Clove Bud Essential Oil (Super) (Eugenia Caryophyllata)
- Clove buds from Madagascar. Eugenia caryophyllata buds, steam distilled into a clear, pale yellow oil with a thin consistency.
- 79.39% eugenol in this batch, with eugenyl acetate at 13.03% and trans-beta-caryophyllene at 5.79%. See the chemistry.
- A folk remedy for toothache. Its pain-relieving effect helps soothe a sore tooth.
- Skin support, well diluted. Antioxidant and antibacterial, it helps with skin damage and acne. Keep it under 1% on skin.
- Warm and uplifting. Its homey scent helps ease physical and emotional stress.
- Five sizes. Available in 5ml, 10ml, 30ml, 60ml and 4oz bottles. The bigger the bottle, the lower the price per ml.
Product specification
Batch transparency
View the full compositionClove Bud, a warm spice oil from Madagascar
5 benefits of Clove Bud Essential Oil
Toothache relief
Clove bud oil has been a folk remedy for toothache for centuries. Its pain-relieving effect helps soothe the ache, and its antimicrobial activity helps keep bacteria that contribute to dental problems in check.
Clearer skin
Its antibacterial compounds help stop the spread of the bacteria that cause acne. Use it highly diluted, at less than 1%.
Protection from skin damage
The anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties of clove bud oil help protect the skin from damage and support its repair.
Warm, positive feelings
The familiar scent brings back memories of home. Clove oil is commonly used to ease physical and emotional stress and let warm, positive feelings grow.
A natural insect spray
Mixed with Tea Tree and Lavender in witch hazel, Clove Bud makes a simple, all natural insect repellent spray.
How to use
On the skin
Highly dilutedClove is high in eugenol, so it needs to be highly diluted for topical use, at less than 1%. That means fewer than 6 drops per ounce of carrier oil. If your skin is sensitive, patch test a small spot first.
Sore tooth
For toothacheAdd 2 drops of Clove Bud Essential Oil to a cotton swab and rub it onto the sore tooth. This is for the tooth only. On the rest of the skin, keep clove under 1%.
Diffuser
In the airFollow your diffuser maker's instructions. In a nebulizing diffuser, 8 to 20 drops is typical. A couple of drops each of Clove Bud, Cinnamon Bark and Bergamot make a warming blend.
Insect spray
OutdoorsMix 15 drops of Clove Bud, 10 drops of Tea Tree and 10 drops of Lavender into 14 oz of witch hazel in a jar and shake hard. Pour it into a spray bottle and spray it on.
Blends well with these 4 oils
3 recipes using this oil
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Method. Mix all the ingredients together in a jar and shake well. Pour the mixture into a spray bottle for easy spray-on use.
Method. Add the clove oil to a cotton swab and rub it onto the sore tooth. Use it this way on the tooth only.
Method. Use a couple of drops of each oil in your diffuser.
Technical information for this batch
At 79.39% this batch is dominated by Eugenol. Eugenyl acetate sits at 13.03%, trans-beta-Caryophyllene sits at 5.79%. The oil is clear pale yellow with thin consistency, and it reads as a middle note in a blend.
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Frequently asked questions
7 answers drawn from the product specification and our own use of this oil.
