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Aceite esencial de clavo

$949 USD
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El clavo (Syzygium aromaticum) es un árbol tropical perenne originario de Indonesia. Puede alcanzar los 20 metros (66 pies) de altura y produce un capullo que se cosecha y seca para elaborar el aceite esencial.

El aceite de clavo tiene un aroma intenso y picante y se utiliza en aromaterapia por sus propiedades estimulantes, revitalizantes y reconfortantes. También se usa tópicamente por sus efectos analgésicos y antiinflamatorios.

El eugenol es el principal compuesto activo del aceite de clavo, que constituye entre el 85 % y el 90 % del mismo. Se ha demostrado que el eugenol tiene propiedades antioxidantes, antimicrobianas, anestésicas locales e insecticidas. Estas propiedades lo convierten en un remedio natural eficaz para diversas afecciones, como el dolor de muelas, la indigestión y las infecciones respiratorias.

Añade unas gotas a una bolita de algodón para usar aceite de clavo para el dolor de muelas y aplícalo en la zona afectada. Mezcla unas gotas de aceite de clavo con miel y agua para la indigestión y bébelo antes de las comidas. Añade unas gotas de aceite de clavo a un difusor o vaporizador para tratar infecciones respiratorias e inhala el vapor.

Si estás buscando un aceite esencial con diversos usos, ¡no busques más que el aceite esencial de clavo!

Caution & Disclaimer

Caution: For external use only. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Avoid contact with eyes, broken skin, and sensitive areas. Always dilute before use on skin and perform a patch test first. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Consult a healthcare professional before use if pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or under medical care.

Product Appearance & Natural Variation: Product images are for demonstration only. Actual bottles, packaging, and labels may vary. Because oils, incense, and similar products are made from natural ingredients, color, scent, and consistency may vary from batch to batch. Scent perception may also differ by person. First-time buyers are encouraged to try a smaller size first.

Return Notice: We do not normally accept returns due to scent preference or natural variation. However, we offer a money-back guarantee if any unacceptable issue occurs.

Disclaimer: These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. We are the retailer, not the manufacturer, and actual product details may vary slightly from the listing. Please read all labels and instructions before use.

Specifications

  • Scent
    • Spicy
    • Woody
  • Texture
    • Non-greasy
    • Lightweight

Shipping & Delivery

We process and ship all orders within 1–2 business days.

Most customers receive their orders within 4–7 business days, depending on location and carrier performance.

Once your order ships, you’ll receive a tracking number via email/sms to follow your delivery in real time.

Delivery times may vary slightly during peak seasons or weather conditions but we always aim to get your order to you as quickly as possible.

FAQs

Q: What does Clove Essential Oil smell like?

A: Intensely warm, spiced, and rich — the familiar clove character you know from dentistry and holiday cooking, but fuller, more complex, and more interesting than either context suggests. There is a smooth, sweet-woody depth underneath the sharp spice that you only discover when you give it time. Very few aromas in the aromatic world are as immediately impactful as clove — a single drop in a diffuser fills a room with warmth that no other oil can replicate.

Q: Why is clove used so much in winter blends?

A: Clove's high eugenol content creates genuine warmth — not just metaphorical warmth but a physical warming sensation and atmospheric effect that makes cold, grey days feel significantly more bearable. Eugenol is also associated with comfort, cleanliness, and the kind of cozy, protected feeling that the best winter memories carry. Combined with orange, cinnamon, and vanilla, it creates the exact olfactory signature of what winter warmth means to most people.

Q: How do I use it safely in a diffuser?

A: Add 1–2 drops maximum per diffuser session — clove is one of the most potent aromatics available and 1 drop in a standard diffuser is genuinely sufficient to scent a mid-sized room. Blend it rather than using solo: 2 drops sweet orange + 1 drop clove is a simple, beautifully balanced warming blend. The spice integrates with citrus notes in a way that makes it more pleasant and less overwhelming than clove alone.

Q: Can I use it on sore gums?

A: Clove oil's eugenol content has been used for centuries as a natural dental analgesic. Dilute 1 drop of clove essential oil in 1 teaspoon of carrier oil (such as coconut oil), apply a small amount to the affected gum with a cotton swab for temporary relief. Never apply undiluted clove to gums or skin, as eugenol can cause irritation. Always see a dentist for persistent dental pain.

Q: What dilution is safe for skin application?

A: Maximum 0.5% dilution — approximately 3 drops of clove essential oil per 30ml of carrier oil. Clove is a significant dermal sensitizer, meaning it can cause sensitization reactions even at moderate concentrations. Always patch test before any full skin application, and avoid using on sensitive areas, broken skin, or near the face. Those with known sensitivities to eugenol should avoid skin application entirely.