Organic Thyme Essential Oil

Thymus Vulgaris

from € 11,90

Thyme essential oil has a stimulating effect. It is used to strengthen the body’s natural defenses, support respiratory health, and boost energy and concentration.

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Thyme bottle size and volume graphic 5ml

Thyme bottle size and volume graphic 10ml

Invigorates, boosts vitality and energy

Stimulates the mind and concentration

Suitable for oily skin

Relieves muscle pain

Acts as an antibacterial

Has antifungal properties

Promotes skin health

Strengthens hair

Fights dandruff and hair loss

Natural insect repellent

Soothes insect bites and stings

Description

Composition: 100% Pure Thyme Essential Oil (Thymus vulgaris)
Extraction method: Steam distillation
Usable part: Leaves and flowers

Scent

Herbal, grassy, sweet.

Benefits

Invigorates and creates a sense of vitality and energy
Stimulates the mind and supports concentration
Suitable for oily and blemish-prone skin
Relieves muscle pain
Has excellent expectorant properties and pronounced antibacterial action
Possesses antifungal and antiparasitic effects
Promotes skin health, strengthens hair, and helps combat dandruff and hair loss
Acts as a natural repellent and soothes insect bites and stings

Applications

Add to a diffuser to enjoy the aromatherapeutic benefits of Thyme.
For massage, blend 2–3 drops with 1 tsp of carrier oil.
For inhalation, add 2–3 drops to boiling water and inhale the steam.
Stimulate your scalp by diluting 1 drop in carrier oil and massaging into the scalp.
Use in natural insect-repellent sprays.
Add to shampoo for oily scalp and dandruff.

Safety tips: Use only diluted; avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes, and sensitive areas. Not recommended for children, pregnant, or breastfeeding women without consulting a doctor.

What makes us different?

Our care for the soil and the future – your guarantee for purity.

"“I am impressed by the ethos of Essences Bulgaria. Their commitment to organic farming, their care for the soil, and for future generations is commendable and they demonstrate a deep care in both sustainable farming and the production of quality essential oils."

Helen Nagle-Smith

Clinical aromatherapist, lecturer and author of "Working with Unusual Essential Oils" and "Aroma, Aromatherapy and Trauma".