Scent Profile

Linalol thyme essential oil is typically classified as a middle to top note in perfumery. While it can have a middle note character, its fresh and floral aroma often makes it a prominent top note as well.  Its aroma is very diffusive, fresh, green, sweet herbaceous, clean, and gentle with a faint peppery undertone and a soft, woody-herbaceous dry down.

Recommended Uses

The earliest recorded use of Thyme was 3000 b.c. in Sumeria. Aware of its antibacterial and antiviral properties, The Sumerians used Thyme as an antiseptic. Ancient Egyptians also used Thyme in their mummification processes by adding it to their embalming fluid. Popular in culinary use, Thyme is still prominent in today's world as an additive to foods and in aromatherapy.

In aromatherapy, Thyme is noted to be a treatment for: bacterial and viral infections, fungicide, warts, arthritis, abscesses and boils, eczema, psoriasis and is a digestive stimulant. The presence of carvacrol and thymol in the essential oil possess strong antioxidant properties.

Blending

• Citrus - Bergamot, grapefruit, lemon, and orange complement the thyme's herbaceous notes. 
• Floral - Neroli and ylang-ylang add a touch of sweetness and calm, while lavender provides a calming effect. 
• Woody - Cedarwood, frankincense, and vetiver provide a deep, rich aroma that grounds the thyme.
• Herbal - Rosemary, basil, marjoram, and oregano offer a blend of earthy and invigorating scents.  

Contradictions / Safety

Thyme linalol can sting and cause irritation on those with sensitive skin.

End of Life

To recycle make sure empty bottle is free from any oil residue.

This product has not been evaluated by the CFIA or Health Canada. This information is provided for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. We recommend consulting with a certified health practitioner or aromatherapist before beginning therapeutic use.

Ethically bottled in Canada.