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Pure Clove Essential Oil — Retail Packs from 100ml for Startups | Bulk Packs to 25kg for Manufacturers
 

100% Pure Undiluted Clove Oil | Pharmaceutical Grade & Cosmetic Grade | Steam Distilled | Eugenia caryophyllata | Retail from 100ml | Bulk from 500ml to 25kg | Manufacturer-Direct Wholesale Pricing | Pan-India Delivery | Export Supply Available | Est. 2010 Meerut India
 

Liana Health Care Pvt. Ltd. is a Meerut-based B2B manufacturer and wholesale supplier of pure Clove Essential Oil — founded in 2010 by Surjeet Singh. We supply 100% pure, steam distilled Clove Essential Oil in pharmaceutical grade and cosmetic grade to pharmaceutical manufacturers, oral care companies, cosmetic brands, soap makers, agarbatti producers, food flavouring companies, Ayurvedic product manufacturers, and exporters across India and international markets since 2010.
 

Our Clove Essential Oil is steam distilled from the dried flower buds of Eugenia caryophyllata (Syzygium aromaticum) — retaining the high natural eugenol content (70% to 90%) and full spectrum of bioactive compounds that make pure clove oil one of the most potent natural antibacterial, antifungal, analgesic, and antiseptic essential oils available for pharmaceutical, dental, cosmetic, and food flavouring manufacturing applications.

Retail packs from 100ml for startups and small businesses. Bulk packs from 25kg to 250kg for manufacturers and exporters. Manufacturer-direct wholesale price. Same pure quality — every pack size, every order, every time.

 

What Is Clove Essential Oil ?
 

Clove Essential Oil is a steam distilled essential oil obtained from the dried flower buds, leaves, or stems of the Clove tree — Eugenia caryophyllata (also known as Syzygium aromaticum) — an evergreen tree native to the Maluku Islands (Spice Islands) of Indonesia and now cultivated in tropical regions including India, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Tanzania, and Brazil.
 

India has a long historical relationship with Clove — one of the most important spices in ancient Indian, Arab, Chinese, and European trade for over 2,000 years. Clove is mentioned in classical Ayurvedic texts (Lavanga in Sanskrit) as one of the most important spices with powerful antimicrobial, analgesic, and digestive properties — and its essential oil carries and concentrates these same properties in a highly potent, versatile form.
 

Clove Essential Oil is available in three commercial forms — each from a different part of the Clove tree:
 

Clove Bud Oil — Steam distilled from dried clove flower buds. Sweetest, most complex aroma. Highest quality. Preferred for pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and food applications. Highest eugenol content.
 

Clove Leaf Oil — Steam distilled from clove tree leaves. More phenolic, sharper aroma. Most economical grade. Used in industrial, agricultural, and lower-grade fragrance applications.
 

Clove Stem Oil — Steam distilled from clove tree stems. Intermediate quality and price between bud and leaf oil. Used in flavouring and cosmetic applications.
 

At Liana Health Care, we supply Clove Bud Oil as standard — the highest quality grade preferred for pharmaceutical, dental, cosmetic, Ayurvedic, agarbatti, and food flavouring manufacturing. Clove Leaf Oil available on request for industrial applications.
 

Pure Clove Essential Oil (Bud) appears as a pale yellow to pale brown mobile liquid with a powerful, warm, spicy, woody aroma — intensely characteristic and instantly recognisable. Its dominant compound — eugenol (70% to 90% of total composition) — is one of the most studied and commercially important natural bioactive compounds in pharmacy, dentistry, food science, and cosmetic manufacturing.

 

The Science Behind Clove Oil — Why Eugenol Matters

 

Eugenol (4-allyl-2-methoxyphenol, CAS: 97-53-0) is the primary active compound in Clove Essential Oil — accounting for 70% to 90% of its total composition. Understanding eugenol is essential for manufacturers who use clove oil as an active ingredient:

 

Mechanism of Antimicrobial Action
Eugenol disrupts bacterial and fungal cell membranes — causing leakage of cellular contents and death of microorganisms. This physical mechanism makes it effective against a broad spectrum of bacteria and fungi including antibiotic-resistant strains, making it particularly valuable in pharmaceutical and oral care applications where antibiotic resistance is a growing concern.

 

Analgesic & Anaesthetic Activity
Eugenol has well-documented local anaesthetic and analgesic properties — it inhibits sodium channels in nerve cells, blocking pain signal transmission. This mechanism is the basis for clove oil's long history of use in dental pain relief and its current use in pharmaceutical dental preparations.

 

Anti-Inflammatory Activity
Eugenol has demonstrated significant COX-2 inhibitory activity — similar to pharmaceutical anti-inflammatory drugs — making clove oil valuable in anti-inflammatory pharmaceutical formulations, pain relief products, and topical analgesic preparations.

