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Clove bud essential oil
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Description
Clove Bud Essential Oil (Syzygium aromaticum) is one of the most powerful phenolic oils available, concentrated in eugenol, with remarkable purifying activity and a warm, spicy, unmistakable aroma. Its profile is similar to Oregano and Cinnamon in the Ellemental range, with which it shares the phenylpropanoid class: ingredients for precise intervention, not daily routine. However, the power of eugenol also comes with a clear responsibility in use, Clove is dermocaustic at high concentrations and requires careful dilutions and short periods of use.
Its primary applications are well-defined: oral hygiene (where eugenol has a documented tradition in dentistry as a local anesthetic and antiseptic), warming and purifying massage, topical anti-infective formulas, and oriental and spicy perfumery. An oil with a strong personality that sets the tone for any formula it enters.
air Olfactory profile: Spicy, warm, pungent, bittersweet, with balsamic and woody notes. Intense and persistent, with an additional balsamic depth.
Ingredients: Clove Bud Essential Oil (Eugenia Caryophyllus Flower Oil)
100% pure, obtained by steam distillation from the flower buds, solvent-free, undiluted, without synthetic substances
Status: E.O.B.B.D. botanically and biochemically defined · full spectrum, unfractionated, undenatured
encrypted_add_circle Cosmetic Properties and Benefits
- Broad-spectrum purifier: Traditionally used for skin imperfections of a bacterial or fungal nature - an active ingredient in formulas for skin with mycoses and nail care.
- Benchmark ingredient in oral hygiene: Eugenol has a long-standing tradition in dentistry as a local anesthetic and antiseptic - a functional ingredient in natural toothpastes, mouthwashes, and formulas for inflamed gums.
- Tonic and rubefacient: Traditionally used in invigorating massages for muscles and areas with slow peripheral circulation - produces an intense warming sensation.
- Gentle local soother: Traditionally used in localized applications for the temporary comfort of tooth and gum pain.
- Natural repellent: Repellent properties against insects and mites - an ingredient in room sprays and upholstery protection products.
air_freshener Aromatherapeutic Properties
- Energizing and general tonic: Its warm and penetrating aroma combats lethargy and revitalizes quickly. Traditionally used during periods of physical and mental exhaustion.
- Warm and festive atmosphere: Diffused in small doses (1-2 drops combined with other oils, such as orange), it creates a warm, comforting environment specific to the cold season.
- Ambient purifier: Used for sanitizing the air in enclosed spaces, the properties of eugenol extend into ambient applications as well.
hub Recommended Synergies
Oral hygiene: Organic Tea Tree Essential Oil, Organic Peppermint Essential Oil, Laurel Essential Oil, Sage Officinalis Essential Oil, Coconut Oil.
Skin and nail mycoses: Oregano Essential Oil, Organic Tea Tree Essential Oil, Organic Palmarosa Essential Oil, Organic Neem Oil, Karanja Oil.
Tonic and warming massage: Ginger Essential Oil, Black Pepper Essential Oil, Cinnamon Essential Oil, St. John's Wort Oil, Comfrey Oil.
Cold season aromatherapy: Organic Sweet Orange Essential Oil, Frankincense Essential Oil, Ginger Essential Oil, Cinnamon Essential Oil.
Perfumery - spicy oriental notes: Patchouli Essential Oil, Vetiver Essential Oil, Sandalwood Essential Oil, Cinnamon Essential Oil, Citruses.
Practical Applications and DIY Recipes
Clove essential oil is dermocaustic, never apply it undiluted to the skin or mucous membranes. Use it in small concentrations, for short periods, and with breaks. For maximum dosages, consult the IFRA certificate attached to the product.
home_and_garden Oral Hygiene
- Purifying toothpaste: A few drops of Clove and a few of Peppermint in a base of baking soda and RBD Coconut Oil. A formula with antibacterial and mild anesthetic action.
- Oil pulling: One drop of Clove in one tablespoon of Coconut Oil, used for mouth rinsing for a few minutes. A traditional Ayurvedic combination for gum care and fresh breath.
- Localized application for dental discomfort: One drop of Clove diluted in Coconut Oil (1:10), applied topically with a cotton swab. A traditionally recognized temporary anesthetic effect.
digital_wellbeing Body Care
- Antifungal ointment for nails: A few drops of Clove and a few of Oregano, diluted in Organic Neem Oil and incorporated into Shea Butter. Applied locally to the nails in the evening for a few weeks.
- Warming massage oil: One drop of Clove with a few drops of Ginger diluted in St. John's Wort Oil. Massage pre-workout or on areas with slow peripheral circulation.
air_freshener Aromatherapy & Diffusion
- Classic winter blend: 1-2 drops of Clove + Organic Sweet Orange + Frankincense in the diffuser. A warm, festive, comforting atmosphere. Clove is used in a minimal amount compared to the others.
