Latin Name: Thymus Mastichina.
Part Of Plant Used: Leaves & Flowering Tops.
Source: Spain.
Extraction Method: Steam Distillation.

Our Marjoram Essential Oil boasts a unique blend of benefits due to its Thymus mastichina origin. With a strong aroma, this versatile oil is perfect for use as an expectorant for respiratory tract infections and spasms, thanks to its antiseptic properties. Unlike its sweet counterpart, it is not a muscle relaxant or sedative, making it perfect for daytime use.

Aromatherapy enthusiasts will appreciate the calming effects of this oil when used in an oil burner or massage oil. Blending well with lavender and bergamot oils, it creates a relaxing atmosphere that promotes tranquillity and calm. This herb also aids digestion, making it a great addition to your wellness routine.

Spanish Wild Marjoram has a rich history, dating back to ancient Greece. Symbolising love, honour and happiness, it was used by the Greeks and Romans to crown bridal couples with wreaths. Singers would also drink Marjoram tea with honey to preserve their voices. Our Marjoram Essential Oil is sourced from Spain and comes in a 50ml unit, measuring 9.6x3.5cm.

• Extracted via steam distillation, preserving the natural goodness of the Thymus Mastichina plant.
• Belongs to the lamiaceae family of Spain and has been used by herbalists since ancient Greece.
• Known to have antiseptic properties for the upper respiratory tract and aids digestion.
• Blends well with lavender and bergamot oils for creating a relaxing environment.
• Used by ancient Greeks and Romans to symbolize love, honour and happiness.

About Marjoram Essential Oil

Latin Name: Thymus Mastichina.
Part Of Plant Used: Leaves & Flowering Tops.
Source: Spain.
Extraction Method: Steam Distillation.

Plant Background

Marjoram Essential Oil is steam distilled from the Thymus mastichina plant, which is a wild-growing thyme variety. It has a hairy stem, oval leaves and little whitish flowers in clusters. The entire plant exudes a strong aroma. The plant belongs to the lamiaceae family of Spain and is not the same as sweet or French Marjoram, neither is it oregano, which is also called wild marjoram.

Benefits and Uses

This oil is said to be more effective than that of sweet marjoram when used as an expectorant for respiratory tract infections and spasms, as it has antiseptic properties for the upper respiratory tract. It is commonly used in aromatherapy and blends well with lavender and bergamot oils for creating a relaxing environment. When used in an oil burner or in a massage oil, this herb is said to calm the nerves, and fight loneliness and rejection. It also aids digestion.

History and Symbolism

Spanish wild marjoram is known to have been used by herbalists since ancient Greece. Ancient Greeks and Romans crowned bridal couples with wreaths of marjoram to symbolize love, honour and happiness. Marjoram tea with honey was used by singers to preserve their voices.

Experience the benefits of this wonderful oil and add it to your collection today.