 

Antioxidant Activity
Eugenol is one of the most potent natural antioxidants known — with an antioxidant capacity significantly higher than vitamin E. This makes clove oil valuable as a natural antioxidant preservative in food manufacturing and cosmetic formulations prone to oxidative rancidity.

 

Dental Applications
Eugenol has been used in professional dentistry for over 150 years — zinc oxide eugenol (ZOE) cements are one of the most widely used dental materials in the world. Pure eugenol is still used in dental practice as a pulp capping agent, root canal medication, and dental pain relief preparation.

 

Aroma Profile
 

Top Note: Intensely warm, spicy, and sweet — immediately powerful and characteristic. The first impression of pure clove bud oil is unmistakeable — rich, warm, and deeply aromatic.
 

Middle Note: Warm, woody, and richly spicy — the characteristic clove warmth develops and deepens. A slightly sweet, balsamic quality emerges alongside the dominant spicy character.
 

Base Note: Deep, warm, woody, and slightly phenolic — a rich, lingering base note. The lasting impression is of warm, natural spice with residual sweetness and depth.
 

Blends Well With: Cinnamon, Orange, Lemon, Bergamot, Frankincense, Lavender, Peppermint, Rose, Ylang Ylang, Sandalwood, Cedarwood, Ginger, Nutmeg, Black Pepper

 

Grades Available
 

Pharmaceutical Grade
Highest purity — meeting pharmaceutical standards with eugenol content of 75% to 90% and full pharmacopoeia documentation. Suitable for regulated pharmaceutical dental preparations, pharmaceutical analgesic formulations, and regulated oral care products. Available with COA, GC-MS reports, and pharmacopoeia documentation.

 

Cosmetic Grade (IFRA Compliant)
Pure Clove Bud Essential Oil meeting cosmetic regulatory standards and IFRA guidelines — suitable for cosmetic and personal care manufacturing. Available with COA, MSDS, and IFRA compliance documentation. Usage rates in cosmetic applications must comply with IFRA guidelines due to eugenol's sensitisation potential at high concentrations.

 

Food Grade
Clove Bud Oil meeting FSSAI and international food safety standards — suitable for food flavouring manufacturing. Available with food safety documentation on request.

 

Why Buy Clove Essential Oil from Liana Health Care

 

✔️ 100% pure steam distilled Clove Bud Oil — maximum eugenol content
✔️ Pharmaceutical grade and cosmetic grade (IFRA compliant) available
✔️ Food grade available — FSSAI compliant
✔️ Retail packs from 100ml — perfect for startups
✔️ Bulk packs from 500ml to 25kg — for manufacturers
✔️ Commercial quantities above 25kg — available on request
✔️ Manufacturer-direct wholesale pricing — no middlemen
✔️ Volume discounts above 5 litre, 10 litre, and 25kg
✔️ GC-MS analysis reports and COA on request
✔️ IFRA compliance documentation on request
✔️ MSDS documentation available
✔️ Pan-India delivery — all major cities and towns
✔️ International export supply available
✔️ Trusted B2B supplier since 2010 — founded by Surjeet Singh Meerut
✔️ B2B enquiry response within 24 hours

 

 

What Is Clove Essential Oil Used For — Complete Manufacturing Guide

 

1. Dental & Oral Care Manufacturing — Primary Application

 

Dental and oral care manufacturing is the single most commercially significant application for Clove Essential Oil globally — a distinction it has held for over a century based on eugenol's exceptional and well-documented dental analgesic and antiseptic properties.

 

Dental Pain Relief Products

Clove Essential Oil is the most widely used natural dental pain relief ingredient in the world. Its eugenol content provides powerful local anaesthetic and analgesic action directly on dental tissue — making it effective in toothache relief gels, dental pain relief drops, and emergency dental pain management products.

 

The mechanism is direct — eugenol penetrates dental tissue and nerve endings, blocking pain signal transmission through sodium channel inhibition. This is why clove oil has been used in dentistry for over 150 years — and why it remains the most effective natural dental pain relief ingredient available.

 

Well-known Indian products using clove oil for dental pain include clove-based toothache drops, dental pain gels, and clove-infused oral care products available across Indian pharmacies.

 

Typical Usage Rate in Dental Pain Relief Products: 1% to 5% (regulated — verify CDSCO requirements)

 

Herbal & Ayurvedic Toothpaste

Clove oil is one of the most important active ingredients in herbal, Ayurvedic, and natural toothpaste manufacturing in India — providing powerful antibacterial activity against oral bacteria responsible for plaque, tooth decay, bad breath, and gum disease.

 

The antibacterial activity of clove oil (eugenol) against oral bacteria including Streptococcus mutans (primary cause of tooth decay) and Porphyromonas gingivalis (primary cause of gum disease) is well documented in dental research literature.

