It’s definitely mint. Forgive me for saying, but by the way the soil appears in the pictures, your poor plant is thirsty and hungry! Mints prefer rich, moist, but well-drained soil with a pH of 6 to 7. Try replanting and adding some fertilizer, blood meal, etc to give that baby a boost. The oils will come out and you will know without question that it is mint and possibly the type. Peppermint, spearmint, chocolate mint, etc.. Good gardening!

It’s probably pineapple mint…. You can google variegated mint, and compare… or… Pot some up… and carry down to your local purveyor… Compare with their offerings. If there’s no scent… it probably wouldn’t be the best choice in soap-making… or teas.

Is there a way to find out what specific type it is? I make handmade soaps and would like to dry it It out and use it for that and to make hydrosols with As well as making teas with for personal use if it’s safe.

Looks like mint… The variegation adds desirability… Sorry to hear there’s no smell… I’ve noticed mints with a smell I disliked… I’ve had oregano that was scentless, it’s possible that your mint lost the smell when it gained the variegation. There’s a lot of mints that look different from each other…