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Clove (Bud) Essential Oil

Brand: Oshadhi · SKU: oshadhi-aceite-esencial-de-clavo-yema

144.09 €

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Description


Main Chemical Composition


The chemical profile of Clove (Bud) Essential Oil is dominated by eugenol, a phenolic component that gives much of its aroma and properties. Other important constituents include:



  • Eugenyl-Acetate

  • beta-Caryophyllene

  • alpha-Humulene


These molecules act synergistically to create clove's complex and recognizable aroma, which can be both energizing and comforting, depending on the context of its use. The presence of eugenol is notable and should be considered for potential sensitivities.



Aromatic Profile


Clove (Bud) Essential Oil is distinguished by a warm, spicy, sweet, and slightly pungent aroma. Its fragrance is rich and enveloping, with nuances that evoke cold seasons or cozy, homey environments. It can add an exotic depth to diffuser blends and is appreciated for its ability to create a stimulating or, conversely, relaxing atmosphere when properly combined.



Uses in Aromatherapy


In aromatherapy, Clove (Bud) Essential Oil is valued for its ability to influence the environment and mood. Some of its most considered uses include:



  • Creating stimulating and revitalizing atmospheres.

  • Providing a feeling of warmth and comfort in the home or workspace.

  • Complementing practices that seek well-being and inner connection.

  • In a diffuser, it may help purify the air and offer a sense of freshness.


It is always advisable to dilute properly and perform a patch test before topical application.



Aromatic Synergies


Clove (Bud) Essential Oil pairs well with a variety of other essential oils, creating rich and balanced aromatic compositions. Some notable combinations include:



  • Citrus: Sweet orange, lemon, or bergamot, for a fresh and spicy contrast.

  • Spicy: Cinnamon, nutmeg, or ginger, to enhance warmth and exotic character.

  • Resinous/Woody: Pine, sandalwood, or frankincense, to add depth and an earthy touch.

  • Mentholated: Peppermint or eucalyptus, for a clearer and more stimulating aroma.


Experiment with different combinations to discover your favorite blends.

✓ Benefits


Oshadhi Clove (Bud) Essential Oil: Warm & Enveloping Essence


Oshadhi Clove (Bud) Essential Oil, carefully obtained from the flower buds of Eugenia caryophyllata cultivated in Madagascar, offers a unique aromatic experience. This oil, extracted through a careful low-pressure distillation process, aims to preserve the integrity and complexity of its natural components, responsible for its distinct olfactory profile. Its warm, spicy, and slightly sweet aroma makes it a valuable complement to various wellness practices.


The tradition of using clove extends through various cultures for its aromatic characteristics. Oshadhi is committed to quality, offering a product packaged in a cobalt blue glass bottle that helps protect its properties from light and deterioration, ensuring an optimal experience.


📋 How to use


Suggested Usage


This versatile essential oil can be used in several ways:



  • Atmospheric Diffusion: Add 3-5 drops to your essential oil diffuser to scent your home or create a specific ambiance.

  • Diluted Topical Application: Mix 1-2 drops of essential oil in 10 ml of a carrier oil (such as jojoba, almond, or coconut) and apply to desired localized areas. Always perform a patch test on a small skin area before extensive application.

  • Aromatic Baths: Dissolve 5-10 drops in a tablespoon of dispersant (such as Epsom salts or a neutral shower gel) before adding to bathwater.

  • Massages: Incorporate a few drops into your favorite massage oil for a relaxing experience with spicy undertones.



Botanical Origin and Extraction Process


Our Clove Essential Oil comes from the flower buds of Eugenia caryophyllata, a plant cultivated with organic farming principles in the fertile lands of Madagascar. The selection of buds, rather than other parts of the plant, contributes to a more characteristic and nuanced aromatic profile, often perceived as softer and more floral than clove leaf or stem oil.


The extraction method employed is low-pressure distillation. This process is carried out slowly and controlled, with non-excessive temperatures, to protect and preserve the complete chemical composition of the essential oil. Careful distillation is essential to ensure that all volatile components, which define both the aroma and the characteristics of the oil, remain intact and concentrated in the final product.


Key benefits

  • Warm, spicy aroma
  • Creates cozy atmospheres
  • May support revitalization
  • May support focus
  • Adds exotic touch
  • Promotes comfort
  • Purifying aromatic properties

Ingredients and composition

  • Aceite esencial puro de Eugenia caryophyllata

How to use

<strong>Diffusion:</strong> Add 3-5 drops to the diffuser.

<strong>Topical Application:</strong> Dilute 1-2 drops in 10 ml of carrier oil and apply to skin.

<strong>Aromatic Baths:</strong> Mix 5-10 drops with a dispersant before adding to bathwater.

<strong>Massages:</strong> Incorporate into massage oil for a warm, enveloping aroma.