Linalool's aroma is softer and woodier than thyme ct. thymol. With its soothing scent and gentle touch, this variety of thyme can help cleanse germs while treating skin and mucous membranes tenderly.
Botanical Name:Thymus vulgaris
Note:Middle Note Part of the Plant:Leaves and Tops Country of Origin:Spain Extraction Method:Steam Distilled
Aromas: Woody, spicy, green scent
Thyme essential oil is an aromatic oil extracted from the leaves and flowers of the common herb thyme (Thymus vulgaris), which belongs to the mint family. The commonly used white thyme oil is actually red thyme oil that has been filtered and redistilled, resulting in an almost colorless oil with a milder aroma and gentler effects. Due to its lower phenol content, white thyme oil is generally considered safer to use than red thyme oil. Rich in antibacterial and expectorant properties, thyme essential oil is a versatile remedy for various respiratory conditions, helping to clear mucus and phlegm, relieve nasal congestion, and ease chest tightness.
Pregnant women should avoid ingesting and topically applying undiluted essential oils throughout pregnancy. Instead, try inhaling essential oils or adding them to a diffuser.
Make sure to store essential oils out of reach of children. You¡¯ll also want to keep your oils away from excessive light or heat, as this can alter the chemical properties of an essential oil significantly.
Always supervise essential oil application with your children. Because children have more delicate skin, it¡¯s a good idea to dilute oils before applying them topically.