Essential Oil 'Clove' Kvita

The buds, leaves, and shoots of a plant from the myrtle family undergo steam distillation, resulting in the production of high-quality essential oil. It possesses a toning aroma that is intolerable to moths, mosquitoes, and flies, and serves as a natural aphrodisiac. This oil can be used both in its pure form and in combination with other essential oils.

Clove essential oil aids in improving memory. It is effective for treating scabies, ulcers, boils, pustular and acne skin conditions. It offers relief in cases of dyspepsia, diarrhea, gas build-up, intestinal parasites, lung neuralgia, and lupus. It is used for skin care and treating infected wounds, during baths, for dental pain, inhalation, and room aromatization.

How to use: Enriching cosmetic products (creams, tonics, shampoos, conditioners, etc.): Add 3 drops of oil (or oil composition) to 15 g of base (1-2 tablespoons).
Massage: Mix 3-5 drops of oil (or oil composition) with 1-2 tablespoons of vegetable oil (jojoba, wheat germ, grape seed, etc.).
Baths: Mix 3-4 drops of oil with 30-60 g of emulsifier (salt, baking soda, honey, bath foam, cream, bran, etc.) and add to a filled bathtub. Effective for cramps, spasms, and pustular skin conditions.
Applications: Gum applications for periodontitis: Mix 6 drops of clove oil with 15 ml of wheat germ, almond, or avocado oil. Apply to the gums with an applicator.
Inhalations and room aromatization: Possesses high antibacterial and antiviral activity for preventing airborne infection during epidemics.
- Aroma diffuser: Add 1-4 drops of oil per 15 sq.m of space to an aroma lamp filled with water and light a candle;
- Aroma medallions: 1-2 drops.