
Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil (Cinnamomum Zeylanicum)
- True cinnamon from Sri Lanka. Cinnamomum zeylanicum bark, steam distilled into a thin, clear oil, pale yellow to brownish.
- 69.78% trans-cinnamaldehyde in this batch, with trans-cinnamyl acetate at 4.6% and eugenol at 3.19%. See the chemistry.
- A hot oil. It feels hot on bare skin, so always keep it under 1% in a carrier oil. Not for use in pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
- Warmth for sore joints. Used in massage oils to help soothe achy joints and sore muscles.
- Stimulating and uplifting. Lifts the spirit, eases irritability and drowsiness, and is known for increasing libido.
- Three sizes. Available in 5ml, 10ml and 30ml bottles. The bigger the bottle, the lower the price per ml.
Product specification
Batch transparency
View the full compositionCinnamon Bark, true Ceylon cinnamon
6 benefits of Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil
Warmth for achy joints
Because it is a hot oil, Cinnamon Bark is used in aromatherapy to help soothe achy joints. Always blend it with a carrier oil first.
Sore muscle relief
Mixed into Pomegranate Seed Oil with Yarrow and Turmeric, it makes a warming massage oil for sore joints and muscles.
Lifts mind and body
Cinnamon bark is regarded in aromatherapy for increasing blood flow to the mind and the body while lifting the spirit.
Calmer, brighter moods
Its warm scent helps ease anxiety, low moods and irritability.
More energy and desire
Diffuse it when you feel drowsy. It is a stimulating oil, and it is also known for increasing libido.
A purifying diffusion
Cinnamon bark is known as a powerful purifier. Diffuse it with Valerian Root, Ginger and Peppermint.
How to use
On the skin
Highly dilutedNever use Cinnamon Bark neat. Blend it with a carrier oil at less than 1%, which is fewer than 6 drops per ounce. If your skin is sensitive, patch test a small spot first.
Massage oil
For sore jointsMix 4 drops each of Cinnamon Bark, Yarrow and Turmeric into 1 oz of Pomegranate Seed Oil. Use the blend as a massage oil for sore joints and muscles.
Diffuser
In the airFollow your diffuser maker's instructions. In a nebulizing diffuser, 8 to 20 drops is typical. Cinnamon Bark works well with Bergamot and Peppermint.
Pregnancy and nursing
SafetyDo not use Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.
Blends well with these 6 oils
3 recipes using this oil
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Method. Diffuse a few drops of each oil.
Method. Mix all the oils together and use the blend as a massage oil for sore joints and muscles.
Method. Use a couple of drops of each oil in your diffuser.
Technical information for this batch
At 69.78% this batch is dominated by trans-Cinnamaldehyde. trans-Cinnamyl acetate sits at 4.6%, Eugenol sits at 3.19%, alpha-Pinene sits at 3.01%, Linalool sits at 3.01%. The oil is thin, clear, pale yellow to brownish in color, and it reads as a middle to base note in a blend.
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Every size is the same oil. The larger the bottle, the lower the price per ml.
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Frequently asked questions
7 answers drawn from the product specification and our own use of this oil.
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