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Thyme - “Thymus Vulgaris” An amazing little herb that is well known for it’s use in the kitchen. But medicinally, it has great anti-septic properties due to the thymol content and can be used internally & externally. It was used throughout history as a powerful antiseptic medicating gauze & wool for surgical dressings. It can also be used for sore throats & is great for digestive problems.
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saponified olive oil-infused with thyme leaves, coconut oil, cocoa butter, hemp seed oil, sunflower oil, castor oil & tamano oil; home distilled thyme hydrosol; glycerine; pure therapeutic essential oils of lavender, tea tree, lemon myrtle & mānuka MBTK 20+; kaolin clay; activated charcoal.
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Before you use your soap, keep in a cool, dry place. Once in use, keep your soap on a well drained surface like a “soap dish” or hang in a “soap saver”. The more it drys out between uses, the more time it can spend with you.
**For external use only. If irritation occurs, discontinue use**
***If pregnant - seek medical advice before using essential oils***
