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Clove Bud Essential OilClove is a native of Indonesia and the oil comes from the evergreen plant which grows to around 30 feet (10 meters) tall. The plant has bright green leaves and rosey flower buds which turn upon drying to a deep red/brown. The buds are aquired from the tree by beating it. CharacteristicsClove has a very characteristic scent which is has deep spicey undertones. It is a warming oil and has traditional associations with Christmas. Oils to Blend withClove blends well with other spicy oils as well as citrus oils. Clove is typically used with basil, cinnamon, orange, benzoin, clary sage, ginger, sandalwood and lemon. |
Latin NameEugenia caryaphyllata Plant FamilyLabiatae Extraction MethodClove oil is extracted from the leaves, stem and buds. Clove is extracted through steam distillation. Country of OriginIndonesia Chemical ConstituentsEugenol, Isoeugenol |
Typical UsesClove has disinfecting properties and is associated with relieving pain. You will find Clove commercially used in toothpaste and in tooth ache remedies. Clove is also used in rheumatism and arthritis blends for its warming effect. In massage it is traditionally used on patients with to helps the digestive system. Clove when used in the cupboard is effective at fighting moths and just a single drop on some tissue and placed in drawers / cupboards is effective at keeping your clothes moth free and your drawers fragrantly lined. PrecautionsAs with all essential oils we do not recommend the use during pregnancy. Can cause irritation to the skin in medium doses, so always use in a low dose and test on a small area.
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