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Clove Essential Oil, 10 ml

€3.91

Clove tree - an evergreen tropical plant of the myrtle family, serves as raw material for obtaining clove essential oil. It reaches a height of up to twelve meters and is found in Indonesia, Brazil, and on islands off the eastern coast of Africa and Southeast Asia.

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Clove tree - an evergreen tropical plant of the myrtle family, serves as raw material for obtaining clove essential oil.

It reaches a height of up to twelve meters and is found in Indonesia, Brazil, and on islands off the eastern coast of Africa and Southeast Asia. The oil is produced from both clove buds and its fruits.

Composition of clove essential oil

To produce clove essential oil, unopened flower buds are first dried and then processed by steam distillation. When making oil from clove tree fruits, they are harvested during the ripening period, in which case their aroma and spicy taste become identical to the buds.

To obtain one kilogram of clove essential oil, you need up to eight kilograms of buds or up to fifteen kilograms of clove tree fruits.

The main component of clove oil (up to 85%) is eugenol, which is used in various industries, including the perfume and tobacco industry, pharmaceuticals, dentistry, and even in the development of insect repellents. Another feature of clove essential oil is that it does not evaporate quickly.

Beneficial properties and uses of clove essential oil

In medical purposes, clove oil is effectively used for:

  • improving memory;
  • restoring strength;
  • healing wounds;
  • treatment of dizziness;
  • treatment of respiratory diseases;
  • improving the digestive process, increasing appetite;
  • preventing arthritis, rheumatism;
  • preventing the flu, common cold;
  • normalizing blood pressure;
  • reducing pain when stretching ligaments and accelerating the healing process.
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How do I use clove essential oil at home?
Clove essential oil is highly concentrated, so a little goes a long way. The most common way to use it at home is in an aromatherapy diffuser: add one or two drops to the diffuser water (or the number recommended by your diffuser’s instructions) and let the warm, spicy scent fill the room. Because clove oil evaporates slowly, the aroma tends to stay noticeable longer than lighter citrus or floral oils.For massage or any skin contact, you must first mix the oil with a base oil — for example jojoba, sweet almond, or sunflower oil. Do not apply undiluted clove oil to the skin. Start with a low concentration: a drop or two of clove oil in a larger amount of carrier oil is usually enough, and you can always add more if the scent is too faint. Clove oil is intense, so it is often combined with milder oils to soften the sharp-spicy edge. Before using a new blend on a larger area, test it on a small patch of skin.Keep the oil away from your eyes and mucous membranes, and do not use it on broken or irritated skin. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, choosing oils for children, or have very reactive skin, seek individual advice before use. Store the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dark place, out of reach of children.
What does clove essential oil smell like and what is it commonly used for?
Clove essential oil has a warm, spicy scent with a sharp, rich character. Its best-known naturally occurring component is eugenol, which gives clove its recognizable aroma. In aromatherapy, this scent profile is often described as cozy and enveloping, making it a popular choice for home use in colder months.People typically choose clove oil when they prefer deep, spicy notes over fresh citrus or floral aromas. It is also valued for its slow evaporation, so the fragrance lingers in a diffuser or oil blend longer than many lighter essential oils. In stale or stuffy rooms, the rich aroma can create a sense of clearer breathing, and many people find the warming scent helps them feel renewed when tired or mentally overloaded.Because the oil is so intense, it is usually used in very small amounts. It works well combined with milder essential oils in aromatic or cosmetic blends, and it can add a warming note to massage oil blends. Clove bud oil has a long history of use in perfumery and traditional aromatic practices, but for home use it is best treated as a concentrated aromatic ingredient rather than a standalone fragrance.
Can I apply clove essential oil directly to my skin or use it for oral care?
Clove essential oil should not be applied directly to the skin. It is highly concentrated, and undiluted use can cause irritation. Always mix it with a base oil first — such as jojoba, sweet almond, or sunflower oil — before using it in massage or any cosmetic blend. Keep it away from your eyes and mucous membranes, and avoid using it on sensitive or damaged skin. Before using a new blend on a larger area, test it on a small patch of skin.Although clove bud oil has a long history of use in oral hygiene products, this essential oil is a concentrated aromatic product and is not intended to be used directly in the mouth. If you are considering clove for oral care, choose a product specifically formulated for that purpose and follow its instructions. This essential oil is not a substitute for a balanced diet or for professional dental care.If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, choosing oils for children, or have very reactive skin, consult a specialist before use. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease.
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What Is Clove Essential Oil

Medical Fort Clove Essential Oil is an aromatic oil with a warm, spicy scent that people usually choose for home aromatherapy, massage blends and seasonal diffuser use. Clove oil is obtained by steam distillation of the plant material, most often the unopened buds, which gives a dense, rich aroma that lingers longer than many lighter essential oils.

Key Component

The best-known naturally occurring compound in clove essential oil is eugenol — the component that gives clove its recognizable sharp-spicy character. In aromatic use, eugenol creates a warming, rich scent profile that many people associate with:

  • a cosy, enveloping atmosphere at home
  • a sense of clearer breathing in stale rooms
  • a feeling of renewed energy when tired or mentally overloaded

Because clove oil is quite intense, it is usually used in very small amounts and often combined with milder oils in cosmetic or aromatic blends.

Why People Choose It

The clove tree is a tropical evergreen from the myrtle family with a long history of use in perfumery, oral hygiene products and traditional aromatic practices. Clove bud oil is especially valued for its strong fragrance and slow evaporation — the scent stays noticeable for longer in a diffuser or oil blend. This makes it a practical choice for those who prefer:

  • deep, spicy notes over fresh citrus or floral aromas
  • expressive botanical scents in everyday home use
  • a warming note added to massage oil blends
  • richer, more enveloping aromas in colder months

Important Notes Before Use

Clove essential oil is highly concentrated. To use it safely:

  • Dilute before skin contact — always mix with a base oil first; do not apply undiluted.
  • Avoid sensitive areas — keep away from eyes and mucous membranes.
  • Seek individual advice if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, choosing essential oils for children, or have very reactive skin.

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