Clove Bud   Eugenia caryophyllata  An evergreen tree 15 m has scenty red flower with purple fruit.  The trees can keep producing for 150 years.  First recorded use was in 220 BC in China and was used to sweeten the breath.  There are 2 other oils created from the cloves and one is from the leaves, and the other from the stems.

Part Used:  Dried Flower Buds

Country of Origin:  Madagascar

Method Used:  Steam Distillation, Bio Grown

Main Constituent:  Eugenol 80-85%

Actions:  Analgesic, antiseptic, antispasmodic, carminative, and stomachic. excellent for toothaches rub on directly as an adult or dilute with a edible oil if its too strong and for children over 10.  Caution for those under 10. 

Cautions or Safety:  Considered a skin sensitizer or irritant avoid applying to sensitive areas of the body and always well diluted keep out of reach of children or pets