Pure Thyme Essential Oil Purenaissance Therapeutic Grade, Best for Aromatherapy and Diffuser/10ml

 What is Thyme Essential Oil:  Thyme Essential Oil is derived from thyme (Thymus vulgaris); a perennial herb that belongs to the mint family, Thyme is often used in aromatherapy, cooking, potpourri, mouthwashes and elixirs, as well as in ointments. It also has a number of medicinal properties due to its essential oils.  The benefits of thyme essential oil have been recognized for thousands of years in Mediterranean countries. This substance is also a common agent in Ayurverdic practice.Today, among the many producers of thyme oil, France, Morocco and Spain emerge as the primary countries bottling this essential oil. Thyme essential oil is steam distilled from the leaves and flowering tops of the plant. The resulting oil is pale yellow to reddish-brown in color and has a fresh, sweet, herbaceous scent. Two different thyme essential oils are derived from Thymus vulgaris. After the first distillation, the resulting oil is known as red thyme essential oil and is reddish-brown in color. When this oil is distilled a second time, it is known as white thyme essential oil, which is pale yellow in color. Both of these thyme essential oils boast the same health benefits, although red thyme essential oil is more concentrated. Thyme Essential Oil Technical Data Sheet:  Common Name: vulgar thyme  Latin Name: Thymus vulgaris Appearance: Mobile liquid Color: Pale Yellow to reddish brown Odor: Sweet, warm, herbaceous, spicy, aromatic Botanical Family: Lamiaceae Organ: Flowering tops  Processing Method: Steam distillation. Type: 100% pure.  Origin: Mediterranean Surroundings  Preferred uses: Dermal, respiratory tract, internal     Chemical composition: Main chemical compound:  Monoterpenols 70 to 80%  Other chemical compounds:  monoterpenes  15 to 20%  Esters 3 to 5%     Physical characteristics: A good Thyme essential oil must have the following physical characteristics: Density at 20 ° C: 0.872 to 0.885 Refractive index at 20 ° C: 1.460 to 1.475 Rotatory power at 20 ° C: -15 ° to + 10 ° Flash point: + 55 ° C     Storage condition  Avoid contact with eyes and mucous. Keep away from humidity in a fresh place. Keep container closed after using. Store in full tight sealed containers in a well ventilated place, away from sources of ignition and heat, at temperature below 20 ºC and protected from light. Properties of thyme essential oil: Health Anti-infectious  Antifungal  Aerial antiseptic Warming circulatory  Hepatocyte Regenerating Immune Stimulating     Well-being Tonic and balancing nervous system  Indications of thyme essential oil: Cutaneous application (bath, cold compress, massage): bronchitis, blood circulation, fatigue, hepatic weakness, viral hepatitis (in support), influenza, bacterial and viral infection, genital infection, ENT infection (angina, sinusitis, otitis, rhino-pharyngitis ), urinary tract infection, viral infection Respiratory tract (diffusion, inhalation, olfaction): bronchitis, hepatic weakness, viral hepatitis (in support), ENT infection (angina, rhino-pharyngitis, sinusitis, otitis), fatigue, influenza, bacterial and viral infection Internal route: for bacterial and viral infections including the ENT sphere on the advice of a professional    Tips for using thyme essential oil for health: Cardiovascular and Circulatory benefits: Blood circulation: dilute in vegetal oil (5 drops of EO in a tablespoon of HO) to massage the area to be treated. Uro-genital benefits: Urinary and genital infections: internally after consultation with a specialist. Digestive Benefits: Hepatic weakness, viral hepatitis (in support): internally on the advice of a specialist or apply directly to the liver area 1 drop of this EO diluted with 3 drops of vegetal oil. Respiratory benefits and ENT: Angina: dilute in a vegetal oil and apply locally on the throat. Internally after consultation with a specialist. Bronchitis, flu: in olfaction, diffusion, inhalation or dilute in a vegetal oil to massage the spine (5 drops of EO in a teaspoon of vegetal oil), the thorax (anterior and posterior), the arch. Also dilute in a neutral base and add to the bath water. (5 drops of EO maximum) Or internally after consulting a specialist. Otitis: 1 drop of EO diluted in 4 drops of a vegetal oil, to apply peri-oricular. NEVER EO in the ear canals. Allergic rhinitis, rhino-pharyngitis: in olfaction, diffusion, and inhalation. Or dilute in a vegetal oil to massage the back and the arch.  Sinusitis: in olfaction, diffusion, inhalation. Dilute in a vegetal oil (3 drops of EO in a teaspoon of VO) and apply on the sinuses (be careful, do not apply too close to the eyes, in case of contact with the eyes, immediately apply the vegetal oil).       Other benefits: Fatigue: in olfaction, diffusion, inhalation. Or dilute in a vegetal oil to massage the back (spine) and arch (5 drops of EO in a tablespoon of vegetal oil). Immune stimulant: dilute in a vegetal oil to massage the back and the arch. Or in olfaction, diffusion, inhalation. Also internally after consultation.    Tips for using thyme essential oil for psychological well-being: Stress, Anxiety, fatigue: To ease the mind and promote a sense of calm, diffuse thyme essential oil throughout the home. For a quick remedy for stress, inhale thyme essential oil through a personal essential oil diffuser . Alternatively, mix with a carrier oil and use as a relaxing massage oil, or add a few drops to a warm bath.    For beauty: Scars: To reduce the appearance of scars and other marks, mix a few drops of thyme essential oil with a carrier oil and massage onto the affected area daily. Hair: To keep hair healthy, add a few drops of thyme essential oil to your shampoo. Alternatively, add a few drops of this essential oil to a cup of warm water and pour over your hair after washing for a cleansing rinse.  Natural Insecticide:  To use as an insecticide, add 10–12 drops of thyme essential oil to a spray bottle filled with water. Shake well, and spray onto affected areas such as bed linens, wool, and kitchen surfaces.    As a natural treatment for head lice, comb thyme essential oil through the hair with a fine-toothed comb daily until all the lice have been removed.    Synergies with thyme essential oil: With laurel essential oil against oral infections. With tea tree essential oil as broad-spectrum antibacterial. With the essential oil of immortelle to support the blood circulation. With lemon essential oil for liver support.    Precautions and contraindications of thyme essential oil: Thyme essential oil should not be used during the first 3 months of pregnancy or in children under 3 years of age. If you have a bleeding disorder, you should avoid the use of thyme essential oil. Thyme oil can slow blood clotting and increase bleeding. Because of this, you should discontinue use of this oil at least two weeks before surgery. Thyme essential oil may cause skin irritation in those with sensitive skin. Therefore, it is recommended to dilute with a carrier oil before topical use. Before applying to larger areas of skin, always conduct a patch skin test. First Aid Measures Inhalation: Inhalation may cause coughing, tightness of the chest and irritation of the respiratory system. Move the exposed person to fresh air at once. Get medical attention if any discomfort continues.  Ingestion: If necessary, rinse mouth and provide fresh air.  Get medical attention if any discomfort continues.  Skin contact: If necessary remove contaminated clothing and wash skin with soap and water. Get medical attention if any discomfort continues. Eye contact:  Immediately flush with plenty of water for up to 15 minutes.   Remove any contact lenses and open eyes wide apart. Get medical attention if any discomfort continues