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Spice Up Your Day With Clove Essential Oil Blends 

Use our clove essential oil blends charts for diffuser recipes and more! They’re an easy answer to what clove essential oil blends well with. 

Clove essential oil blends are just the thing to spice a cold day! This classic scent is most often enjoyed in the cooler months of the year because of its iconic warm, spicy aroma.

Did you know its scent comes from tiny flower buds of clove trees? Bell-shaped flowers with red cups and white crowns sit in small clusters on the tips of the tree branches. The tiny flower buds are picked before they open and then dried until they become very hard and dark brown. 

Clove essential oil is extracted by steam distilling these dried flowers or whole cloves as we know them. The dried flower buds are also ground into powder to create ground clove spice. The spice is commonly used in hot beverages such as mulled cider and baking recipes such as spice cake. 

Just a few drops of clove essential oil go a long way. It’s true to the scent of clove spice with a strong aroma that conveys warmth and comfort. 

It’s easy to picture yourself curling up by a crackling fire in the hearth while cookies bake in the oven with one sniff of clove essential oil. Bring a comforting, winter-ready vibe into your home with these clove essential oil blends charts you can print below!

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What blends well with clove?

Clove’s spicy, warm trademark scent reminds many of us of the holidays. Probably because most of us primarily use clove for holiday recipes. So, what smells good with clove? Clove essential oil blends well with many other oils. Like cinnamon, it belongs to two aroma categories of an essential oil blending wheel.

What’s a blending wheel? Similar to a color wheel, an essential oil blending wheel helps us understand the relationships between different aromas and how our brain processes them. 

It answers the question of what essential oils smell good together. To create appealing essential oil blends, you want to choose oils that sit next to each on the blending wheel. Print a blending wheel chart from the Oily Chic Library.

This list of what blends and diffuses well with clove essential oil is a great place to start! (Save this now to reference when you are blending clove oil.) 

Clove Essential Oil Blends Well With: 

• Orange
• Peppermint
• Lavender
• Frankincense
• Cinnamon
• Ylang Ylang
• Cedarwood
• Sage
• Ginger
• Roman Chamomile
• Fennel
• Citronella
• Basil
• Rose
• Nutmeg
• Bergamot
• Blue Spruce
• Geranium
• Lime
• Black Pepper
• Rosemary
• Lemon
• Ginger
• Wintergreen
• Grapefruit

Our familiarity with clove and its dual aroma categories lends it to blending well with so many other scents. You can create complex aromas by combining uplifting grapefruit, lime, or lemon with clove for a clean deodorizing scent. Or mix clove with an alluring rose, geranium, or ylang-ylang for a romantic fragrance. 

Another option is to combine it with spicy ginger or cinnamon for a warming appeal. And if you’re after a herbaceous, fresh scent, blend clove with sage, citronella, rosemary, or basil. Last but not least, turn to cedarwood or blue spruce for an earthy aroma you’d find inside a cabin in the woods. 

Related To: Lemon Essential Oil Diffuser Blends Chart

To Diffuse Clove Essential Oils Blends

If you’re new to diffusing essential oils, you’ll be delighted to know it’s very simple. All you need is one of these diffuser methods to enjoy any clove essential oil blend! (If you like to nerd out on things like this, I explain the five methods for diffusing essential oils here.)

Ultrasonic Diffuser

These popular devices use water and ultrasonic vibrations to disperse essential oils into the air as a fine mist. You can pick up a diffuser at Target or shop some of my favorites:

Once you start using a diffuser regularly, you’ll need to keep it clean to get the most out of it, so don’t miss my tips on how to clean a diffuser.

Reed Diffuser

Create a reed diffuser by combining essential oils with a carrier oil, such as sweet almond oil, and placing reed sticks into the mixture. The reeds absorb the oil and gradually release the scent into the room. Try this DIY fall reed diffuser tutorial to add a touch of elegance to your space.

Terracotta Diffuser Stones

Craft your own diffuser stones using terracotta clay. These porous stones absorb essential oils and release their fragrance slowly over time. Check out this tutorial for handmade terracotta diffuser stones to infuse your environment with natural scents.

Essential Oil Tea Light Diffuser

These diffusers often come in decorative designs and use a heat source, such as a tea light candle (I make my own), to gently warm the essential oils and disperse their aroma throughout the room.

