Cinnamon Bark
(Cinnamomum zeylanicum)
Cinnamon Bark essential oil is used aromatically and topically while Cinnamon Bark Vitality essential oil is a dietary oil and therefore can be ingested.
Cinnamon Bark oil (not to be confused with cinnamon leaf oil) has a hot and spicy fragrance that is said to unlock feelings of abundance. Many use it aromatically for its warm, inviting tones. Due to its high content of cinnamaldehyde, cinnamon bark oil is considered a “hot” oil and should be diluted when applied to the skin.
Nothing quite brings out the scents of fall like Cinnamon. We put it in our pies, our breads, our cider…everything! Take this opportunity to revel in the scents of fall with these favorite fall diffuser blends.
How to use: For aromatic or topical use. Diffuse, inhale, or add to bath water. Apply to crown of head, back of neck, behind ears or inside wrists. Possible skin sensitivity.
- After exercise, add to massage oil for a warming, soothing, aromatic massage.
- Out of Thieves Household Cleaner? Add a couple of drops of Cinnamon Bark and Lemon to distilled water in a spray bottle and you have a safe and effective cleaner!
- Diffuse this spicy scent to infuse the home with the scents of fall!
- Spice up your Potpourri by adding a couple of drops to your arrangement to refresh it’s scent.
- place a few drops on vacuum filter to make the whole house smell like cinnamon!
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