- Purifying blend for the cold season: 1 drop of Clove + Organic Tea Tree + Green Mandarin in the diffuser. An ambient purifier with a vivid and tonic aroma.
fragrance DIY Perfumery
- Spicy note: Clove brings warmth and an intense eugenolic character to oriental accords. It combines with Patchouli and Vetiver for a deep oriental, or with Rose Absolute for a classic spicy-floral "carnation" type accord. Dose with extreme caution, its persistence can quickly dominate any composition.
Questions and Answers (FAQ)
Q: What does it mean that it is dermocaustic and why should I be careful?
A: Dermocaustic means that the oil, when applied undiluted or in high concentrations, can cause severe skin irritation, chemical burns, or acute inflammatory reactions. Eugenol, at high concentrations, damages the epidermal structure. The same effect applies to oral mucous membranes: never apply it directly to the gums or teeth; it must always be diluted in a vegetable oil.
Q: Why is it contraindicated in cases of hepatic insufficiency?
A: Eugenol is metabolized by the liver, and in the case of a compromised liver, metabolism is deficient, allowing the compound to accumulate to toxic levels. This contraindication is documented in toxicological literature and essential oil safety guidelines. Individuals with chronic liver diseases must consult a doctor before any use.
Q: Are Clove and Cinnamon interchangeable in formulas?
A: Not completely. Both are rich in eugenol, but their profiles are distinct. Clove has a higher eugenol content, a more piercing aroma, and more intense purifying properties. Cinnamon also contains eugenyl acetate and linalool which moderate its profile, rendering it sweeter and less dermocaustic. In oral hygiene and antifungal formulas, Clove is stronger. In perfumery, Cinnamon brings a sweeter and olfactorily more accessible nuance.
Technical Data, Warnings
Product for cosmetic, aromatic, and perfumery use. Do not apply undiluted to the skin or mucous membranes.
To be used for short periods, with breaks.
Store in a dry and cool place, away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children.
For dilutions in accordance with legal regulations, consult the IFRA certificate attached to the product on the website.
Sensitive individuals should perform a tolerance test; perform a skin patch test in the bend of the elbow 24 hours before use. Avoid contact with eyes and sensitive mucous membranes. In case of an accident, rinse abundantly with a vegetable oil.
For use in case of chronic diseases or for the elderly, the recommendation is to consult a doctor.
Bibliography and Sources
- Tisserand, R., & Young, R. - Essential Oil Safety (2nd ed.) - safety profile of eugenol, dermocausticity, and usage limits for Eugenia caryophyllus.
- Franchomme, P., & Pénoël, D. - L'Aromathérapie Exactement - classification of phenylpropanoids and the protocol for using phenolic oils in clinical aromatherapy.
- Park, M. et al. - “Antimicrobial and antioxidant properties of eugenol” (PubMed) - profile of the antimicrobial activity of eugenol.
- López, P. et al. - “Chemical composition and bioactivity of clove essential oil” (International Journal of Food Microbiology) - analysis of constituents and documented biological activity.
Details
Code
D-1566
Categories
Status
100% pure and natural, E.O.B.B.D. botanically and biochemically defined
Fragrance note
middle note
Suitable for
aromatherapy, oral hygiene
Key benefits
analgesic, antibacterial, general tonic, purifying, warming
Specific indications
bad breath, fatigue, exhaustion, gingivitis, abscess, mycoses, skin infections
Body care
Conditioners, Foot creams, Massage oils
Hygiene
Oral hygiene, Soaps
Solubility
in ethyl alcohol, in oil
Storage
in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight, keep out of the reach of children
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Liliana M.
10 Jan 2025
It is a very good essential oil, an exceptional natural remedy for various ailments. I highly recommend!
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Felicia H.
10 Dec 2024
Hello! I love the way it smells I use it in aromatherapy. The clove essential scent gives me a good, invigorating I haven't tried it yet in creams and serums. I will make mouthwash too. Thanks a lot Ellemental team
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Cristian C.
10 Dec 2024
Classic clove scent. Instantly reminds you of the winter holidays. A great natural antibacterial for urinary tract infections.
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Gheorghe V.
10 Oct 2024
A very good and comforting oil. It is very useful to be used due to its analgesic properties. I recommend !
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Dorina J.
05 Jan 2024
It's a great oil, it has a wonderful influence on oral hygiene and helps a lot with toothaches
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Maria Florentina E.
05 Oct 2023
Either it,or the clove leaves is very good antifungal.Not missing in oral hygiene mouthwash!
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Mihaela S.
05 Apr 2022
We use it for its exceptional antiviral effects, along with essential oils of frankincense and tea tree.
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Lucian Marius B.
05 Jan 2022
an oil with a very pleasant flavor, I recommend
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Ligia Z.
05 Aug 2020
A couple of drops of this in my diffuser goes a long way. I lile to mix it with orange, they go together quite nice.