Clove Leaf Oil

Cautions :    Clove oil is highly irritating to skin and mucous membranes. Therefore, it is advisable for the home user to avoid skin applications and steam inhalations of any type of clove oil. However, it can be used in a vaporizer as a fumigant or room scent.

Safety Data :    Use in moderation only in low dilution (less than 1 per cent).

Blends well with :    Rose lavender, vanillin, clary sage, bergamot, bay leaf, lavender, allspice, ylang ylang and cananga.

Key Qualities :    Tonic,stimulating, revitalizing, aphrodisiac, warming, comforting, purifying, active.

Properties :    Analgesia,antibiotic, anti-emetic, antirheumatic, antineuralgic, antispasmodic,antioxidant, antiviral, carminative, expectorant, larvicidal, stimulant,stomachic, vermifugal.

Main Constituents :    Clove oils contain an extremely high proportion of the potentially caustic eugenol. Clovesbud (the preferred oil for aromatherapy): eugenol acetate, caryophllene. Clove leaf: eugenol (up to 90 percent), little or no eugenyl acetate Clove stem:eugenol with other minor constituents.

1. Clove bud is a pale yellow liquid with a sweet-spicy odour and a fruity-fresh top note.
2. Clove leaf is a dark brown oil with a crude burnt-woody odour.
3. Clove stem oil is a pale yellow liquid with a strong spicy-wood odour.

Characteristics :

Extraction Method :    Steam distillation of the buds. Lower grade oils are also extracted from the leaves,stalks and stems.

Common Name :   Clove Leaf Oil

Scientific Name :    Eugenia caryophylatta

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