Thyme History
With a name derived from the Greek word thumus, thyme was prized by ancient Greeks and Romans for its invigorating properties.
The Romans introduced thyme into Britain and Europe where it became popular as a seasoning and a medicine.
In the Middle Ages, noble women embroidered sprigs of thyme onto scarves for their favorite knights upon departure for the Crusades.
In the Victorian era, thyme was placed under pillows for prophetic dreams and to improve the memory.
Thyme Oil Benefits
• Stimulates blood flow to skin tissue to tone and revive skin.
• Has antibacterial and antiseptic properties to help heal skin.
• Soothes respiratory problems including coughs and chest congestion.
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