Thyme Thujanol

Thyme Thujanol

A sub-shrub of the Mediterranean garigue, which grows in compact clumps. Its small flowers are of different colours: white or pink. Its typical scent is released from its sprigs when rubbed between the hands. Depending on its biotope, it offers us an essential oil with a variable molecular structure: it is sweet and slightly spicy.

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The essential oil from this particular chemotype of thyme has the originality of not containing any phenols. It contains monoterpenes and above all a large quantity and variety of monoterpenols, thujanol 4 in particular.

This essential oil is antibacterial, antiviral, antimycotic and immunostimulant all at once. In the daily context, it is famous for its ability to curb any respiratory infection in the throat. It has the particularity of toning and regenerating the liver.

By the molecular architecture and by the aroma imbued with a characteristic warmth, the EO of tujanol thyme evokes that of marjoram (Origanum majorana). It can therefore be used in the same way to revive nervous vitality and communicate the desire to act.

This summary is given for information purposes: it is a synthesis of the properties described in recognised aromatherapy books and/or in accordance with ancestral and popular traditions. The properties* presented are taken from the book ‘Aromathérapie Corps et Ame’ by André Bitsas, published by Amyris. It is in no way a medical information or a list of indications. 

Bio
Yes
Emotional impact
React to the difficulty of moving forward
Olfactory notes
Herbaceous
Slow cosmétique label
Yes