How to Use Frosted Peppermint Oil for Travel Sickness
Whether you're traveling by plane, train, or automobile, Here's how keeping a little Frosted on your pocket can help all your travel woes from Head to Toe.
For Nausea and Motion Sickness:
- Inhalation: Place a few drops of Frosted Peppermint Oil into your hands and inhale deeply for 1-2 minutes.
- Topical: Mix with coconut oil or On the Mend and Massage onto your wrists, abdomen, or behind your ears before or during travel.

Adding a few drops of Frosted to On The Mend Oil can help lemongrass, eucalyptus, peppermint, spearmint, vetiver, and lavender are all naturally soothing for muscle cramps and belly woes.
Just a couple of drops on your fingers applied to tension points. Massage gently for 3- 5 minutes and feel the tension melt away.
Menthol is a natural pain reliever known as an “analgesic.” This compound activates pain receptors in your skin to reduce pain without medications.
Kidney 1 (Yongquan) – The Fatigue Fighter
Location: Center of the sole, about one-third from the toes, in the depression when you curl your toes.
Benefits: Relieves foot fatigue, reduces stress, and grounds your energy after a chaotic travel day. Great for calming jet lag or travel anxiety.
How to Massage: Apply diluted Frosted Peppermint Oil and press firmly with your thumb for 30-60 seconds, using circular motions. The cooling menthol enhances relaxation.
Liver 3 (Taichong) – The Pain Reliever
Location: On the top of the foot, in the webbing between the big toe and second toe, just above the junction.
Benefits: Eases foot and leg pain, reduces tension headaches (common after travel), and improves circulation. Perfect for sore feet from long walks.
Spleen 3 (Taibai) – The Swelling Soother
Location: On the inner side of the foot, just below the base of the big toe, in a small depression.
Benefits: Reduces swelling from long flights or standing, improves circulation, and supports digestion (which can be off during travel).
How to Massage: Apply Frosted Peppermint Oil and press in small circles for 30 seconds per foot, feeling the inflammation fade.
Make a Frosted Peppermint Spray
Keep a little spray bottle handy as a natural anitbacterial spray for surfaces, scrapes, hand sanitizer and more. The cooling sensation will leave you feeling refreshed and revived wherever you arrive.