144 results for "Clove Bud Essential Oil" between $2.00 and $50.00

History: Experience total body purification with the cleansing allure of Clove Bud Oil. Clove Bud has a rich, powerful fragrance that’s equal parts spicy and sweet. It is traditionally used as a massage oil to soothe overworked joints, and is celebrated for its effects on skin and digestive. Our Clove Bud Oil is steam distilled – steam is used to vaporize the oils and active ingredients, so they can be extracted and condensed. This assures you of the purest aromatherapy experience.

With exception of Lavender and Tea Tree essential oils should NOT be applied directly on the skin. Essential oil use during pregnancy is still controversial. Essential oils DO cross the placenta; the effect on the unborn child is not entirely known. The time of most concern is the first trimester, but it is generally agreed that essential oils should be avoided for the first 24 weeks. Some aromatherapists avoid essential oils during the entire pregnancy. Aromatherapy DURING labor is a different...

I've seen this scent listed as both a Jupiter and Sun , but I will go with Sun, since that planet usually rules works of protection and prosperity and since this is definitely a warm, sunny scent. This magick herb has been used in various ways in magick, including protection from negative magick (especially...

Warning: Use with caution if you are pregnant or nurExtreme skin irritant, diulte well. dilute well.

Description:Long used for analgesic (pain relieving) properties with regards to toothaches, Clove is also excellent for maintaining general health in the mouth by using in a mouthwash or rinse formula. It is also a soothing addition to flu or cold rub formulas and can help fight a variety of viruses and infections. Scent Characteristics: Sweet and spicy with hint of fruit scent nice in blends. Distillation Method: Water distilled from dried flower buds. Common Uses: Flavoring, Scent, Aromatherapy...

Clove Bud Essential Oil 1/3 oz (10 ml) Cultivation: Ecologically Ethical Plant Part: Bud Country of Origin: Madagascar Botanical Name: Eugenia caryophyllata

Quick Overview Organic Clove Bud Essential Oil is famous as an analgesic, numbing pain especially toothache. For those that need a root canal, clove bud applied to the tooth can relieve the pain and stop infection. Clove Bud Oil shares similar antiseptic and anti-microbial qualities to Cinnamon and is helpful for treating a broad spectrum of viral, bacterial and fungal infections.

Strongest Disinfectant: Very strong Antiviral, Antifungal, Antiparasitic, kills TB and Pneumonia. Used in European hospitals for dental infections, viral hepatitis, bacterial colitis, cholera, dysentery, flu. Also cystitis, nervitis, sinusitis, bronchitis. Purifies the area. Antidepressant, Antispasmodic, Aphrodisiac: Stimulating and warming for Aphrodisiac blends. Attracts opposite sex when worn or carried. Use tiny amounts! Overpowering in blends. Produces Spiritual Vibrations: Drives away hostile...

Safety Info: Keep out of reach of children. For external use only. Dilute properly; skin irritant. Avoid if pregnant. Warning: Colve oil is highly irritating- avoid contact with skin.

100% PURE Clove Bud Essential Oil is not only delightful during holiday times, it's extremely useful all year long! It has the ability to uplift your mood and improve mental clarity and memory. It's vapors work well to open nasal and sinus passages, and it's wonderful to use in a diffuser for that purpose, especially if you don't like the smell of eucalyptus or camphor for colds. In the summertime, clove bud can be used (mixed with a carrier oil, of course) as a natural insect repellant, and it's...

The fragrance industry requires continuity in its' products - as well as a means of obtaining a scent without it's prohibitive costs - considering one pound of essential oil requires 50 lbs. of eucalyptus, 150 lbs. of lavender, 500 lbs. of sage, thyme or rosemary and 2000 - 3000 lbs. of rose. Thus, perhaps is the main reason and practicality of formulating oil blends and creating scents from various aromatic compounds also found in nature. However not all synthesized aromas are of the same quality...

Biotone Clove Bud Essential Oil or Syzygium aromaticum (Madagascar) - 100% Pure. Common Uses: Analgesic, expectorant, stimulant, skin conditions. Steam Distilled, Cultivated. Contraindications: Dilute in base, can irritate skin. Avoid during pregnancy. Avoid with Epilepsy. 1/2 oz.

A conical tropical evergreen myrtaceous tree reaching heights of up to 14m (45 ft). The bark is gray, the leaves are a shiny dark green, elliptical in shape and very fragrant. Small crimson flowers grow in triple clusters at the ends of branches. The fruit is a purple drupe, about 2.5 cm (1) long. Cloves grow in the tropics and best near the sea. The clove is native to the North Moluccas, the Spice Islands of Indonesia. It is cultivated in Brazil, the West Indies, Mauritius, Madagascar, India, Sri...

Uses: Relieves muscle aches, beneficial to digestive system, acne, bruises, toothaches as well as bad breath. Can be diffused, inhaled or added to oil and lotion.

This tradition somewhat continues in various northern European countries, where red wine is steeped with various spices, among them clove and cinnamon, for the popular "Gluhwein" (translate this as "glowing wine", which probably refers to the red cheeks it creates when consumed).