Magic Night Clove Oil Recipe

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Gradual reduction in the appearance of discoloration

Skin that feels balanced, nourished, and more uniform

Important: Clove oil is not a bleaching agent.
Instead, it may help by:

Supporting skin renewal

Reducing oxidative stress

Softening dry and hardened areas

Supporting a healthier moisture barrier

đŸ§Ș WHY CLOVES ARE USED IN TRADITIONAL SKINCARE
Cloves contain a natural compound called eugenol, known for:

Antioxidant properties

Mild exfoliating effects

Supporting skin brightness

Helping reduce the appearance of marks and bumps

Calming the feel of irritated skin

This is why many DIY beauty recipes online focus on clove oil for pigmentation or spots.

However: pure clove essential oil is extremely strong and can irritate skin.
That’s why this recipe uses infused oil, not essential oil.

It is gentle, natural, and skin-friendly when used correctly.

⚠ SAFETY GUIDELINES (Please read)
This part matters!

✔ Do a patch test
Apply a bit of the oil to your inner elbow.
Wait 24 hours.
If redness or burning occurs, wash and discontinue.

✔ Never apply pure clove essential oil directly to skin
It can cause burns or irritation.

✔ Avoid use on open wounds
Let the skin heal first.

✔ Don’t overuse
2–3 drops per night is plenty.

✔ Not for babies or children
Cloves are too strong for their skin.

✔ Discontinue if pregnant or breastfeeding
Many herbal oils aren’t recommended without medical guidance.

✔ Always wear sunscreen
Any brightening routine requires UV protection.

đŸș HOW TO STORE YOUR CLOVE OIL
Keep in a dark glass bottle

Store at room temperature

Avoid direct sunlight

Use within 2–3 months

Add vitamin E oil to extend shelf life

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