Thyme Essential Oil

How to Use Oregano Oil?

Oregano oil, which has a warm, spicy, herbaceous and strong scent, can be used in censers, aroma lamps and diffusers to purify your atmosphere. Its powerful antiseptic properties provide valuable and 100% natural protection against infectious organisms.

It supports the skin for acne, oily and acne-prone skin. Thyme essential oil can help remove the appearance of cellulite with its purifying effect. It is a powerful antiseptic with antibacterial, antifungal and anti-inflammatory effects.

Oils Compatible with Synergy

It blends well with Bergamot , Lemon , Rosemary , Melissa , Lavender and Juniper oils. Synergistic mixtures can be obtained with Itır, Rose and Orange oils for anxiety and stress.

Contents

100% Thymus vulgaris ( L.CT Thymol )

Thyme Essential Oil Benefits

The benefits of thyme oil have been known for centuries. Between the 15th and 17th centuries, the use of thyme oil was common against the plague microbe that swept across Europe. Nobles carried Thyme and other aromatic herbs in their hands and collars to protect themselves against germs. In the First World War, "Thymol" obtained from Thyme was used as an antiseptic to treat soldiers' wounds.

The benefit of thyme oil is also used in acne-prone oily skin, oily-dandruff and hair loss. It is one of the valuable components of tonic effective mixtures for oily skin. It supports the skin in maintaining the oil balance in the skin.

Natural Oregano Oil is one of the ideal essential oils for hair care. It is effective in eliminating negativities such as itching, rash, dandruff, sensitive fungi and lice on the scalp. By increasing the microcirculation, it supports the body in a healthier diet of the hair. Thyme oil is among the essential oils that are frequently preferred by those who have hair loss problems.

Does Oregano Oil Contain Additives? How Is Oregano Oil Obtained?

   Pure essential oils should not contain chemical additives. All essential and fixed oils you will buy from Alfheim Aromatherapy are pure, additive-free and 100% natural.

Oils obtained from fresh or freshly dried leaves and flowering tops are made by steam distillation at Alfheim's ISO and GMP production facility. You can visit our Blog page about making thyme oil and other details.

Where Is Thyme Essential Oil Used?

It is used on acne, bruises, insect bites and oily skin. It helps to strengthen both the body and the mind in insomnia, nervous weakness and stress-related complaints.

It brings mental clarity and alertness. It sharpens the emotions, increases mental clarity. With its pure Oregano oil scent, it helps us to balance our minds in moments of anger, tension, stress and fatigue.

Warnings:

Different subspecies of the thyme plant can be processed in different geographical conditions and with different methods. Therefore, there are many types of oregano oil; Thymus vulgaris L. CT Linalool : This oil, also called lemon thyme, has a place in the public's mouth as "Light Thyme". It can be applied to the skin. Thymus vulgaris L. CT Thujanol : Suitable for all skin types and ages. Thymus vulgaris L. CT Thymol : Also known as "Absolute Thyme" with its reddish-brown and bitter odor. Due to the Thymol in its content, it should be used sensitively and correctly. It should not be applied undiluted on the skin. Oregano Oil should not be used if anticoagulants are used or if bleeding disorders are present. Epilepsy patients should stay away from Oregano Oil. There is no clear answer to the question of how many times thyme oil should be used per day. Depending on your intended use, it is important to consult with your healthcare provider.

Oregano Oil Side Effects

Oregano Oil L. CT Thymol, undiluted in the right proportions, can cause skin sensitivity and irritation. You can refer to the Alfheim Essential Oil Dilution Chart before using.