Cinnamon Leaf Oil

Cinnamomum zeylanicum
47 reviews
£6.00 £7.00
Size

Organically Grown

Organically Grown

2020-11-01

4 years

Middle

Madagascar

CIL-107

Description
Cinnamon leaf essential oil smells like a cinnamon stick—sweet, spicy, and woodsy! Its bold presence inspires motivation and energy. While people tend to love cinnamon leaf’s scent, germs don’t! Use it to clean surfaces or purify the air to help protect immunity. Cinnamon leaf is rich in eugenol (also found in clove bud oil), which gives it a warm, spicy touch. Our organically grown cinnamon leaf essential oil is steam distilled from the fresh leaves of wild Ceylon cinnamon trees in the forests of Madagascar.
Suggested Uses

Relieve - Soreness

Dilute cinnamon leaf oil in a nourishing carrier to make a care blend for a cold, sore, tender area.

Purify - Immune Support

Safeguard your health—diffuse a few drops of cinnamon leaf oil to keep breathing clearly and feeling energized.

Purify - Germs

Fiery cinnamon leaf oil is perfect for reducing germs. Use it in a cleaner for damp areas like shower stalls.

Product Properties
Country

Madagascar

Plant Part

Leaves

Cultivation

Organically Grown

Chemical Families

Phenols

Botanical Families

Lauraceae

Extraction Method

Steam Distilled

Therapeutic Properties

Analgesic

Antispasmodic

Carminative

Antioxidant

Antimicrobial

Immunostimulant

Notes

Middle

Aromas

Exotic and Sensual

Sweet

Warm and Radiant

Woodsy

Spicy

Safety & Shelf Life

Shelf Life

4 years

Safety & Warnings

Cinnamon Leaf is high in the component Eugenol, a Phenol. Phenols are considered to be the most irritating components to the skin and mucous membranes and can cause dermatitis and sensitization. If phenols are present in high concentrations in an essential oil, that oil should be used in very low dilutions on the skin (0.5% or less in a carrier) and for short periods of time. They are generally not safe for the skin in a bath. Use caution if diffusing or using in an inhaler. Phenols high oils are not used with babies and children. Not to be used neat (undiluted) on the skin. Essential Oil Safety by Tisserand and Young (second edition), states that oils high in eugenol should be used with caution on those with impaired liver function. Eugenol rich oils should not be used by people who have clotting disorders, as eugenol is an anticoagulant.

GCMS Data

All essential oils at Aromatics International are GC/MS tested. This ensures that we sell oils with the highest possible integrity for therapeutic use. Learn more about GC/MS reports here.

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