Thyme essential oil is produced from the plant Thymus vulgaris, also known as thyme. It has a strong, aromatic scent with woody and balsamic tones. It is known for its antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties.

Thyme essential oil is often used in aromatherapy for:

• boosting the immune system
• relieving stress and fatigue
• improving concentration and memory

Additionally, it is used in body care products, such as body lotions and shampoos, due to its beneficial properties for the skin and hair.

Essential oils are plant extracts prepared through the distillation of various parts of a plant, such as the flower, bark, leaves, and fruit seeds. They are considered gifts of nature, and many kilograms of plant may be required to produce a single bottle.

The most common method of use is aromatherapy, which can be done through an oil burner or candles containing drops of oils. Inhaling the aromatic molecules affects the emotional center of the brain, and they can also be used for topical application during massage.

It is essential to mix the essential oil with a neutral oil to balance its density. Essential oils are not intended for ingestion. If you are taking medication, it is necessary to be informed about possible interactions.

Alternative names for thyme include:

• Thymos (Θύμος)
• Thumari (Θυμάρι)
• Thyme (English)
• Thymian (German)
• Thym (French)
• Timo (Italian)
• Tomillo (Spanish)
• Serpolet (older French name)
• Za'atar (Ζαάταρ)

The product packaging and quality assurance ensure that the best possible packaging form is received depending on the quantity and form of the product. Available packaging includes glass or plastic jars with or without droppers.