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Ajma Na Phool (Thymol) -100GM | Thymolum – Natural Aromatic Wellness Support (For External Use) | by Riddhish Herbals

Ajma Na Phool (Thymol) -100GM | Thymolum – Natural Aromatic Wellness Support (For External Use) | by Riddhish Herbals

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BULLET POINTS

Aromatic Wellness Support: Known for its strong, refreshing herbal aroma used in traditional external wellness practices.
Traditionally Valued Ingredient: Referenced in classical herbal usage traditions for topical and aromatic applications.
Natural Origin Compound: Extracted from plant sources such as Ajwain and Thyme through careful distillation.
Multi-Purpose Utility: Suitable for massage blends, aromatic use and personal care formulations.
Pure & Minimal: Single-ingredient product without added synthetic fragrance or fillers.
Lifestyle Friendly: Integrates easily into modern self-care routines and home wellness practices.
Authentic Sourcing: Derived from botanicals traditionally respected in herbal sciences.


USAGE & INDICATION

  • May be used externally for aromatic purposes in diffusers or steam inhalation.
  • Traditionally applied in diluted form for massage or topical blends.
  • Commonly used in personal care routines as a natural aromatic ingredient.
  • Suitable for individuals interested in plant-based wellness and herbal living.
  • Use only under guidance if you have sensitive skin or special conditions.

DESCRIPTION

In Ayurveda and traditional herbal sciences, outward wellness is as important as inner balance. Ajma Na Phool (Thymol) has long been respected for its aromatic intensity and natural origin from botanicals like Ajwain and Thyme. This naturally occurring plant compound holds a valued position in classical herbal literature for its role in external wellness practices and aromatic traditions.

Our Ajma Na Phool (Thymol) is presented in its pure form and intended strictly for external and aromatic use as part of a holistic wellness lifestyle. The strong herbal fragrance makes it a popular choice for aromatherapy routines, natural household wellness blends and personal care formulations prepared with herbal awareness.

In traditional systems, aromatic herbs are not merely utilised for fragrance alone — they form a bridge between sensory calm and daily lifestyle rituals. Thymol is known for its characteristic penetrating aroma which is often chosen in self-care practices involving steam rituals, herbal oils, and scent-based relaxation routines.

Modern wellness seekers who prefer plant-based living and minimal chemical exposure often explore single-ingredient botanical compounds like thymol to integrate natural wellness into their environments. Ajma Na Phool fits seamlessly into this lifestyle — whether it is used in an aroma diffuser, blended into massage oils, or incorporated into herbal formulations prepared at home.

This product is ideal for individuals who:

  • Prefer herbal-based wellness practices
  • Value traditional botanical wisdom
  • Wish to support natural aromatic hygiene routines
  • Enjoy using raw herbal ingredients in personal care

Ayurveda emphasises Swasthasya Swasthya Rakshanam— maintaining wellness in naturally healthy individuals. Ajma Na Phool reflects this philosophy through its role in external self-care traditions that are preventive, balancing and sensorial in nature.


INGREDIENTS

  • Ajma Na Phool (Thymol) – Thymolum – 100%

IMPORTANCE OF EACH INGREDIENT

  • Ajma Na Phool (Thymol): Traditionally valued for its aromatic strength and widely used in external wellness practices and herbal formulations.

DOSAGE

As advised by a qualified practitioner or formulator.
Use only in diluted form for topical or aromatic purposes. Not for internal consumption.


HOW TO USE

  • For aromatic use: Add a few drops to a diffuser or steaming bowl.
  • For topical blends: Dilute with a suitable carrier oil before application.
  • For wellness rituals: Use as part of massage oils or personal care recipes as advised.
  • Avoid direct application on skin without dilution.

FAQ SECTION

Q1. Is Ajma Na Phool meant for oral use?
No, this product is strictly for external and aromatic use only.

Q2. Can it be used daily?
Yes, it may be used regularly for aroma or external routines under guidance.

Q3. Is it suitable for sensitive skin?
Always dilute before use and perform a patch test.

Q4. Is it synthetic or natural?
It is derived from natural botanical sources.

Q5. Can children use this?
Use for children should be done only after professional consultation.

Q6. Can it be added to personal care products?
Yes, it is commonly used in DIY herbal blends and formulations.

Q7. Does it contain added fragrance?
No. It has a naturally occurring aroma.

Q8. Can I mix it with oils?
Yes, it may be blended with suitable carrier oils for external use.

Q9. How should it be stored?
Keep in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

Q10. Any side effects?
When used responsibly and in diluted form, it is generally well-tolerated. Discontinue if irritation occurs.


REGIONAL NAMES & OTHER NAMES

Regional Names:
Hindi: अजमा ना फूल
Marathi: अजमा ना फूल
Gujarati: અજમા ના ફૂલ
Tamil: அஜ்மா பூ
Telugu: అజ్మా పువ్వు
Kannada: ಅಜ್ಮಾ ಹೂ
Malayalam: അജ്മാ പൂവ്

Other Names:
Thymol Crystals
Ajwain Phool
Sat Ajwain
Thymolum


SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE & REFERENCES

Modern research has explored thymol for its wellness-relevant properties related to aroma perception, microbial balance in environments and physiological interactions through inhalation and topical contact [1]. Studies indicate that plant-derived phenolic compounds like thymol are commonly examined for their role in sensory wellness and external application research models [2].

Laboratory research has also investigated thymol for its botanical defense role and interaction with skin-based systems when used as part of formulated blends [3]. These findings support its traditional relevance in plant science and wellness contexts, especially when used as part of aromatherapy routines or external formulations.

References:

  1. Marchese et al. (2016). Antimicrobial activity of thymol. Molecules Journal.
  2. Baser & Buchbauer (2010). Handbook of Essential Oils: Science, Technology, and Applications.
  3. Borugă et al. (2014). Thymol biological activities: A review. Journal of Functional Foods.

To know about its traditional references and research-based understanding, please visit Google Scholar:
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=Thymol+herbal+study

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