Thyme Perfume Oil

Herbaceous, slightly medicinal, and warmly earthy — thyme sits in similar territory to rosemary but with more resinous body and a subtle floral undertone from its natural thymol character. The opening is sharp and green, drying down to a warmer, woody-herbal base. It's a grounding note that adds depth and authenticity to aromatic, fougère, and Mediterranean-inspired compositions.

Works well in:

• Reed diffusers and room sprays — clean, herbal projection at moderate usage rates
• Melt-and-pour and cold process soap — stable, a natural fit for herbal, botanical, and masculine bar formulations
• Body and perfume oils — skin-safe at standard dilution, effective in aromatic fougère and fresh herbal blends
• Soy and paraffin candles — works best as a supporting note alongside lavender, citrus, or woody bases