Clove Bud Essential Oil

Description

Clove Bud Essential Oil

Botanical Name -Syzgium aromaticum

How to Use Clove Bud Essential Oil

• Clove Bud is one of the best essential oil for toothache remedy.
• Clove Bud essential oil is from the buds of the clove and is known for its powerful anti-bacterial, anti-viral and anti-fungal properties.
• If having chest congestion, add a few drops of clove essential oil and eucalyptus essential oil on tissue paper and deep inhale the fragrance, it will help to decongest the chest.
• Add it to a diffuser or burner with water. It will remove the negative energies and also support respiratory and immune system.
• Place a few drops on a cotton ball and allow it to evaporate in the air, or use in daily household cleaning and use in spray bottles for removing stubborn odors.
• It is very aromatic with a spicy note, hence highly used to make classical perfume with a rich and sensual note.
• Other Uses : It can be blended with other digestive oils like ginger, peppermint, coriander to support healthy digestion.

Product Details

Botanical Name: Syzgium aromaticum

• Composition: 100% Pure Clove Bud Essential Oil
• Origin: India
• Method of Extraction: Steam Distillation
• Plant Part Used for Extraction: Clove Bud
• Color: colourless to light yellow
• Consistency: Thin

Bottle Size: 5ML / 0.17 oz

Few Safety Considerations for Clove Bud Essential Oil

• The above information is not directed to diagnose or substitute any prescribed medication or professional medical advice
• Do not take Clove Bud Essential Oil internally.
• Do not apply directly on skin as pure essential oils are concentrated liquids and may cause harm if used directly on skin. Use in diluted form.
• Avoid contact with the eyes or mucus membranes.
• Discontinue use and consult your doctor if any adverse reactions occur.
• Consult your Ayurvedic or Aromatherapy Practitioner before using the suitable essential oils for your unique individual constitution and state of health.

Storage

• Essential oils are volatile. Do not store them near fire or heat.
• They can be damaged by exposure to heat, oxygen and sunlight. After use, the cap should be securely fastened and the bottle stored in a cool, dry place.
• Should be kept out of the reach of children