About Clove Bud Essential Oil Native to the Maluku Islands in Indonesia, the powerfully penetrating Clove Bud Essential Oil, also known as Clove Essential Oil, is renowned for its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobail and antiseptic benefits, due to its dominating constituent, eugenol. Clove Bud essential oil carries a powerful spicy, woody aroma with a somewhat sweet undertone that is familiar in aromatherapy. One of the top uses for Clove Oil is in the home for controlling mould issues, due to its natural ability to kill and remove mould spores Clove Oil is also known to help ease respiratory infections. In medicinal topical applications the benefits of Clove Essential Oil have also been known to assist in the treatment of wounds, cuts and fungal infections such as athlete’s foot. When combined with a carrier oil Clove Essential Oil makes a fantastic massage oil due to its analgesic properties - plus it's also been seen to help improve blood circulation It can also be used to create an effective insect repellent. Clove Oil can also be added to any existing skin care products to boost their benefits. Benefits Clove Bud Oil Key Benefits: Effective for mould reduction Helps to kill bacteria & germs Beneficial for respiratory infections May also assist with asthma & coughs Known to help improve blood circulation Helps to heal minor cuts & wounds Can also help to combat fungal infections May enhance focus, concentration & memory recall Often used to repel bugs and insects Clove Bud Oil Therapeutic Properties: Analgesic, Antibacterial, Antiseptic, Anti-fungal, Anti-inflammatory, Anti-microbial, Immune Support, Respiratory Aid Clove Bud Oil General Uses: Aromatherapy, Household Cleaning, Massage, Meditation & Yoga, Personal Care, Insect repellent products Clove Bud Oil Emotional Benefits: Clarifying, Energising, Harmonising, Stimulating, Uplifting Clove Bud Oil Blends Well With: Cardamom, Lemon, Orange Sweet, Peppermint and Rosemary Essential Oils How To Use How to use Clove Bud Essential Oil Diffuse: Add a few drops to an aromatherapy diffuser or electric vaporiser and let the spicy aroma of Clove Bud Essential Oil fill your environment. Topically: Dilute a few drops of Clove Bud Oil into a carrier oil, massage oil, or moisturiser to soothe sore, tight and fatigued muscles. See topical dilution guide below for safe topical application Foot Spa: Add a drop or two of Clove Bud Essential Oil to a pool of warm water before soaking your feet. Insect Repellent: Add 4-6 drops of Clove Bud Oil to a 15ml roller bottle and top with Fractionated Coconut Oil to create an on-the-go natural insect deterrent. Fast Remedy: Add 1-2 drops of Clove Bud Oil to a tissue and inhale at a distance while ensuring that the oil does not come into direct contact with the skin. Alternatively, you can smell the oil directly from the bottle! Topical Dilution Guidelines Please note that the following guidelines are recommended for healthy adults: General Use: 2 – 4% dilution (4 – 8 drops per 10ml) Facial Application: 1 – 2% dilution (2 – 4 drops per 10ml) Product Details Botanical Name: Eugenia caryophyllata INCI Name: Eugenia caryophyllus flower Oil Cas Number: 84961-50-2 / 8000-34-8 EINICS Number: 284-638-7 Family: Myrtaceae Ingredients: 100% Eugenia caryophyllata Oil Plant Part: Dried flowering tops / buds Method of Extraction: Steam distillation Appearance: Mobile liquid (slightly viscous)<
About Clove Bud Essential Oil Native to the Maluku Islands in Indonesia, the powerfully penetrating Clove Bud Essential Oil, also known as Clove Essential Oil, is renowned for its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobail and antiseptic benefits, due to its dominating constituent, eugenol. Clove Bud essential oil carries a powerful spicy, woody aroma with a somewhat sweet undertone that is familiar in aromatherapy. One of the top uses for Clove Oil is in the home for controlling mould issues, due to its natural ability to kill and remove mould spores Clove Oil is also known to help ease respiratory infections. In medicinal topical applications the benefits of Clove Essential Oil have also been known to assist in the treatment of wounds, cuts and fungal infections such as athlete’s foot. When combined with a carrier oil Clove Essential Oil makes a fantastic massage oil due to its analgesic properties - plus it's also been seen to help improve blood circulation It can also be used to create an effective insect repellent. Clove Oil can also be added to any existing skin care products to boost their benefits. Benefits Clove Bud Oil Key Benefits: Effective for mould reduction Helps to