THYME LINALOL
Description
Thyme is a subshrub that can reach a height of 40 cm, with evergreen leaves and small blossoms of different colors. It is cultivated in the sunny regions of southern Europe and North Africa, mainly around the Mediterranean Basin. Although it is well-known for its use as an aromatic ingredient in cuisine, thyme also contains an essential oil that is used to make various extracts.
Extraits : Preserved hydrolate
Origine : France
Thymus vulgaris L
Preserved hydrolate
France
Code HYDA0001
CAS TSCA 8007-46-3
CAS EINECS 84929-51-1
Origin
Thyme is a subshrub that can reach a height of 40 cm, with evergreen leaves and small blossoms of different colors. It is cultivated in the sunny regions of southern Europe and North Africa, mainly around the Mediterranean Basin. Although it is well-known for its use as an aromatic ingredient in cuisine, thyme also contains an essential oil that is used to make various extracts.
Golgemma uses two species of thyme for its extracts, Thymus vulgaris and Thymus zygis, both of which have two different chemotypes, the thymol type and the linalol type. We source our supply from France and Spain and process the thyme to produce various types of extracts.
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Golgemma uses two species of thyme for its extracts, Thymus vulgaris and Thymus zygis, both of which have two different chemotypes, the thymol type and the linalol type. We source our supply from France and Spain and process the thyme to produce various types of extracts.
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In cosmetics, thyme extracts are used in products for tired skin and irritated skin.
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