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Clove Bud Oil 1/2 oz Clove Bud Essential Oil Eugenia caryophyllala 1/2 ounce in Amber Bottle. Magickal Uses: Intellectual Stimulation Business Success Wealth Prosperity Divination Exorcism Protection Psychic Awareness Perfumery Uses: Blends well with Essential Oils of Lavender, Rose, Clary Sage, Bay, Bergamot, Allspice, Chamomile, Geranium, Ginger, Grapefruit, Jasmine, Lemon, Palmarose, Sandalwood, Vanilla and Ylang Ylang. Warnings:Clove oil is highly irritating, avoid contact with skin. Avoid...

Clove Bud Essential Oil. The best clove oil is distilled from the whole dried flower buds of the clove tree. Inferior oils are distilled from the leaves and stems and are sometimes sold as clove oil without any designation of the source. Clove bud oil has a powerful, spicy-fruity, warm, sweet aroma. It is used in mouthwash, toothpaste, chewing gum and dental preparations. Clove oil is highly irritating to the skin and should be handled with caution. Aromatherapy benefits: warming, comforting. Essential...

The Sweet, Spicy Aroma Of Clove Is Familiar And Comforting, And Evokes A Calm Energy That Can Motivate Action.

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...

Creativity blend: 5 drops clove bud, 3 drops bergamot, 2 drops nutmeg in a lamp ring diffuser. Motivator: 4 drops clove bud, 4 drops lemon, 2 drops frankincense in a lamp ring diffuser.

This will act as a footbath:. This will also act as a sauna, diffuser, humidifier, and a cleanser:. It’s a perfect time for deep breathing exercises:. For a sluggish morning pick me up:. You have a big day ahead, or a big presentation need to be focused:. Your late, in a hurry and need to counter stress and anxiety:. The cold & flu is going around work or school and you wan to protect yourself:. For young children who deal with hyperactivity, or have a hard time with focusing:. For the entire...

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.

Specific Safety Information: Clove Bud essential oil has been reported to be a potential skin irritant and sensitising agent. A near-fatal ingestion of clove oil was reported involving a 2-year old boy who had drunk between 5-10ml of clove oil. See The Complete Guide to Aromatherapy by Salvatorre Battaglia, Second edition published by The International Centre of Holistic Aromatherapy in 2003 page 191.

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...

Product Description Eugenia spp. (Madagascar) This is clove bud oil, the most commonly used clove oil. We also sell clove leaf oil. Health Uses: rub into gums to relieve toothache, antiseptic Cosmetic Uses: mouthwash, gargle Traditional Uses: muscle relaxant Aromatherapy: stimulating, spicy Blend with: citrus oils, mints, rosemary Produced by: steam distillation (flower buds) Perfume note: middle Constituents: eugenol, eugenyl acetate, caryophyllene

Quick Overview 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. See here for Organic Clove Bud Essential Oil

Create a warm welcome by adding several drops of this essential oil to your welcome mat or door wreath. (do not use on plastic or rubber)

CAUTION: As with all essential oils, dilute into carrier oils before applying them directly onto the skin. Keep oils away from eyes and mucous membranes. Keep out of reach of children. Stop using if there is any irritation. Research each oil well before using. Some oils cannot be used by those with certain health conditions.