kill bacteria & germs Beneficial for respiratory infections May also assist with asthma & coughs Known to help improve blood circulation Helps to heal minor cuts & wounds Can also help to combat fungal infections May enhance focus, concentration & memory recall Often used to repel bugs and insects Clove Bud Oil Therapeutic Properties: Analgesic, Antibacterial, Antiseptic, Anti-fungal, Anti-inflammatory, Anti-microbial, Immune Support, Respiratory Aid Clove Bud Oil General Uses: Aromatherapy, Household Cleaning, Massage, Meditation & Yoga, Personal Care, Insect repellent products Clove Bud Oil Emotional Benefits: Clarifying, Energising, Harmonising, Stimulating, Uplifting Clove Bud Oil Blends Well With: Cardamom, Lemon, Orange Sweet, Peppermint and Rosemary Essential Oils How To Use How to use Clove Bud Essential Oil Diffuse: Add a few drops to an aromatherapy diffuser or electric vaporiser and let the spicy aroma of Clove Bud Essential Oil fill your environment. Topically: Dilute a few drops of Clove Bud Oil into a carrier oil, massage oil, or moisturiser to soothe sore, tight and fatigued muscles. See topical dilution guide below for safe topical application Foot Spa: Add a drop or two of Clove Bud Essential Oil to a pool of warm water before soaking your feet. Insect Repellent: Add 4-6 drops of Clove Bud Oil to a 15ml roller bottle and top with Fractionated Coconut Oil to create an on-the-go natural insect deterrent. Fast Remedy: Add 1-2 drops of Clove Bud Oil to a tissue and inhale at a distance while ensuring that the oil does not come into direct contact with the skin. Alternatively, you can smell the oil directly from the bottle! Topical Dilution Guidelines Please note that the following guidelines are recommended for healthy adults: General Use: 2 – 4% dilution (4 – 8 drops per 10ml) Facial Application: 1 – 2% dilution (2 – 4 drops per 10ml) Product Details Botanical Name: Eugenia caryophyllata INCI Name: Eugenia caryophyllus flower Oil Cas Number: 84961-50-2 / 8000-34-8 EINICS Number: 284-638-7 Family: Myrtaceae Ingredients: 100% Eugenia caryophyllata Oil Plant Part: Dried flowering tops / buds Method of Extraction: Steam distillation Appearance: Mobile liquid (slightly viscous)<
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About Clove Bud Essential Oil Native to the Maluku Islands in Indonesia, the powerfully penetrating Clove Bud Essential Oil, also known as Clove Essential Oil, is renowned for its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobail and antiseptic benefits, due to its dominating constituent, eugenol. Clove Bud essential oil carries a powerful spicy, woody aroma with a somewhat sweet undertone that is familiar in aromatherapy. One of the top uses for Clove Oil is in the home for controlling mould issues, due to its natural ability to kill and remove mould spores Clove Oil is also known to help ease respiratory infections. In medicinal topical applications the benefits of Clove Essential Oil have also been known to assist in the treatment of wounds, cuts and fungal infections such as athlete’s foot. When combined with a carrier oil Clove Essential Oil makes a fantastic massage oil due to its analgesic properties - plus it's also been seen to help improve blood circulation It can also be used to create an effective insect repellent. Clove Oil can also be added to any existing skin care products to boost their benefits. Benefits Clove Bud Oil Key Benefits: Effective for mould reduction Helps to kill bacteria & germs Beneficial for respiratory infections May also assist with asthma & coughs Known to help improve blood circulation Helps to heal minor cuts & wounds Can also help to combat fungal infections May enhance focus, concentration & memory recall Often used to repel bugs and insects Clove Bud Oil Therapeutic Properties: Analgesic, Antibacterial, Antiseptic, Anti-fungal, Anti-inflammatory, Anti-microbial, Immune Support, Respiratory Aid Clove Bud Oil General Uses: Aromatherapy, Household Cleaning, Massage, Meditation & Yoga, Personal Care, Insect repellent products Clove Bud Oil Emotional Benefits: Clarifying, Energising, Harmonising, Stimulating, Uplifting Clove Bud Oil Blends Well With: Cardamom, Lemon, Orange Sweet, Peppermint and Rosemary Essential Oils How To Use How to use Clove Bud Essential Oil Diffuse: Add a few drops to an aromatherapy diffuser or electric vaporiser and let the spicy aroma of Clove Bud Essential Oil fill your environment. Topically: Dilute a few drops of Clove Bud Oil into a carrier oil, massage oil, or moisturiser to soothe sore, tight and fatigued muscles. See topical dilution guide below for safe