
Formulator’s Queries, We Answered
1. What is Nanoessential Clove?
Nanoessential Clove is a nano-engineered form of Clove Oil (derived from Syzygium aromaticum). The nano formulation enhances stability, dispersibility, and bioavailability of key actives like eugenol—resulting in a gentler, more effective ingredient for skincare and cosmetics.
2. Why are clove oil’s bioactive properties valuable for personal care?
Clove Oil is rich in bioactive compounds, notably eugenol, known for its antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties. It's frequently used in formulations aimed at soothing skin, reducing acne-related inflammation, and improving overall skin health.
3. How does Nanoessential Clove differ from conventional clove oil?
While preserving the powerful natural benefits of traditional clove oil, Nanoessential Clove offers:
Enhanced stability and shelf life
Controlled and sustained release of actives
Improved skin penetration and bioavailability
Minimal irritation risk due to refined, even distribution
4. What are the benefits of using Nanoessential Clove in cosmetics?
Gentle antimicrobial support for cleansers and spot treatments
Calming, anti-inflammatory effects for irritated or acne-prone skin
Antioxidant protection, supporting skin health and anti-aging
Lightweight texture and aroma, ideal for modern formulations
5. In which types of personal care products can Nanoessential Clove be used?
This ingredient is ideal for:
- Acne spot treatments and clarifying serums
- Soothing lotions, creams, and balms
- Aromatherapeutic cleansers and toners
- Oral care additions (e.g., natural mouth rinses)
- Fragrance and functional blends in premium cosmetic products
6. What are the CAS Number and INCI Name of Clove Oil?
CAS Number: 84961-50-2
INCI Name: Eugenia Caryophyllus Bud Oil (also referred to as Clove Bud Oil)
Nanoessential Clove retains the same INCI and CAS for regulatory compliance, with technical documentation noting its nano-form characteristics.
7. Is Nanoessential Clove safe for topical use?
Yes. Clove Oil is widely used in skincare, though concentrated forms can be irritating. Nanoessential Clove improves compatibility through more even dispersion. Testing is encouraged, especially for those with sensitivities, due to the presence of eugenol which can occasionally cause allergic reactions.
8. How should formulators incorporate Nanoessential Clove into products?
Add during the cool-down or oil phase of emulsions
Nanoessential Clove disperses easily—gentle mixing ensures uniformity
Typical usage ranges from 0.1% to 2%, depending on product type and desired effect
9. Which skin types benefit most from Nanoessential Clove?
All skin types can benefit, especially:
Acne-prone and oily skin, for its antimicrobial and calming effects
Dull or aging skin, for antioxidant brightening
Sensitive skin, benefiting from smoother delivery and less irritation
10. Where can I source Nanoessential Clove and get formulation support?
Nanoessential Clove is available through our distribution network. We offer:
- Sample quantities for R&D and testing
- Technical datasheets and stability data
- Bulk supply tailored to your needs
- Expert guidance to integrate this advanced ingredient into your personal care products