Thyme essential oil dōTERRA | 15 ml
Thyme essential oil dōTERRA | 15 ml
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In the Middle Ages, thyme was given to knights or warriors before going into battle, as it was believed to instill courage in the wearer. In ancient Greece, thyme was used in baths or burned as incense in temples. The Egyptians used it in traditional ceremonies. Today, thyme is known as a popular culinary herb, found in homes around the world. Add thyme essential oil to your meat marinades or savory dishes for a fresh, herbaceous flavor!
A treasure trove of benefits for your well-being
While the herb is commonly used in cooking, thyme essential oil also adds a touch of flavor to your dishes. Its warm, herbaceous aroma, combined with its chemical constituents, gives it powerful topical cleansing properties, ideal for skin and hair care. Discover how thyme essential oil can enrich your daily life and offer you multiple benefits!
Main benefits
- Nourishes hair for a softer, more youthful appearance.
- Freshens breath.
- Releases an invigorating aroma during a massage.
- Helps cleanse skin when diluted and applied to targeted areas.
- Gives a herbal flavor to recipes.
- Cleans surfaces.
Aromatic description: Warm, herbaceous, floral, powdery
Collection method: Steam distillation
Plant parts: Leaf
Ingredients
Ingredients
Thymol, para-cymene, γ-terpinene
Instructions
Instructions
To flavor dishes.
Precautions
Precautions
Use in dilution only. Do not exceed the recommended dose of one drop per day. May not be suitable for sensitive skin.
Avoid contact with eyes, inside ears and sensitive areas.
Ask your doctor for advice if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking any medication.
Keep out of reach of children, in a cool place.
Interesting fact
In the Middle Ages, thyme was offered by women to knights and warriors before battles, as it was believed to give courage to those who wore it.
Uses
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Food
Use 1-2 drops in meat dishes and other main dishes to add a fresh, herbaceous flavor.
Always have a bottle of Thyme essential oil in your kitchen cupboard.
Use it as a substitute for fresh or dried thyme.
Recipe Seasoning: Treat your taste buds to the delicious herbaceous flavor of thyme oil by adding two or three drops to your marinades and seasonings, or try this Provençal herb blend to enhance the flavor of soups, chicken, or roasted vegetables. -
Cosmetics
Hair Care: Add a drop of thyme oil to a dab of shampoo to give your hair a healthy appearance, youthful shine and softness.
At-Home Foot Treatments: Pamper your feet at the end of the night with a spa-like treatment at home. Before your pedicure, add three drops of thyme oil to a warm foot bath to improve the appearance of your feet while enjoying the comforting and invigorating aroma.
Skin Care: Thyme oil is known for its skin cleansing properties. Dilute one or two drops of thyme oil in 10 drops of fractionated coconut oil and apply to desired areas, such as hands and cuticles, to benefit from its cleansing effect.
Massage: For a soothing massage after a busy day, add two drops of thyme oil to 15 drops of your favorite carrier oil. Gently rub into skin and enjoy its refreshing herbal aroma. -
Daily
Oral Hygiene: To promote good oral hygiene, combine one drop of thyme oil with 120 ml of water and gargle with this solution to clean the mouth and freshen breath.
Deodorant: Use the warm, powdery, floral aroma of thyme oil as a natural deodorant. Mix a drop of thyme oil with fractionated coconut oil and apply to your underarms to leave a fresh scent that lingers during your outdoor activities.
Surface Cleaning: Due to its cleaning properties, thyme essential oil is an excellent surface cleaner. Add two or three drops of thyme oil to your favorite natural all-purpose spray to clean and wipe down the most used surfaces in your home.
Diffusion: For an afternoon energy boost, add three to four drops of thyme essential oil to your favorite diffuser to enjoy a comforting and uplifting aroma at home or in the office.
Do you have any questions?
We know using essential oils can seem a little overwhelming at first! Here are some pointers to help you get started.