Clove Bud Essential Oil — 10 ml

Introduction
Clove Bud essential oil is a spicy, warm, and intensely aromatic oil distilled from the dried flower buds of the clove tree. Its fragrance is rich, sweet-spicy, and slightly fruity , making it one of the most recognizable spice oils in both perfumery and aromatherapy. Used for centuries in Ayurveda, Chinese medicine, and Southeast Asian traditions, clove has long been valued for its warming, protective, and stimulating properties . At Herbsmetics, we feature Clove Bud oil in our Perfume & Aromatherapy Workshops in Phuket , where guests discover its powerful aroma and learn how a touch of spice transforms blends with warmth and intensity.
Aroma Profile

• Top Notes : Sharp, spicy, fruity-sweet.
• Heart Notes : Rich clove, balsamic, warm and resinous.
• Base Nuance : Long-lasting, dry, woody-spicy with smoky undertones.

Clove Bud oil is sweeter and rounder than clove leaf or stem oil, making it the most prized and balanced version for perfumery.
Origins & Cultural Heritage
Clove ( Syzygium aromaticum ) has a long and storied history:

• Indonesian Heritage : Native to the Maluku Islands (“Spice Islands”), cloves were once worth their weight in gold.
• Ayurveda & TCM : Used for digestive health, vitality, and dental care.
• Thai Tradition : Incorporated in herbal balms, massage oils, and healing compresses.
• Symbolism : Represents protection, vitality, and abundance .

Production & Extraction
Clove Bud essential oil is obtained by steam distillation of dried flower buds .

• Method : Produces a strong oil rich in eugenol (70–85%), the compound responsible for its signature aroma and antimicrobial power.
• Quality : Golden to brown, intensely aromatic, potent in both perfumery and wellness.
• Distinctiveness : Sweeter and more refined than clove stem or leaf oils.

Benefits & Unique Advantages

• Energizing & Warming : Stimulates body and mind, combats fatigue.
• Antimicrobial : Traditionally used for its protective and cleansing properties.
• Dental Health : Historically applied for toothaches and oral care.
• Perfumery Role : Adds a warm spicy heart note that blends with resins, woods, and florals.
• Wellness : Creates a sense of warmth, courage, and vitality.

Workshop Relevance
At the Herbsmetics Perfume & Aromatherapy Workshops in Phuket , Clove Bud oil is introduced as a classic spice oil :

• As a heart note , it brings warmth and intensity to perfumes.
• Guests enjoy pairing it with citrus (orange, mandarin) for festive blends, or with patchouli and vanilla for oriental depth.
• Demonstrates how a small amount of a spice oil can add drama and structure to a fragrance.

Its strong yet balanced sweetness makes it a favorite teaching oil for spice harmony in perfumery .
Example Uses

• Perfumery : Blend with cinnamon, ylang-ylang, or sandalwood for rich oriental compositions.
• Diffuser : Add 1–2 drops with citrus oils for a warm, cozy environment.
• Massage Oils : Dilute heavily (low %) for warming circulation blends.
• Skincare : Rarely applied directly; best in diluted balms for localized use.
• Wellness Rituals : Use in protective blends for strength and vitality.

Safety Note
Clove Bud oil is very strong and may irritate skin if not diluted properly. Always use at very low concentrations (below 0.5% for topical use) and avoid during pregnancy or with children.
Why Choose Herbsmetics Clove Bud Oil?

• Authentic clove bud oil , distilled for sweetness and balance.
• Warmer, smoother, and more refined than clove stem or leaf oils.
• Deeply tied to Asian spice traditions and global perfumery heritage .
• Featured in our Phuket workshops, where guests discover its spicy sweetness and aromatic depth .

👉 Perfect for those who want to add warmth, intensity, and festive richness to their perfumes and aromatherapy creations.