What it’s commonly used for
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Tooth and gum pain – traditional remedy because it contains eugenol, a natural anesthetic and antiseptic
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Antimicrobial purposes – helps inhibit bacteria and fungi
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Aromatherapy – warm, spicy scent; sometimes used for focus or relaxation
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Skin & scalp care – diluted, it’s used for acne or dandruff in some traditions
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Insect repellent – especially against mosquitoes
Safety notes (important)
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Very strong: always dilute with a carrier oil before skin use
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Can cause burning or irritation if used undiluted
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Not recommended for children, pregnant people, or pets without professional guidance
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Ingesting clove oil can be dangerous unless medically supervised
If you’d like, tell me what you’re interested in—for example:
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toothache relief
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skin or hair use
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aromatherapy
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safety or dilution ratios
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or something else entirely