint and your favorite clear liquor. Homemade extracts are perfect for holiday gifts and cost less than store-bought extracts! It's also a good way to use up the summer harvest of mint leaves.

Mint is an easy to grow herb that cools and relieves pain. It can help ease stomachache, indigestion, headache, nausea and sore muscles. If you've ever grown mint in your garden, you're probably well aware of just how rapidly it spreads! Today, I'm sharing ten ways that you can use up an abundance of mint to make things that are both fun and practical.

Level Up your favorite brownies AND save your family money with this two-ingredient mint extract recipe.

Spearmint tincture (Mentha spicata) is used as a natural stimulant, carminative and antispasmodic; supports the gastointestinal sytem.

A tincture is a rather concentrated water/alcohol extraction of an herb. It is similar to teas (aka infusions) in that water is used to extract phytochemicals (

This is a simple technique for making your own extract at home from peppermint or any other mint that you love.

Chamomile tincture is wonderful at promoting relaxation and sleep. By following this simple DIY recipe, learn how to make chamomile tincture using only two ingredients.

Elderberry tincture is a simple way to convert fresh or dried elderberries into a homemade remedy to boost the immune system. You may have come across elderberry, in either tincture or syrup form, if you've

Making your own extracts is really easy and they are perfect a perfect gift for the holidays.

Lemon balm has many health benefits and one of the best ways to use it is in a tincture. Learn how to make this lemon balm tincture using fresh lemon balm!