If you’ve ever chewed spearmint gum or taking a whiff of a spearmint plant, you’re already familiar with the refreshing qualities of this potent green herb. Both its smell and taste are pleasantly uplifting. It’s an herb that is very similar to peppermint, yet distinctly different at the same time.HIGHLIGHTS:. Improves Digestive Upset and Flatulence. Boosts Memory. Helps Nausea and Vomiting. Fights Bacteria and Fungi. Generally Calming. Great for diffusing, using on skin and for aromatherapy products. SIZES: 17mL & 2 Fl. Oz. (60mL) with dropperHOW TO USE:Both have a minty flavor and scent, but spearmint is slightly sweeter while peppermint is more cooling or refreshing.. You’ll find both commonly used in candies, gums, toothpastes, and mouthwashes.. You can use both herbs fresh or dried to create a tea.. Both herbs are used for pain relief, stress reduction, memory improvement and digestive complaints.. Both of these mint varieties contain an active compound known as menthol, but peppermint contains more menthol (which is why it’s more cooling).Details. Both spearmint leaves and oil are used to create medicinal products. In fact, spearmint oil is known for its ability to decrease inflammation, destroy bacteria and may even fight off cancer cells when used internally.. Ingredients100% Pure Spearmint Essential Oil