 

Leading Indian Ayurvedic toothpaste brands use clove oil as a key active ingredient — positioning it as a natural, traditional Indian dental care ingredient with scientific validation.

 

Typical Usage Rate in Toothpaste: 0.1% to 0.5%

 

Antiseptic Mouthwash

Clove oil's powerful antibacterial and antifungal properties make it valuable in antiseptic mouthwash formulations — providing natural antibacterial action against oral pathogens responsible for bad breath, plaque, and gingivitis.

 

Typical Usage Rate in Mouthwash: 0.01% to 0.05%

 

Dental Varnishes & Professional Dental Products

Clove oil and eugenol are used in professional dental applications — dental varnishes, cavity prevention products, root canal preparations, and professional dental pain management formulations.

 

Oral Spray & Breath Fresheners

Clove oil's powerful antiseptic and breath-freshening properties make it valuable in natural oral spray and breath freshener manufacturing.

 

2. Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

 

Pain Relief Balms & Analgesic Products

Clove oil is one of the most potent natural analgesic active ingredients available for topical pain relief manufacturing. Its eugenol content provides counter-irritant and direct analgesic activity — producing warming, pain-relieving effects in muscle pain balms, joint pain oils, arthritis relief creams, and analgesic patches.

 

Clove oil is used in some of India's most trusted traditional pain relief formulations — combined with camphor, menthol, and eucalyptus in comprehensive topical analgesic products.

 

Typical Usage Rate in Pain Relief Balms: 1% to 5%

 

Antiseptic Creams & Wound Healing Products

Clove oil's exceptional antibacterial and antifungal properties make it valuable in antiseptic pharmaceutical preparations — wound healing creams, topical antiseptics, and skin infection treatment products.

 

Typical Usage Rate in Antiseptic Creams: 0.5% to 2%

 

Antifungal Pharmaceutical Formulations

Eugenol has demonstrated strong antifungal activity against dermatophytes and Candida species — making clove oil valuable in antifungal pharmaceutical preparations targeting fungal skin infections.

 

Typical Usage Rate in Antifungal Creams: 1% to 5%

 

Ayurvedic & Unani Medicinal Formulations

Clove (Lavanga) is one of the most important spices in classical Ayurvedic medicine — described in ancient texts for its carminative, analgesic, antibacterial, and digestive properties. Used in classical Ayurvedic formulations including digestive preparations, pain relief oils, respiratory wellness formulations, and immunostimulant preparations.

 

Cough & Cold Formulations

Clove oil's expectorant properties and warm, spicy character make it valuable in cough and cold formulations — chest rubs, cough syrups, and respiratory wellness preparations.

 

Muscle Relaxant Preparations

Clove oil's warming properties and anti-inflammatory eugenol content make it effective in muscle relaxant and sports recovery formulations.

 

3. Agarbatti & Incense Manufacturing

 

Clove Essential Oil is one of the most widely used essential oils in agarbatti manufacturing in India — its warm, rich, spicy aroma creates a distinctive, premium incense character widely used across:

 

Premium Religious Agarbatti

Clove's warm, rich, sacred aroma has deep roots in Indian religious tradition — clove is used in temple offerings, religious rituals, and sacred spaces across Hinduism, Buddhism, and other Indian traditions. Clove-based agarbatti is widely associated with religious reverence, auspiciousness, and spiritual practice.

 

Typical Usage Rate in Agarbatti: 3% to 8%

 

Meditation & Wellness Agarbatti

Clove oil's warm, focusing, mentally stimulating aroma makes it ideal for meditation and mindfulness incense formulations — creating an atmosphere of mental clarity and spiritual focus.

 

Oriental & Luxury Fragrance Agarbatti

Clove's warm, spicy depth is a classic oriental fragrance note — widely used in premium and luxury agarbatti formulations, often combined with sandalwood, frankincense, and patchouli.

 

Dhoop & Havan Samagri

Clove is a traditional ingredient in dhoop and havan samagri formulations — used in Vedic fire rituals for its sacred aroma and purifying properties.

 

4. Food Flavouring Manufacturing

Clove Essential Oil (Bud) is one of the most important natural food flavouring ingredients globally — used extensively in:

 

Spice Flavouring
Clove oil is used as a natural flavouring agent in spice blends, masala formulations, meat products, pickles, chutneys, and condiment manufacturing — providing concentrated clove flavour without the texture of whole cloves.

 

Bakery & Confectionery
Clove oil is used in bakery products, gingerbread, spice cakes, biscuits, and confectionery formulations — providing warm, spicy, characteristic clove flavour.

 

Beverage Flavouring
Clove oil is used in beverage flavouring — spiced beverages, masala chai concentrates, soft drink flavourings, and herbal beverage manufacturing.

