Thyme essential oil was an oil in my cabinet that I had not used much. I had come across an eco cleaning spray that used Orange and Thyme and loved the smell of it and wanted to create my own but have not been successful in recreating the smell, I'm guessing they must have used synthetic oils or maybe a blend to make the smell.
After that failure my poor bottle of Thyme oil has been sitting neglected until I pulled the Thyme card from my essential oil oracle deck and thought hmmm maybe now I will dive into Thyme!
What does Thyme Essential Oil Blend Well With?
Thyme essential oil blends well with Bergamot, Grapefruit, Lavender, Rosemary, Oregano and Melaeuca )Tea Tree oils. So first off I thought I'd try some diffuser blends - below are my favourite ones using Thyme:
Grounding Bravery
💧Thyme Essential Oil
💧💧 Lavender Essential Oil
💧💧 Rosemary Essential Oil
Thyme Tea
The best way to enjoy a cup of thyme tea is making it up in a teapot, I like to use a cute little tea pot that makes a couple of cups of tea, add a teaspoon of honey fill your teapot with hotwater then add 1 drop only (that's all you need) of Thyme Essential Oil. Only use certified pure therapeutic grade essential oils suitable for flavoring. Read my blog post here about using essential oils in cooking and taking internally.
Have a cup of thyme tea to strengthen self-expression (throat chakra). I have started making myself a cup of thyme tea in a beautiful tea cup when I'm about to start writing a new blog post. It's not expressing myself outwardly but I'm finding it's helping me express myself more authentically in my writing. Thyme is also known to activate courage and energy so again helps me to stay focused and say what I want to say.
Brilliant! 🌿
I love to work with one essential oil in each moon cycle. Diving into getting to know that oil especially if I haven't used it much. Or revisiting oils I love, to learn more about them and how they work on my system as I myself am growing or "becoming". I like to choose a new oil each new Moon then use it blends, have it open on my bedside table as I sleep, use it in recipes - cooking if it's ok to use internally or in diy products for my house, and body. And of course read up on that oil in every single aromatherapy and essential oil book I have or sometimes I even spend a day at the library looking through different essential oil books to see what else I come across and enjoying the library at the same time!
Disclaimer:
The information provided in this blog post is for educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before ingesting essential oils, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, have any medical conditions, or are taking medications. Not all essential oils are safe for internal use, so be sure to use high-quality, certified oils that are clearly labeled for consumption. The essential oils mentioned in this post refer specifically to those that are approved for internal use, such as doTerra oils. Always follow proper dosing recommendations and start with small amounts when cooking with essential oils. The author is not responsible for any adverse reactions or outcomes from the use or misuse of the information provided.
Please read more on how to use essential oils here from doTerra.
