doTerra Thyme Essential Oil, 15 ml

Thyme Essential Oil by doTERRA is a powerful antiseptic oil with an intense herbaceous aroma, obtained from the leaves by steam distillation. Source: Leaves. Method of obtaining essential oil: Steam distillation. Main chemical components of the oil: Thymol, para-cymene, γ-terpinene. Aroma: Warm, herbaceous, floral, fragrant. One of the most powerful antiseptic oils. It has an intense, herbaceous, warming aroma. Effective for infections, skin inflammations, hair loss and microcirculation disorders. Thyme oil has powerful antiseptic, antiviral and stimulating properties. It is actively used for colds, skin inflammations and as part of strengthening massage mixtures. An effective means for strengthening the immune system and increasing protection during seasonal threats. It is a natural repellent.

Key benefits

• 100% pure CPTG essential oil
• Cleanses the skin
• Supports and helps restore immunity
• Is a natural insect repellent
• Increases antioxidant potential of the body

Application

Method of application	Recommendations
Diffuser	Use 3-4 drops daily in the diffuser of your choice as a natural repellent. Has a powerful antiseptic and immunomodulatory effect. Suitable for epidemic periods. Requires short sessions (up to 20 minutes), do not use at night. Not recommended for children and people with asthma without medical supervision.
Applying to the skin	To keep the skin clean, dilute 1-2 drops of oil in 4-5 drops of fractionated coconut oil (or other base oil). Apply daily or in courses, as needed. Can be used pointwise for acne, fungus, inflammation. Requires a base oil and precise dosing. The thymol chemotype is the most irritating, linalool is softer, but also with caution.
Cosmetics	Not used in classic cosmetics for the skin of the face or body. Spot remedies for acne, dandruff, fungus are possible – strictly in small doses and as part of professional formulas.
Sprays	Used in antibacterial, antiviral mixtures for air disinfection. Goes well with eucalyptus, tea tree, ravintsarai. Do not apply to skin as part of a spray.
Bath / Inhalation	Not recommended for baths – can strongly irritate the skin and mucous membranes, even when diluted can cause a burning sensation. Only pointwise and briefly for inhalation. Helps with bronchitis, sinusitis, cough. Better in the form of steam inhalation with 1 drop of oil. Do not use on sensitive mucous membranes or for small children.
Cooking	To strengthen the immune system in winter, use 1 drop of oil in a Veggie Caps (34100001) or in 2 teaspoons of honey or in 240 ml of drink (soy/rice milk) 1-2 times a day, daily or in courses, as needed. Warning: do not take internally for children under 6 years of age. Despite the fact that thyme itself is used as a seasoning, the essential oil is too concentrated. May irritate the gastric mucosa even in small doses.

Cosmetic use

• Skin healing — ★★★★☆
  Stimulates tissue regeneration, helps with microdamage and acne.
  How to use: In oils and creams, locally or in low concentration.
  Strength of effect: Strong, requires caution due to possible irritation.
• Skin toning — ★★★☆☆
  Improves microcirculation, gives the skin a fresh, toned look.
  How to use: In morning masks, massage mixtures.
  Strength effect: Average, felt with regular use.
• Skin nutrition — ★★☆☆☆
  Improves blood circulation and metabolism in the skin.
  How to use: In mixtures with base oils (jojoba, argan).
  Strength of effect: Moderate, as an auxiliary action.

Hair care

• Growth stimulation — ★★★★★
  Warms the scalp, activates follicles.
  How to use: Rub diluted oil into the scalptins in courses 2-3 times a week.
  Strength of effect: Very strong, especially in combination with rosemary and black pepper.
• Fighting dandruff — ★★★★☆
  Eliminates fungal microflora, regulates sebum production.
  How to use: In masks, rinses and medicated shampoos.
  Strength of effect: Strong, especially for oily seborrhea.
• Strengthening roots — ★★★★☆
  Improves nutrition of hair follicles, prevents breakage and loss.
  How to use: In combination with massage and other stimulating oils.
  Strength effect: Strong, noticeable after 2-3 weeks.

Medical effects

• Antibacterial — ★★★★★
  Rich in thymol and carvacrol — substances with powerful activity against Staphylococcus aureus, E. coli and other pathogens.
  How to use: Spot on pimples in dilution; in an aroma diffuser for colds.
  Strength of effect: Very strong, one of the leaders among oils.
• Antiviral — ★★★★☆
  Supports immunity and suppresses the activity of viruses (flu, herpes).
  How to use: Aromatherapy, compresses, inhalations.
  Strength of effect: Strong, especially in the early stages of the disease.
• Antifungal — ★★★★☆
  Has an effect on Candida fungi and skin mycoses.
  How to use: In foot creams, nail oils, for ringworm.
  Strength of effect: Strong, effective with regular application.

Composition

INCI: Thymus Vulgaris (Thyme) Leaf Oil

Precautions

• Individual intolerance
• Use with caution in case of increased skin sensitivity
• Keep out of reach of children
• Pregnant women and people under medical supervision should consult their doctor
• Avoid contact with eyes, ears and other sensitive areas
• Thymol-containing oil can cause burns, irritation and allergic reactions. Strong dilution and dosage limitation are required
• Stimulates smooth muscles, can provoke uterine tone. Do not use during pregnancy
• Has a tonic effect, can increase blood pressure in hypertension
• Due to irritating and neurotoxic properties, not recommended for children under 6 years of age
• May provoke seizures in those predisposed to epilepsy

Country of origin

Spain / France – collection and distillation are carried out in compliance with sustainable development standards.

Release format

• Volume: 15 ml
• Packaging: dark glass bottle with dropper

Storage conditions

Store in a dry, cool place. Duration of use: Depending on the need and method of application.