 

Sauce & Condiment Manufacturing
Clove oil is used in sauce, condiment, marinade, and pickle manufacturing — providing concentrated clove flavour in liquid condiment applications.

 

Chewing Gum & Confectionery
Clove-flavoured chewing gum and breath freshening confectionery use food grade clove oil as a primary flavouring and antibacterial active.

 

Typical Usage Rate in Food Applications: 0.001% to 0.02% — very small quantities as clove oil is intensely flavoured.

 

Important: Only food grade Clove Essential Oil certified under FSSAI regulations should be used in any food manufacturing application.

 

5. Cosmetic & Skincare Manufacturing

Acne Treatment Products

Clove oil's eugenol content provides powerful antibacterial activity against acne-causing bacteria — making it an effective natural active ingredient in acne treatment face washes, spot treatments, and anti-acne skincare formulations.

Important: Due to eugenol's potential for skin sensitisation at high concentrations — always use clove oil at very low concentrations in cosmetic leave-on products and verify IFRA compliance limits for your specific product category.

Typical Usage Rate in Acne Treatment (rinse-off): 0.1% to 0.5%

Anti-Ageing Skincare

Clove oil's exceptional antioxidant activity — primarily from eugenol — makes it valuable in anti-ageing skincare formulations protecting against free radical damage and oxidative stress.

Typical Usage Rate in Anti-Ageing Skincare: 0.1% to 0.3%

Natural Skincare Formulations

Clove oil is used in natural and Ayurvedic skincare formulations — combined with other essential oils and Ayurvedic botanicals for comprehensive natural skin care.

Warming Massage Oils

Clove oil's warming, circulation-stimulating properties make it valuable in warming massage oil formulations — used in sports massage, muscle recovery, and therapeutic warming massage products.

Typical Usage Rate in Warming Massage Oils: 0.5% to 2% in carrier oil

Natural Cosmetic Preservative

Eugenol in clove oil provides natural antimicrobial preservation — used as a natural preservative component in cosmetic formulations as part of a natural preservation system.

6. Soap Making

Cold Process Soap Making

Clove Essential Oil is used in cold process soap manufacturing — providing powerful antibacterial properties, warm spicy fragrance, and brown to tan natural colourant (eugenol causes discolouration in soap). Popular in spice-themed, oriental, and men's grooming soap formulations.

Note: Clove oil accelerates trace significantly in cold process soap — work very quickly from the point of adding clove oil. Use in stick blender soap batter method and have moulds ready. Eugenol will turn soap brown over time — position this as a natural characteristic in product marketing.

Typical Usage Rate in Cold Process Soap: 0.5% to 1.5% of batch weight

Melt & Pour Soap

Clove oil is used in melt and pour soap for warming, spicy, antibacterial, and men's grooming soap products.

Typical Usage Rate in Melt & Pour Soap: 0.5% to 1%

7. Aromatherapy & Wellness Products

Aromatherapy Diffuser Blends

Clove oil is used in aromatherapy diffuser blend manufacturing — for immune support, mental stimulation, warming winter blends, and oriental fragrance diffuser collections.

Typical Usage Rate in Diffuser Blends: 2% to 10% of total blend

Warming Aromatherapy Products

Clove oil's warm, stimulating aroma and eugenol's vasodilatory properties make it popular in warming aromatherapy products — roll-on wellness products, warming balms, and winter wellness formulations.

Immune Support Products

Clove oil is widely used in natural immune support aromatherapy products — diffuser blends, roller blends, and wellness products targeting immune health during cold and flu season.

Winter & Seasonal Blends

Clove oil is a classic winter warming essential oil — widely used in seasonal candle and diffuser blend manufacturing for Christmas, Diwali, and winter holiday themed products.

8. Cleaning Products & Disinfectants

Clove oil's powerful antibacterial and antifungal properties and distinctive warming fragrance make it valuable in natural cleaning product manufacturing:

Natural household disinfectants and multipurpose cleaners
Bathroom and kitchen surface disinfectants
Mould and mildew treatment formulations
Natural cleaning sprays

Typical Usage Rate in Cleaning Products: 0.5% to 1.5%

9. Pet Care Manufacturing

Clove oil is used in some pet care formulations — particularly natural flea and tick deterrent preparations for dogs. Used at very low concentrations in rinse-off pet care products.

Important: Clove oil contains eugenol which can be toxic to cats — never use in any product intended for use on or near cats. Always follow veterinary guidelines for any animal product application.

10. Agricultural Applications

Clove oil's natural fungicidal and insecticidal properties make it valuable in organic agricultural formulations:

Natural fungicide preparations for organic farming
Soil treatment applications
Post-harvest preservation formulations
Natural insect deterrent applications