Clove Bud Essential Oil

Organic Eugenia caryophyllus - 1 OZ

$18.99

Our Organic Clove Bud Essential Oil is steam-distilled from the unopened flower buds of the clove tree, Eugenia caryophyllus, grown in the tropical climate of Indonesia, one of the world’s historic centers of clove cultivation. The warm, humid conditions of the Indonesian archipelago produce clove buds exceptionally rich in aromatic compounds, resulting in a potent oil with a deep, spicy, and slightly sweet scent.

This oil has been traditionally valued in herbal medicine, aromatherapy, and natural home care for its strong purifying properties and comforting, warming aroma.


Key Benefits

✔ Supports immune health and seasonal wellness routines
✔ Naturally helps purify and refresh indoor air when diffused
✔ Provides a warming sensation that may help soothe tired muscles
✔ Traditionally used to support oral hygiene and freshness
✔ Helps promote alertness and mental stimulation when inhaled

Clove bud oil is one of the most powerful spice essential oils, making it a staple in protective blends, warming massage oils, and natural cleaning formulations.


Traditional & Modern Uses

Aromatherapy

  • Diffuse to create a warm, comforting, and energizing environment

  • Commonly blended with cinnamon, orange, lemon, and frankincense in seasonal blends

Topical Use (Always Diluted)

  • Used in very low dilution in massage oils to promote warmth and circulation

  • Added to foot care and muscle relief blends

Oral Care (External Use Only)

  • Traditionally used in diluted formulations for natural mouth rinses and oil pulling practices

  • Long history of use in supporting gum and tooth comfort

Natural Cleaning & Home Care

  • Included in DIY disinfecting sprays and surface cleaners

  • Helps eliminate odors and leave a fresh, spicy scent


Aroma Profile

  • Scent: Strong, spicy, warm, and slightly sweet

  • Strength: Very strong

  • Note: Middle to base

Indonesian clove bud oil is known for its particularly rich and full-bodied aroma, making it ideal for both aromatherapy and perfumery blends.


Safety & Dilution Guidelines

Clove bud essential oil is highly concentrated and must be used carefully.

  • Recommended dilution: 0.25% – 0.5% for topical use

  • May cause irritation or sensitization if used undiluted

  • Avoid use on sensitive or broken skin

  • Not recommended during pregnancy, while breastfeeding, or for use on young children without professional guidance

  • Avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes, and inner ears

  • Always perform a patch test before first use

Because of its high eugenol content, clove bud oil is considered a warming or “hot” oil and should be used sparingly.


Shelf Life & Storage

  • Shelf life: Approximately 4–5 years when stored properly

  • Keep tightly sealed in a dark glass bottle

  • Store in a cool, dry location away from sunlight and heat to prevent oxidation and preserve potency


Specifications

  • Botanical name: Eugenia caryophyllus 

  • Common name: Clove Bud

  • Plant part used: Unopened flower buds

  • Extraction method: Steam distilled

  • Origin: Indonesia

  • Cultivation: Organic

  • Color: Pale yellow to light amber

  • Consistency: Thin to medium

  • Main constituents: Eugenol, eugenyl acetate, beta-caryophyllene


Why Indonesian Clove Oil Is Highly Regarded

Indonesia, historically known as the “Spice Islands,” has cultivated cloves for centuries. The region’s volcanic soil and humid climate contribute to clove buds with high essential oil yield and strong aromatic intensity, making Indonesian clove bud oil one of the most sought-after sources in the global essential oil market.

This essential oil is USDA certified organic and has been tested for purity via GCMS analysis. Store bottle upright and away from direct sunlight. This oil is extremely potent - DO NOT use directly on the skin without first diluting with a carrier oil. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.