Botanical name: Thymus vulgaris
Family: Lamiaceae
The part of the plant used: Leaves
His origin: Morocco
His culture: Organic
Its extraction process: Steam distillation
 
His look: clear, colorless to pale yellow liquid
His smell: Spicy and woody fragrance
 
The properties of essential oil of red thyme:
 
Analgesic, antibacterial, antiparasitic, antidandruff, antirheumatic, antiviral, purifying, cardiotonic, cholagogue, choleretic, decongestant (venous), muscle relaxant, balancing (hormonal), lipolytic, mucolytic, purifying, regulating (immune), relaxing, toning (capillary) , tonic (physical, mental and sexual).
 
For well-being and health:
 
Useful for viral or bacterial respiratory infections, urinary or genital infections, slightly infected wounds, parasitosis (cutaneous and intestinal), rheumatism and osteoarthritis, fatigue (physical, mental or sexual).
 
Cosmetic:
 
Well suited for acne-prone skin and oily skin.
 
Usage precautions:
 
External use only and avoid contact with eyes
Keep out of the reach of children
Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women and children
Not recommended for people with liver failure
Irritant in its pure state: always dilute well before application
Do not use in broadcasting
May contain allergens
Never use on an area of the body that covers more than 5% of surface because it is a dermocaustic oil
 
This information capsule does not in any way replace a professional consultation with an aromatherapist, an herbalist, a naturopath nor does it replace a medical opinion from a doctor for any use for a therapeutic purpose. This does not engage our responsibility.