Properties:
- Intensely spicy, warm – a classic for autumn and winter
- Versatile, can be combined with cinnamon, orange & other spice oils
- Component of our CINNAMON ROLL & CHILL OUT fragrance blends
- ⚠️ Skin irritating potential – use only highly diluted
Plant part: Leaves
Extraction: Steam distillation
Origin: Indonesia
Fragrance note: Heart note
Fragrance profile: spicy, warm, intense
Fragrance theme: warming, strengthening
Skin effect: ⚠️ skin irritating potential – see note below
Areas of application: Diffuser & room fragrance (autumn/winter), base for own creations (CINNAMON ROLL, CHILL OUT)
Application: For the diffuser, 1–2 drops per 100 ml of water (very potent – use sparingly). For skin application, only recommended in high dilution (max. 1 drop in 50 ml carrier oil) with a prior skin test.
⚠️ Important note: Clove oil is considered potentially highly irritating to the skin (rich in eugenol). Do not apply undiluted to the skin, keep out of reach of children.
Ingredients (INCI): Eugenia Caryophyllus Leaf Oil, Eugenol*, Eugenyl Acetate*, Beta-Caryophyllene* *natural components of the essential oil
Packaging: 10 ml or 50 ml brown glass bottle with pipette. The brown glass quality offers effective light protection against UV and visible radiation. This improves the shelf life of light-sensitive raw materials.
Description: The pure clove leaf oil is obtained from the leaves of the clove tree (Eugenia caryophyllus) and is characterized by its intensely spicy, warm scent. It is ideal for fragrance blends, aroma applications, and room scenting.
Thanks to its characteristic, strong aroma, clove oil is particularly popular in autumn and winter and can be excellently combined with cinnamon, orange or other spice oils – just like in our own creations CINNAMON ROLL and CHILL OUT.
FAQ:
What is clove oil used for? Clove oil is mainly used for fragrance blends and room scenting in the colder months and harmonizes particularly well with cinnamon and orange.
Is clove oil suitable for the skin? Clove oil has a high skin irritating potential and should only be applied highly diluted with a carrier oil and after a prior skin test. It is harmless for use in a diffuser.
