Common thyme (Thymus vulgaris) exists in several chemotypes (thymol, carvacrol, linalool, thujanol, geraniol, etc.). Here, the profile covers the "classic aromatic" type, generally rich in phenols. This essential oil is known for its strong aromatic identity, associated with purifying care, energizing rituals, and bold formulations. Its botanical intensity makes it suitable for technical formulations and professional aromatic care.

Properties (indications)

For professional formulators only

• Very powerful aromatic purifying
• Toning & sensory stimulating
• Traditionally for problem skin (strict dilution)
• Strong olfactory signature in botanical perfumery

Applications

• Professional purifying gels (very low dilutions)
• Toning oils or balms for targeted massage
• “Strong freshness boost” aromatic room sprays
• Rustic/Mediterranean aromatic perfume compositions

Formulation integration

• Indicative dosage: 0.01% to 0.2%
• Synergies: oregano, savory, tea tree, eucalyptus, lemon, rosemary, lavender

Precautions

• Strong essential oil: strict dosage compliance required
• Irritant in pure form
• Contraindicated for pregnancy / breastfeeding / children
• Not recommended for sensitive skin
• Patch test required