Clove Leaf Essential Oil is extracted from the leaves of Eugenia caryophyllata, a local plant of Indonesia and Medagaska. This tree grows to approximately 10 meters tall with bright green leaves. It has a spicy, strong and warm smell and the oil is pale yellow or colourless with a watery or medium viscosity. Known for its potential health perks, Clove Leaf Essential Oil is good for its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. Its reviving scent makes it a famous option for diffusing and creating a relaxing atmosphere in your house or office.
Clove Leaf Essential Oil elicits aromatic, spicy smell memories. This oil combines well with cinnamon, vanilla, basil, nutmeg, black pepper, cardamom, patchouli, fir, bergamot, frankincense and sweet orange. It is also a stimulant, so add it to your favourite foot soak, foot cream or massage oil to improve circulation. Mix it with pink grapefruit and cinnamon to create anti-cellulite products.
Suggested Uses
Clove Leaf Essential Oil is the best option to boost your heart health and lower blood pressure. This oil has a milder scent profile making it perfect for people who like a more subtle clove fragrance.
- It arouses the mind, assists with leg ulcers, eases respiratory problems and pain in rheumatism and arthritis and lifts depression.
- They are also used for cuts, burns, bruises and acne for infections and skin sores.
- Useful blended massage oils to aid with muscular numbness, colds and chills.
- Used often in hair treatments, facial steams, laundry, spas, aromatherapy products, perfume oils, body fragrances, air fresheners, scents, potpourri, diffusers and more.
- It also acts as an insect repellent.
Direction for use
- Add a few drops of Clove Leaf Essential Oil to a diffuser or inhale straight from the bottle.
- Massage the diluted Clove Leaf Essential Oil tenderly onto the skin for topical use.
Safety
Please don't use it while breastfeeding or pregnant. Use carefully, avoid with the pets, elderly, children and babies and must dilute well. Always perform a patch test before using it.
Key Information
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CAS Number
8000-34-8 ; 84961-50-2
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einecs number
284-638-7
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Fema Number
2325
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Origin
Indonesia
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Note
Middle Note
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Method
Steam Distillation
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Family
Myrtaceae
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Inci Name
Eugenia caryophyllus (Clove) Leaf Oil
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Aromatic Scent
Warm, strong, spicy, woody odour
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Key constituents
Eugenol, Beta-Caryophyllene, Alpha-Humulene, Eugenyl acetate
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Synonyms
Syzygium aromaticum, Eugenia caryophyllata, Eugenia caryophyllus
Warming and stimulating
Antiseptic properties
Subtle Clove Aroma
Potential immune support
Aromatherapy
Natural insect repellent