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Now Clove Oil has traditionally been used for a variety of purposes, including: as an antimicrobial, to help kill bacteria. as a pain reliever for conditions such as toothache and muscle pain. for digestive upset.

It contains eugenol, a natural antimicrobial and pain reliever that is found in cinnamon. It is also used to treat bad breath and boost oral health, as well as in mouth rinses and toothpaste. Studies show that the oil is effective at killing bacteria and may help fight gum diseases.

Removes marks and lightens blemishes: Clove oil helps in removing or lightening the acne marks which helps in clearing out the skin. Regular use of clove oil can clear out the blemishes and ensure an even skin tone. It works as a chemical peel and exfoliates the dead skin, leaving your face clean and clear.

Gently swipe the swab or ball around the area that is bothering you. Or place the cotton ball over the area. Allow the oil to sit for 5 to 10 minutes before it starts working. Reapply every 2 to 3 hours for relief.

This article reviews 8 of the most impressive health benefits of eating cloves.
Contain important nutrients. …
High in antioxidants. …
May improve liver health. …
May help protect against cancer. …
Can kill bacteria. …
May help regulate blood sugar. …
May promote bone health. …
May reduce stomach ulcers.

When applied to the skin: Clove oil or cream containing clove flower is possibly safe. But applying clove oil in the mouth or on the gums can sometimes cause irritation and gum damage. Applying clove oil or cream to the skin can sometimes cause burning and skin irritation.

“I don’t recommend drinking clove water because there’s no way to know how much eugenol you’re getting. Plus, there’s no evidence that it’s good for you.” But Dr. Modlo is a fan of using cloves as one of many ingredients in drinks, baked goods and other foods.