Authentic Indonesian Patchouli Oil and Clove Leaf Oil for Global Markets

Indonesian patchouli oil is obtained by distilling the dried leaves of the patchouli plant. It is widely used as a fixative in fragrances and is well known in perfumery. Its aroma is strong, warm, earthy, spicy, and sweet-balsamic, and it lasts long. It is a yellow to yellowish-brown liquid, soluble in alcohol and insoluble in water.

Benefits: acts as an antidepressant and anti-anxiety agent that promotes relaxation, and supports skin regeneration and wound healing. The Iron Free variant is also anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial, useful for skin conditions such as acne and eczema.

Clove leaf oil is among the oldest aromatic essential oils known in the history of spices and medicine. It is distilled from the dried leaves that fall after the clove harvest and contains about 75% eugenol. Its aroma is spicy, fresh, sweet, and warm, and it is soluble in alcohol. Turning the leaves into essential oil adds value for farmers and local communities.

Benefits: works as a local anesthetic and anti-inflammatory agent, often used to relieve toothache and manage minor infections thanks to its antiseptic properties. The Rectified 85% variant has a higher eugenol content, giving stronger analgesic and antimicrobial effects, which suits pharmaceutical formulations.