Yes, all of our hydrosols—including our thyme hydrosol—are 100% food-grade and safe for internal use. We produce them using high-quality, food-grade stainless steel distillation equipment to ensure purity and safety. After distillation, each batch is gently pasteurized and packaged under hygienic conditions to maintain its integrity and extend shelf life. Whether used in beverages, recipes, or wellness routines, our hydrosols meet the highest standards for consumption.

Thyme hydrosol is the aromatic water produced during the steam distillation of fresh thyme leaves. Unlike essential oil, which is highly concentrated and contains only the oil-soluble components of the plant, hydrosol contains water-soluble compounds in a much milder concentration. This makes it safe for more sensitive applications, including ingestion and direct use on the skin, without dilution.

Yes, thyme hydrosol can be consumed in small amounts and is traditionally used to support digestion. It may help reduce bloating, gas, and mild cramping by relaxing the smooth muscles of the gastrointestinal tract. Scientific studies confirm that Thymus vulgaris possesses carminative and antispasmodic properties, making it an effective remedy for digestive discomfort.

Thyme hydrosol can be applied directly to the skin as a refreshing and purifying toner. It is especially useful for acne-prone or oily skin due to its mild antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects. Simply mist onto the face after cleansing or apply with a cotton pad to problem areas. It can also be used as a natural aftershave or soothing agent for irritated skin.

Store thyme hydrosol in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight. For optimal freshness, refrigeration is recommended, especially if the product is organic or preservative-free. Always keep the cap tightly closed and avoid contaminating the bottle with your fingers or unclean utensils.