Clove Bud Organic

Clove Bud Organic *COSMOS Certified Organic; Cruelty Free; Vegan; Non-GMO* Lilac is an evergreen tree belonging to the Myrtle family. The lilac tree looks like a colonnade and can reach a height of 9 meters. It is native to the Moluccas and Indonesia. In addition to the use of spices, the Greeks, Romans and Chinese all valued the medical value of cloves. Chinese people know how to chew clove leaves to relieve toothache and make their breath fragrant. Its Latin origin, Clavus, means the shape of a nail, because the buds of cloves grow like nails. In the past, when it was exported to Europe, it had to go through the long silk road or the treacherous sea incense road. This kind of difficult transport route made cloves have a very noble value in medieval Europe. Cloves later became a very important spice. The more popular use is to insert cloves into sweet oranges as an aromatic insect repellent. Its smell makes it a common ingredient in dried flowers and toothpaste. Indians have recognized its digestive properties, and on the other hand, they also use cloves to make aphrodisiac nectar. Cloves are an essential ingredient in spiced perfumes and are added to spirits and mulled wines. The fact that clove is used in a large number of medicines just shows its important role in antibacterial and bactericidal. Clove uses steam distillation extraction method, which can extract essential oil from 3 different parts. Using different parts to distill will produce different chemical structures, including clove essential oil, clove leaf essential oil, and clove bud essential oil. Clove bud essential oil is distilled and extracted from the dried buds of cloves. It contains more clove acetate than other plant parts, and has a richer smell. It is the most popular in aromatherapy. The scent is a little fresh moss and woody floral. This clove bud essential oil has a warm, spicy aroma that brings heat to life, ignites the drive for deep connection, comforts the soul, and takes away pain. This wonderful scent can be added to a diffuser and mixed with citrus essential oils to create a festive atmosphere. In Europe and the United States, clove buds are also inserted into the peel of sweet oranges at Christmas, and placed indoors to exude a natural sweetness. Physical and mental balance. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/20abed_235d78a462ae4ab6aba07aa4d96cd0ae~mv2.jpg https://static.wixstatic.com/media/20abed_288bc1d856cf434698296196721ac316~mv2.jpg https://static.wixstatic.com/media/20abed_98c432d2528d423a80c0d7f1b2a92398~mv2.jpg Clove Bud Organic Botanical Name: Eugenia caryophyllata Thunb. Common aliases Common Name: Laung, Syzygium Aromaticum Bud, Eugenia aromatic Plant Part: flower bud Extraction method Extraction: steam distillation Origin: Sri Lanka Aroma CategoryScent Type: Spicy Aroma Note: Alto Aroma characteristics Aroma: Warm, sweet, spicy and fragrant Common methodsCommon Use: It can be used as an aroma diffuser on a daily basis. According to the size of the space, use 3-8 drops of clove bud essential oil to diffuse the aroma. It can warm the body, uplift the mood, relieve mental depression, enhance confidence, and strengthen memory. Therefore, it is especially suitable for meditation, sitting still, and requires high spirit Use when concentrating. Clove has excellent cleaning power, and you can often smell the scent of fragrant bud essential oil in dental clinics, because dentists use it for disinfection, anti-inflammatory and analgesic, and it can also be added to household cleaning products. Clove bud essential oil has warming effect, anti-virus, anti-inflammation, blood circulation promotion, pain relief and other effects in physiology. Adding it to massage oil formula can help digestion, eliminate flatulence, prevent or slow down rheumatism pain and swelling symptoms. It is often used to repel insects and antibacterial, relieve skin inflammation, mosquito bites and other conditions. Save methodStorage: Please keep away from light and store in a cool and well-ventilated place, no need to refrigerate. Please keep it sealed after use. PrecautionsContraindications: Should not be used in large quantities, may cause dizziness and headache. Possibly irritating to the skin, a dilution of up to 3% is generally recommended. https://static.wixstatic.com/media/20abed_96c20c8623084c01b9b60d79f2d0b54b~mv2.jpg https://static.wixstatic.com/media/20abed_f455a6f8a286455396e58557f13b8fa3~mv2.jpg https://static.wixstatic.com/media/20abed_62ae0b6509e24cd994cd14c9770ba8d9~mv2.jpg