Organic Clove Essential Oil 10ml

Essential oil obtained by distilling the dried buds (cloves) of *Eugenia caryophyllus*.

From organic farming.

*Eugenia caryophyllus* (Latin)

Botany:

The clove tree belongs to the *Myrtaceae* family. The tree can grow up to 20 meters in height. Its evergreen leaves are leathery and oval-shaped, and the flowers feature four pinkish-white petals arranged in small clusters. The well-known cloves (flower buds) are harvested before they fully open and are then sun-dried.

Origin and History:

The clove tree originates from Indonesia, specifically the Moluccas (Spice Islands). Cloves are mentioned in ancient Chinese and Indian texts. In Nepal and Tibet, the clove is known as the "flower of the gods," as it is frequently used in traditional medicine within the "land of the deities." Cloves were once among the most coveted spices—as valuable as gold.

Organoleptic properties:

Appearance: liquid;

Color: pale yellow; Scent: Spicy, aromatic, warm, and strong

Distilled parts: Dried cloves (flower buds)

Country of origin: Madagascar

Density: 0.872–0.84

Chemotype / Composition

Plant: Organic Clove / *Eugenia caryophyllus*

Chemotype: Eugenol, eugenyl acetate

Allergens: Benzyl benzoate, cinnamal, eugenol, isoeugenol, limonene, linalool

Some natural compounds contained in this essential oil may cause allergic reactions in certain individuals. To check for tolerance, always perform a skin patch test on the inside of your elbow before using it in blends.

Properties:

● Powerful, broad-spectrum antibacterial,

● Antiviral,

● Anesthetic,

● Antifungal,

● Anti-inflammatory,

● Antispasmodic,

● Strong analgesic (pain reliever),

● Digestive aid.

Indications:

Indicated for bacterial and respiratory tract infections, such as sinusitis, bronchitis, etc.

It is also effective against fungal infections, shingles, rheumatism, and oral infections.

For toothache, there is nothing better for immediate pain relief. Apply one drop locally.

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Instructions for use:

Consult a physician before any therapeutic use or oral treatment. In large doses or with long-term use, clove essential oil may have a hepatotoxic effect or cause irritation to the skin and mucous membranes. Therefore, its use is best left to experienced practitioners.

For topical use (on the skin): For fungal infections, mix 4 drops of organic clove essential oil with 20 drops of organic hazelnut vegetable oil.

Diffusion: When diffused into the air, clove essential oil disinfects your space thanks to its germicidal properties. It stimulates the mind and helps combat depression.

Potential synergies

● For a peaceful winter: Tea tree, eucalyptus, lavender, cinnamon, pine.

Energetic value and synergies:

In energetic aromatherapy, clove essential oil is associated with the root chakra, Muladhara. Its color is orange. In Ayurvedic medicine, clove harmonizes the three doshas: Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. When the Muladhara chakra is open, it activates fertility and inner warmth.

Muladhara: Cistus, Petitgrain bigarade.

Caution:

Flammable. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes. Not recommended for children under 3 years of age, or for pregnant or breastfeeding women. Do not apply to the skin before sun exposure. Do not use on the skin in an undiluted form.

Important:

The information provided on this website regarding essential oils is for informational purposes only and should under no circumstances replace medical advice. Please consult a physician for therapeutic use or if you require further information about essential oils.