Description

Clove Bud Essential oil botanical name Syzygium Aromaticum extract from bud by steam distillation.

Clove Bud Essential oil Benefit Analgesic, Anaesthetic, Antidontalgic, Antiemetic, Antineuralgic, Antiseptic, Antispasmodic, Aperitif, Aphrodisiac, Carminative, Caustic, Cicatrisant, Disinfectant, Insecticide, Parturient, Splenetic, Stimulant, Stomachic, Uterine, Vermifuge.

Clove Bud Essential oil has been used for many thousands years for prevention of contagious illnesses, especially the plague. Its can relieves respiratory problems, has been used for tuberculosis, asthma and bronchitis. Valuable in disinfecting the atmosphere during infectious illness. An excellent bacteriacide and if frequently vaporised during winter will encourage resistance to germs.

Clove oil is also a good painkiller, consequently, it evidentally alleviates pain during childbirth. Many commercial toothpastes, mouthwashes, etc., Its pain relieving properties can help toothache and rheumatism, arthritis and mouth sores as well as tension headaches.

Clove Bud Essential oil beneficial to the digestive system, renowned for relieving wind by reducing gripping action. Effective against vomiting, diarrhoea, intestinal spasm, dyspepsia, parasites. Eases nausea and bad breath due to gastric fermentation. Tonic effect on the kidneys, stomach, spleen and intestinal disorders. Its pain relieving properties can help toothache and rheumatism, arthritis and mouth sores as well as tension headaches.

Its aphrodisiac properties may be useful with sexual problems like impotence and frigidity.

Mind Positive and stimulating effect on the mind, strengthens memory and lifts depression. Uplifting qualities helpful when feeling weak and lethargic.

Clove Oil Effect on Skin May alleviate infectious wounds, as well as skin sores, leg ulcers and chronic skin disease lupus. Clove Essential oil is occasionally used in ointments for the treatment of scabies and in lotions or alcohol based solutions for infected ulcers and wounds, especially if they are slow and stubborn to heal. Reputedly works best on local areas rather than the system in general, but care should always be taken when using Clove on the skin because of its irritant potential, Use only in very small amounts and well diluted.

Compatible Essential oil Clove Bud oil blends well with Essential oil of Citronella, Grapefruit, Lemon, Orange, Peppermint, Rosemary, Rose, Basil, Benzoin, Pepper Black, Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Jasmine, Juniper, Neroli. The note is Middle.

Blends well with Clove, Orange and Cinnamon together to make a wonderful winner fragrance that smells like a traditional pomander at the same time as giving some protection against winter epidemics. Clove Essential oil and pomanders are also effective insect repellents and help to keep disease carrying insects away, as well as moths. When mixed with Orange and Lemon, appears to be an excellent insect repellent.

Botanical Properties Clove oil is extracted from the dried, brown cloves familiar to cooks which are in fact, originally native to Indonesia, now grown in Madagascar, and West India. Clove oil can be extracted from the buds, leaves and stalks, but that from the bud is only one which should be used in aromatherapy as the others are powerful skin irritants, this is due to the high levels of eugenol. Clove Bud oil can vary from as little as 60% to 90%,but it is to some extent buffered by the presence of eugenol acetate, an ester, and beta caryophyllene, a sesquiterpene, which are calming and soothing in action.

100% Pure Natural Purity natural aromatherapy therapeutic quality Clove Bud Essential oil, no additive, no artificial color, no animal test.

Precautions : Skin irritant. Use only in small amount and well diluted. Avoid during pregnancy.

Notes : The above information is only applicable for soothing conditioning, For disease treatment purposes, please consult doctor and professional aromatherapist.