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You might often enjoy the fresh taste of mint in your gum but did you ever envision sleeping on a mattress that smells like it? Mynt Lab has just launched the world’s first mint-infused bedding, designed to transform your sleep experience with a natural cooling effect. Made from a proprietary blend of eucalyptus and pine fibres, infused with mint, this luxurious, eco-conscious bedding helps hot sleepers stay cool and comfortable throughout the night.
Mynt Lab’s journey began in 2021 with the launch of Touché, a line of 100 per cent eucalyptus sheets. While Touché was well-received, the brand’s founder, Michelle Tweddle, continued to explore ways to further revolutionise sleep. Driven by her own experiences with chronic insomnia, Michelle discovered the critical role body temperature plays in achieving quality sleep.
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