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Home > Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil

Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil

 
$87.00
Plant Therapy
680912020299
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Supports a healthy immune system, encourages alertness, and warms & relaxes tight, sore muscles.



There’s no other essential oil that tingles the senses quite like Cinnamon Bark does. Its aroma is invitingly warm, woody, spicy, yet sweet. Diffusing this into your home can help energize and stimulate your senses, especially during moments of worry or fatigue. Cinnamon Bark can help during times of seasonal illnesses. It is also a great addition to essential oil blends, adding a warm, spicy aroma to other essential oils in the citrus, mint, or wood families.

How to Use

Cinnamon Bark's distinct, long-lasting aroma makes this a perfect oil for passive diffusion. Add to your passive diffuser or potpourri, like dried pinecones and herbs.

Aromatic: Diffuse using 1-2 drops per 100 mL of water.
Topical: Dilute to a maximum of 0.1% in a carrier.

This essential oil may cause skin irritation if applied in excess. To use safely, a 0.1% dilution in a carrier oil is recommended, approximately one drop per ounce. You can also dip a toothpick in Cinnamon Bark, then swirl it around in your carrier oil or essential oil blend to impart its warm, spicy qualities.

Botanical Name: 
Cinnamomum zeylanicum


Aromatic Scent: 
Warm, sweet, woody, spicy scent


Shelf Life:
3-4 Years


Country of Origin: 
Morocco, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Madagascar


Cautions: 
Maximum dilution of 0.1% for topical applications. Keep out of reach of children. Do not use if pregnant or breastfeeding. If under a doctor's care, consult your physician. External use only.

Additional Information

Experience the Rich Aroma of Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil

Unlock the warmth and invigorating scent of our cinnamon bark essential oil. Distilled from the bark of the cinnamon tree, this essential cinnamon oil envelops you in a cozy embrace, reminiscent of festive seasons and spice-filled evenings. Not only is its fragrance captivating, but cinnamon oil also offers numerous benefits to support your wellness.

How You Can Use Cinnamon Bark Oil

  • Aromatherapy Delight: Diffuse cinnamon oil, or blend it with a carrier oil, for a calming inhalation experience that eases tension and uplifts mood.
  • Skin's Best Friend: Gently massage diluted cinnamon oil onto your skin to boost blood flow, alleviate inflammation, and soothe minor irritations.
  • Guard Against Pests: Embrace the natural prowess of cinnamon oil as an eco-friendly insect deterrent, ensuring you stay bite-free.
  • Breathe Easier: Inhaling cinnamon oil clears your airways, relieving coughs and reducing respiratory discomfort.

Make Our Cinnamon Bark Oil a Part of Your Daily Routine!

Plant Therapy's cinnamon bark essential oil is a treasure trove of aromatic and therapeutic wonders. Explore our home scents collection and pair cinnamon oil with other fragrances for a customized aroma. For those passionate about scents, our best-smelling essential oils offer an olfactory journey like no other. Embrace the world of natural aromas and let cinnamon oil illuminate your path. Take a closer look at our selection today, and experience what our unique cinnamon oil can do for you!

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