Thyme Oil

Content: It is 100% pure and essential oil obtained by water vapor distillation from the leaves of the Thyme ( Thymus vulgaris L. ) plant.

Description: The homeland of thyme is the Mediterranean and Mesopotamia. The name Latin comes from Greek in origin. Thymus is a Greek word meaning courage. That's why the Greeks decorated their warriors with thyme branches to give them courage.

Areas of use and effects: Thyme, which has many varieties, is the most commonly used medicinal herb and spice in our country, known by almost everyone. In ancient Greece and in earlier periods, it was primarily used as a germicide, reliever of lung diseases, anti-inflammatory, wound healing, blood pressure enhancer, parasite reducer, blood circulation accelerator, immune booster, digestion promoter, appetite stimulant, antifungal and as an aid in many other ailments.

How to use: It is used by adding 2 drops into 5 ml of base oil and diluting. It is also used in aromatherapy by adding 1-2 drops of thyme oil to aromatherapy lamps.

Warnings: There are many known usage methods and doses of thyme oil. Due to legal obligation, our recommendations on our site are compiled from many sources and are general recommendations for safe use. You can obtain more information from your doctor or professional herbalist or from reliable written sources.

It is unsafe for pregnant women to use thyme oil. Do not use without consulting your doctor.