Wild Thyme, scientifically known as Thymus serpyllum, is a perennial herb from the mint family known for its strong, earthy fragrance. It has been used historically not only in culinary dishes but also medicinally across Europe and Asia for its purported health benefits. In perfumery, Wild Thyme is celebrated for its intense herbaceous aroma that imparts a clean, crisp quality to fragrances. It is often utilized in aromatic and herbal fragrance compositions to add depth and a natural green freshness. The scent of Wild Thyme is somewhat stronger and more rustic than its common culinary counterpart, making it a distinctive choice for creating complex perfume profiles. It is particularly favored in masculine or unisex fragrances, contributing to woody, herbal, and even spicy notes.
Natural or Synthetic?
While Wild Thyme can be synthesized, the natural oil is preferred for its authenticity and depth of aroma, though it can be costly to produce.
Fragrance Families Wild Thyme Most Commonly Found In
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