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We've never used thyme essential oil before, and this was very interesting to read about. It smells like thyme, and it can be fairly strong depending on how much is used and in what. For us, the entire family loves the smell of thyme so we used this in our diffuser. The first time we used it, it was a bit weak with the scent. The next time we used it, we may have used too much because the scent was over powering. We finally found a good balance and now enjoy this every so often. Soap making has been a new thing my wife has taken on, and she tried this in the soap. It wasn't as strong in the soap, but perhaps it was the soap base she used. She's mixed it with several other essential oils for the soap, and it has turned out to be quite nice. Perhaps it is the other oils, but the thyme one isn't drying at all. It's a smaller jar of oil, but a little does go a long way.

I've recently gotten interested in essential oils, and have been trying a lot of different types, scents and levels of quality. This is certainly one of the most interesting scents I've tried. I love thyme for cooking, but had never really thought of it as a scent for anything else, but it's quite lovely, invigorating and refreshing to smell. This essential oil has the feel of being of high quality. It comes in a holder that looks and feels more like something you'd get medicine in than most of the essential oil bottles I've gotten, and it even has a child safety top, which I like. The price, however, does seem high to me. It's very nice, but I wouldn't say it's that much better than other oils I've gotten for far less. But I'm an amateur at this! Perhaps this is aimed users doing more advanced things than putting oil in an infuser, but for that, I'd say it's overpriced.

This Puressentiel Thyme Oil is a concentrated essential oil, one that will need to be diluted by a carrier oil before putting in a diffuser. Id suggest picking up some Majestic Pure Fractionated Coconut Oil , an excellent carrier oil for diluting essential oils such as these. It is not recommended one use it directly on the skin. When I opened the bottle, I marveled at the scent, which I havent yet tried. I have lots of common scents like lavender, rosemary, eucalyptus, and peppermint so this one is a welcome addition. Its got a really interesting scent and would be great in a diffuser mixed with primrose if Im congested. Ive been trying to collect a selection of essential oils to use in my diffuser this winter. Now, I dont have to worry about having a nice variety on hand. FYI, the bottle does have childproof cap, unlike most essential oils. The thyme oil is a therapeutic grade, which Im also considering using in aromatherapy mixtures. They do sell the roll-on bottles on ZeeBooth if you want to get into that. This essential oil comes in an amber bottle which will prevent UV rays from degrading the oil. The bottle is small and contains only 5ml (0.17 fluid ounce), but is concentrated and should last a long time. This is a very interesting, unusual essential oil Im pleased to add to my collection. ESSENTIAL OIL: Thyme 100% Pure Thymus Vul. Essential Oil.

Being a natural product that grows from the Earth, there can be variances even within the same brand of lavender oil. All I can tell you is this one is excellent. Very spicy and exactly what you expect from fresh lavender. Calming and uplifting at the same time. You press down the cap to open it, and there is a dropper inserted. Another nice thing about this oil, it has an expiration date listed on it. All oils can go rancid including essential oils. Having an expiration date on them should be mandatory, but not all companies give the consumer that information. For diffusing, skin care, in the bath, or soap making, this would be fantastic. I've used it in two different diffusers and my home smells lovely. Couldn't be more pleased with this high-quality oil.

I speak French, and can translate the info on the box. My comments follow the translation. ******* To preserve the environment, our boxes are printed on recycled and recylable paperboard, with vegetable inks. If you throw them away, think about recycling them! Ingredient: Essential oil of Citrus sinensis (Sweet Orange) Chemotype: Limonene Family : Citrus Producing organ: Zest * product of organic farming Usage advice: Take at most 2 drops 3x per day in a Puressential carrier (or 1 tsp of honey, olive oil, or 1/4 tsp of sugar). Don't use it straight or mixed with water. For other usage advice, consult your pharmacist. Equivalence: 1 ml=31 drops. Warnings: Keep out of the reach of children. Food supplement/ does not substitute for a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Respect the recommended doses. Out of an abundance of caution, do not use with children less than 7 or pregnant or nursing women. Keep away from light, air, and heat. See notice. [I couldn't find any notice.] Grown outside of the European Union. Certified Organic Agriculture. **** So this is a nice and strong smelling organic orange peel oil, which is apparently pure enough to take internally. It can also be used to scent aromatherapy diffusers or DIY cosmetics. I like it, and appreciate the strong scent and purity.