Guide to Cinnamon Essential Oil


Guide to Cinnamon Essential Oil
Cinnamon oil is derived from the bark of the cinnamon tree. It is said to have antioxidant, astringent and anti-inflammatory properties which offer a wide range of health and skin benefits.
Scientific Name/Botanical name: Cinnamomum verum
Oil Origin: Bark & Leaves
Consistency: Thin
Extraction: Steam distillation
Aroma: Spicy, peppery, little woodsy, and earthy
Odor strength: Strong
Benefits





Ways to use
Aromatherapy
Cinnamon oil when diffused is said to have a relaxing effect on the body. Cinnamon oil is highly concentrated so just a drop or two in the diffusers will work wonders.



Nightly beauty ritual
When used on skin, Cinnamon oil is warming and comforting. It stimulates relaxation, enhances moisture and promotes youthful looking skin.


Air freshener






Recommended Essential Oils Blend:
Recommended Carrier oils:
Safety
- Avoid contact with eyes, nose, and sensitive areas.
- Never apply essential oils to the skin, scalp, gums or teeth directly. It is highly recommended to dilute the oil using a carrier oil to avoid skin irritation.
- Cinnamon oil is very strong and can possibly irritate or burn the skin. So use only one drop of cinnamon oil for 2 or 3 tablespoons of carrier oil.
- Avoid adding cinnamon oil to bath water as it does not mix with water and could irritate the skin
- Never intake essential oils orally.
- Do a patch test before topical use to make sure there are no allergic reactions
- If you are pregnant, nursing or taking medication; consult a physician before use.
- Keep away from pets and children