Thyme Oil
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Thyme Oil has been in use since the era of Ancient Egypt,
where it was valued for its antiseptic and disinfectant properties. Extracted
from a fragrant herb, this powerful essential oil continues to hold relevance
in both traditional remedies and modern wellness practices. Thyme is also a
popular ingredient in global cuisines, especially Indian and Italian dishes.
There are more than 300 varieties of thyme, with the most widely used being Thymus
Vulgaris.
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Thyme Oil
as Per BP, USP Grade (British and United States Pharmacopoeia)
This incredible oil is obtained from Thymus Vulgaris, a
member of the mint family (Lamiaceae). Native to Southern Europe, particularly
the Western Mediterranean to Southern Italy, this woody herb grows up to 15–20
cm in height and 40 cm in width. It features small, aromatic, greenish-grey
leaves and clusters of pale purple or pink-white flowers blooming in late
spring or early summer. Today, the largest producers of thyme oil include France,
Morocco, Spain, and India.
Numerous
Industrial Applications
Thyme essential oil is widely used in the perfumery industry
and as a fragrance enhancer in cosmetics, lotions, soaps, and detergents.
Extraction
Process (How We Make It)
This remarkable oil is steam distilled from the fresh
flowers and leaves of the thyme plant.
Properties
of Thyme Oil
Pure thyme oil appears reddish-brown to amber in color and
has a sweet, herbal, warm, and spicy-herbaceous aroma.
Chemical
Composition
Thyme oil contains powerful compounds, including: Alpha-thujone,
Alpha-pinene, Camphene, Beta-pinene, Para-cymene, Alpha-terpinene, Linalool, Borneol,
Beta-caryophyllene, Thymol, Carvacrol.
Blends
Well With:
Thyme oil pairs exceptionally well with: Bergamot, Clary
Sage, Cypress, Tea Tree, Eucalyptus, Grapefruit, Lemon, Lemon Balm, Marjoram,
Peru Balsam, Rosemary, and Geranium Oil.
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Surprising Benefits and Uses
1. Used in soaps, cosmetics, and toothpaste.
2. Excellent in aromatherapy—uplifts mood and energises.
3. Works as an insect repellent.
4. Helps prevent ageing, acne, scars, and skin marks.
5. Stimulates menstrual flow and relieves cramps.
6. Acts as a diuretic, flushing toxins via increased
urination.
7. Relieves spasms, cramps, muscular aches, and even epileptic
fits.
8. Effective against wounds, sores, athlete’s foot, and bites.
9. Helps with insomnia and promotes better sleep.
10. Boosts immunity, circulation, and digestion and supports
overall wellness.
11. Used in mouthwashes and rinses—improves oral health.
12. Treats arthritis, rheumatism, gout, sprains, and muscle
injuries.
13. Promotes hair health and helps prevent hair fall.
14. Used for ear infections (bacterial and fungal).
15. Neutralises body odour in perfume formulations.
16. Aids urinary tract health (urethritis, cystitis).
17. Strengthens the nervous system and improves focus and
memory.
18. Enhances blood flow and supports cardiovascular health.
19. Used in weight management, it helps with edoema, obesity, and
anorexia.
20. Relieves chronic fatigue and exhaustion.
Safety
and Precautions
- May irritate skin and mucous membranes—perform a patch
test first.
- Avoid use during pregnancy or if you have high blood
pressure.
- Not for internal consumption—can cause nausea, dizziness,
or muscle complications.
- Stimulates the thyroid gland—not recommended for hypothyroidism.
- Always store away from children.
Where to
Buy Thyme Essential Oil in India?
At CSV Pharmaceuticals India, we produce top-quality Thyme
Oil as per Food, Pharma, and Cosmetic Grade standards. Our oil meets BP/USP
specifications and is exported to countries across the Middle East, Far East,
Africa, New Zealand, Brazil, Singapore, the USA, and many more.
