Instructions:
Boil water and remove from heat.
Add cloves and let steep for a minute.
Lean over the pot (keep your face at a safe distance) and drape a towel over your head to trap the steam.
Inhale deeply for 5â10 minutes.
Steam once a week to detox your skin, open pores, and breathe easier during allergy or cold season.
đ§ 3. DIY Clove Tincture for Tooth & Gum Pain
This tincture is a powerful natural solution for oral pain.
Youâll need:
Dried whole cloves
70% alcohol (like vodka)
A small glass jar
Instructions:
Fill your jar with cloves and cover with alcohol.
Seal and store in a cool, dark place for at least 2 weeks, shaking every few days.
After 2 weeks, strain if desired. Use a few drops on sore gums or toothaches.
Shake well before use. Always use in moderation and avoid swallowing large amounts.
â ď¸ Safety Tips for Using Cloves
While cloves are generally safe, here are a few important precautions:
Pregnant or breastfeeding? Consult your doctor before using clove oil or tinctures.
Sensitive skin? Do a small patch test before applying any clove remedy.
Children under 12 should not use clove oil directly without professional advice.
⨠Final Thoughts: Small Bud, Big Benefits
Cloves are more than a spice â theyâre a wellness powerhouse. From soothing your stomach to easing pain and freshening your skin, cloves offer a beautiful blend of comfort and healing. And the best part? Theyâre inexpensive, accessible, and easy to use.
