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Use a mouthwash made with clove oil.
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Apply a diluted clove tincture to the affected area.
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Avoid applying pure essential oil directly to gums, as it may irritate sensitive tissues.
4. Cloves for Intimate Hygiene
Clove has long been valued in traditional women’s care because of its:
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Antifungal properties
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Antibacterial effects
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Antiseptic action
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Analgesic (pain-relieving) benefits
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High levels of antioxidants and minerals, especially manganese
Ingredients for a clove steam bath (for external hygiene only):
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1 teaspoon of salt
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200 g of cloves
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Warm, boiled water
How to use:
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Place warm water in a clean bowl.
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Add salt and cloves.
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Sit above the bowl (do not let the skin touch the water).
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Allow the warm steam to gently reach the vaginal area until the water cools.
This traditional clove steam bath is used to support external hygiene, tighten tissues, reduce odor, and leave a naturally pleasant scent.
5. Clove Oil for Colds & Flu Season
Clove essential oil is a winter wellness staple thanks to its antiviral and antibacterial properties. It may help your body defend against seasonal flu, colds, and respiratory infections.
Two safe methods to consume diluted clove essential oil:
Method 1:
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