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Clove (Clove) essential oil dōTERRA | 15 ml
Clove (Clove) essential oil dōTERRA | 15 ml
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Clove essential oil is the spice of Christmas biscuits and hot cider, for those who cook with the seasons. It is distilled from the flower buds of the clove tree, picked in Madagascar as they turn red and then dried in the sun, and it is far more concentrated than ground clove: one drop is enough to flavour a dish.
In the kitchen, it replaces dried cloves in baking and gives a glass of water a warm, spicy flavour. Outside the kitchen, it is an oil for the mouth: a drop on the toothbrush, under the toothpaste, helps clean the teeth and gums and freshens the breath. Diluted in a carrier oil, it gives the skin a warming sensation, for a warming and energising massage.
A store-cupboard spice that also has its place in the bathroom.
- Helps clean the teeth and gums, with a drop added to toothpaste.
- Freshens the breath.
- Enhances the flavour of water and recipes with a warm, spicy taste.
- Gives the skin a warming sensation when diluted in a carrier oil.
- Replaces dried cloves in baking and seasonal recipes.
Aromatic description: Spicy, warm, woody
Plant parts: Flower buds
Collection method: Steam distillation
Origine : Madagascar
Ingredients
Ingredients
Clove bud oil
Instructions
Instructions
To flavour dishes.
Aromatic use: add three to four drops to the diffuser of your choice. Food use: to flavour dishes, one drop per day at most. Dip the tip of a clean toothpick into the bottle, stir, then taste before adding more. Topical use: always dilute generously in a carrier oil, one drop per ten drops, away from the face.
Precautions
Precautions
Use diluted only. Do not exceed the recommended amount of one drop per day. Avoid contact with the face and mucous membranes. In case of skin contact, dilute generously with a carrier oil. May not be suitable for sensitive skin.
Avoid contact with eyes, inside ears and sensitive areas.
Ask your doctor for advice if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking any medication.
Keep out of reach of children, in a cool place.

Interesting fact
Under the Han dynasty in China, courtiers had to hold a clove in their mouth before addressing the emperor, to keep their breath fresh. The spice came from the Moluccas, thousands of kilometres away.
Utilisations
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Alimentaires
Replace dried cloves with a drop of essential oil in baking and Christmas biscuits.
Add a drop to a large glass of water to give it a spicy flavour.
Add a drop to hot cider for a spiced autumn drink. -
Cosmétiques
Place a drop on your toothbrush before applying toothpaste.
Add a drop to half a glass of water and use it as a mouth rinse to freshen the breath.
Mix it with dōTERRA SPA Hand and Body Lotion for a warming sensation.
Diluted in fractionated coconut oil, massage the shoulders and back for a warming and energising massage. -
Quotidiennes
Mix two drops each of Clove, Cinnamon and Tangerine in a spray bottle filled with water to scent the rooms of your home.
In winter, diffuse one drop of Clove with two drops of Wild Orange for a warm, spicy atmosphere.
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