topical application Foot Spa: Add a drop or two of Clove Bud Essential Oil to a pool of warm water before soaking your feet. Insect Repellent: Add 4-6 drops of Clove Bud Oil to a 15ml roller bottle and top with Fractionated Coconut Oil to create an on-the-go natural insect deterrent. Fast Remedy: Add 1-2 drops of Clove Bud Oil to a tissue and inhale at a distance while ensuring that the oil does not come into direct contact with the skin. Alternatively, you can smell the oil directly from the bottle! Topical Dilution Guidelines Please note that the following guidelines are recommended for healthy adults: General Use: 2 – 4% dilution (4 – 8 drops per 10ml) Facial Application: 1 – 2% dilution (2 – 4 drops per 10ml) Product Details Botanical Name: Eugenia caryophyllata INCI Name: Eugenia caryophyllus flower Oil Cas Number: 84961-50-2 / 8000-34-8 EINICS Number: 284-638-7 Family: Myrtaceae Ingredients: 100% Eugenia caryophyllata Oil Plant Part: Dried flowering tops / buds Method of Extraction: Steam distillation Appearance: Mobile liquid (slightly viscous)<
About Clove Bud Essential Oil Native to the Maluku Islands in Indonesia, the powerfully penetrating Clove Bud Essential Oil, also known as Clove Essential Oil, is renowned for its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobail and antiseptic benefits, due to its dominating constituent, eugenol. Clove Bud essential oil carries a powerful spicy, woody aroma with a somewhat sweet undertone that is familiar in aromatherapy. One of the top uses for Clove Oil is in the home for controlling mould issues, due to its natural ability to kill and remove mould spores Clove Oil is also known to help ease respiratory infections. In medicinal topical applications the benefits of Clove Essential Oil have also been known to assist in the treatment of wounds, cuts and fungal infections such as athlete’s foot. When combined with a carrier oil Clove Essential Oil makes a fantastic massage oil due to its analgesic properties - plus it's also been seen to help improve blood circulation It can also be used to create an effective insect repellent. Clove Oil can also be added to any existing skin care products to boost their benefits. Benefits Clove Bud Oil Key Benefits: Effective for mould reduction Helps to kill bacteria & germs Beneficial for respiratory infections May also assist with asthma & coughs Known to help improve blood circulation Helps to heal minor cuts & wounds Can also help to combat fungal infections May enhance focus, concentration & memory recall Often used to repel bugs and insects Clove Bud Oil Therapeutic Properties: Analgesic, Antibacterial, Antiseptic, Anti-fungal, Anti-inflammatory, Anti-microbial, Immune Support, Respiratory Aid Clove Bud Oil General Uses: Aromatherapy, Household Cleaning, Massage, Meditation & Yoga, Personal Care, Insect repellent products Clove Bud Oil Emotional Benefits: Clarifying, Energising, Harmonising, Stimulating, Uplifting Clove Bud Oil Blends Well With: Cardamom, Lemon, Orange Sweet, Peppermint and Rosemary Essential Oils How To Use How to use Clove Bud Essential Oil Diffuse: Add a few drops to an aromatherapy diffuser or electric vaporiser and let the spicy aroma of Clove Bud Essential Oil fill your environment. Topically: Dilute a few drops of Clove Bud Oil into a carrier oil, massage oil, or moisturiser to soothe sore, tight and fatigued muscles. See topical dilution guide below for safe topical application Foot Spa: Add a drop or two of Clove Bud Essential Oil to a pool of warm water before soaking your feet. Insect Repellent: Add 4-6 drops of Clove Bud Oil to a 15ml roller bottle and top with Fractionated Coconut Oil to create an on-the-go natural insect deterrent. Fast Remedy: Add 1-2 drops of Clove Bud Oil to a tissue and inhale at a distance while ensuring that the oil does not come into direct contact with the skin. Alternatively, you can smell the oil directly from the bottle! Topical Dilution Guidelines Please note that the following guidelines are recommended for healthy adults: General Use: 2 – 4% dilution (4 – 8 drops per 10ml) Facial Application: 1 – 2% dilution (2 – 4 drops per 10ml) Product Details Botanical Name: Eugenia caryophyllata INCI Name: Eugenia caryophyllus flower Oil Cas Number: 84961-50-2 / 8000-34-8 EINICS Number: 284-638-7 Family: Myrtaceae Ingredients: 100% Eugenia caryophyllata Oil Plant Part: Dried flowering tops / buds Method of Extraction: Steam distillation Appearance: Mobile liquid (slightly viscous)<
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Botanical Name | Eugenia caryophyllata |
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