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Clove Essential Oil for Perfumery

Clove Essential Oil for Perfumery: Bulk Sourcing Guide

Perfumery is a smaller-volume but high-value wholesale category for clove oil, where the buyer usually cares less about total volume and more about consistency batch to batch. This page is part of our Guide to Buying Clove Essential Oil in Bulk.

Developing a new spicy base accord?

Order a small sample size to test clove against your other materials.

Why Clove Oil Suits Perfumery

Clove's warm, spicy, and sweetly woody character makes it a natural base note, the kind of role covered in clove oil in perfumery: building a spicy base note at home. It is potent enough that a composition rarely needs much of it relative to the other materials in the formula.

This store's own signature blends, Spiced Ember: our signature clove, cedarwood, and sweet orange blend and Velvet Spice: a clove and vanilla signature blend for cozy evenings, show how clove pairs against both a woodsy and a sweeter composition, useful reference points for a perfumer sketching a new base accord.

Formulation Approach

Because clove is used at a low proportion in most fine fragrance work, a perfumer's total annual volume is often modest even for an active studio, which means the 1 oz and 2 oz sizes see more use here than in categories like candle making.

Buyer takeaway

A perfumer working toward a production run should lock the exact lot before scaling past a sample size, since batch-to-batch aroma variation matters more in perfumery than in almost any other wholesale category.

What Perfumers Should Look For in a Supplier

Sizing for Perfumery

Perfumers typically work at 0.5 oz to 2 oz for accord development, then move to 5 lbs once a fragrance is locked for a limited production run.

0.5 oz
$9.05
1 oz
$12.90
2 oz
$16.74
5 lbs
$173.10
$34.62 per lb

Ready to lock a fragrance into production?

Contact us to secure a matched lot for a full 5 lbs run.

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