Whether it’s the ease and versatility of ultrasonic oil diffusers, the elegance of reed diffusers, the creativity of handmade terracotta stones, or another option – you’ll be able to soak up all the warmth of clove essential oil blends.

Related To: Essential Oil Fall Diffuser Blends

Where’s The Best Place To Put A Diffuser?

This is a great question! From moving across the country not once but seven times in my life, I can tell you it can be difficult to find a good space for a diffuser. 

I’ve learned that it’s not really about decor; it’s about choosing the best place to reap the aromatherapy benefits of a diffuser. Yes, I am guilty of choosing an essential oil diffuser for its looks and choosing a spot to use it because it looked good there. 

But, you’ll be less likely to use your diffuser if it’s not where you or your family are often. And the same can be said for your essential oils. How often will you use them if you keep them in a box in your closet? 

So, take some time to think about where you and your family frequently spend time in your home and how you can creatively store your essential oils for ease of use. I share several oil storage tips here and have a few ideas in the Oily Chic Lookbook. 

Here is a list of some of the best places to put a diffuser:

• Kitchen Island
• Bedroom Night Stand
• Entry Way Table
• Bathroom Vanity
• Coffee Bar
• Office Credenza 
• Portable Diffuser In The Car
• Living Room Sofa Table

Once you’ve found the perfect location, or locations in our family’s case, for an essential oil diffuser, store the essential oils you will use most often there. And why not tuck these clove essential oil blends charts nearby?

12 Spiced Clove Essential Oil Blends 

Use these spiced clove essential oil blends charts for diffuser recipes and more! They’re an easy answer to what clove essential oil blends well with. 

Thankful Heart

This essential oil diffuser blend invites a gratifying, warm atmosphere into your home with frankincense and clove.

2 drops frankincense

2 drops clove

Fall Market

Add this fresh fall market blend of bright grapefruit, happy orange, and welcoming clove to a DIY multipurpose cleaning spray. 

4 drops grapefruit

2 drops orange

3 drops clove

Crescent Moon

When the days get colder, and the moon rises sooner, make an easy pillow spray with this crescent moon blend to lull you into a restful sleep. 

4 drops orange

2 drops clove

2 drops lavender

Twilight 

Can you think of a more picture-perfect way to unwind after the holiday hustle than with an essential oil massage candle infused with ylang ylang and clove? It’s incredible to have warm wax slowly poured down your back and massaged into your tense muscles.   

3 drops ylang ylang

2 drops clove

Around The Hearth

Combine sweet caraway, earthy blue spruce, and comforting clove essential oils to create a holiday-ready atmosphere! Add this blend to soy wax melts for a unique homemade gift for friends. 

2 drops caraway

2 drops clove

3 drops blue spruce

Mulled Cider

I’m a HUGE hot tea drinker, but I have to admit, nothing quite hits the spot on a cold autumn night than a mug of mulled cider. Bring those flavors to life with the aroma of cider in your diffuser. 

2 drops orange

3 drops cinnamon

2 drops clove

1 drop ginger

Bonfire

This warm, woodsy scent sings of the outdoors. Add it to a room spray recipe for the perfect touch to your spaces. 

3 drops valor

3 drops cinnamon

2 drops clove

3 drops cedarwood

Warm Flannel

This essential oil blend recipe comes together with the perfect amounts of spice and fruit, giving you an aroma that is ready for holiday baking to commence. 

3 drops bergamot

1 drop fennel

2 drops clove

Bittersweet

Holiday traditions are always bittersweet this time of year, and this essential oil blend of geranium, clove, and fennel says it all. 

3 drops geranium

2 drops clove

1 drop fennel

Printable Clove Essential Oil Blends Charts

These printable clove essential oil blends charts for diffuser recipes and more are the perfect addition to your home this season. Find both and many more essential oil printables in the Oily Chic Library. 

MORE ESSENTIAL OIL DIYS:

• Rosemary and Eucalyptus Bath Salts Recipe
• How to Use Wool Dryer Balls with Essential Oils
• Essential Oil Massage Candle Recipe
• Essential Oil Fall Diffuser Blends
• Fall Essential Oil Room Sprays

Pin these clove essential oil blends charts to your Pinterest blends board, and while there, follow Oily Chic for more inspired ideas. And don’t forget to print your charts! 

P.S. Did you know you can tag #oilychic on Instagram to share your essential oil DIYs with us?

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