Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil 5 ml
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Features & Benefits
- Can be applied to skin for cleansing purposes
- Can be added to household cleaning products for a spicy, enriching aroma
- Can be diffused to eliminate strong odors
- Contains the naturally occurring constituent cinnamaldehyde
Aromatic Profile
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From the Bottle: Spicy, warm, and sweet
Key Constituents
- Trans-Cinnamaldehyde
- Eugenol
- Beta-Caryophyllene
- Linalol
Works Well With
- Cinnamon Bark Vitality™
- Frankincense
- Christmas Spirit
- Gathering™
- Orange
Find it In
- Abundance™
- Christmas Spirit™
- Thieves AromaBright™ Toothpaste
- KidScents® Toothpaste
- Thieves: Blend, Household Cleaner, Foaming Hand Soap, Lozenges, Cough Drops, Spray, Wipes, and others
Ingredients
Ingredients
Ingredients
Cinnamomum zeylanicum† (Cinnamon) bark oil
†100% pure, therapeutic-grade essential oil
Suggested
Uses
Suggested
Uses
Experience
Cinnamon Bark’s spicy, candied aroma can help create a comforting environment when diffused in your home. Apply Cinnamon Bark topically to create a warming sensation.
Label Directions
Topical:
Dilute 1 drop with 4 drops of V-6™ or olive oil. Test on a small area of skin on the underside of your arm. Apply to desired area as needed.
Aromatic: Diffuse up to 10 minutes 3 times daily.
Aromatic: Diffuse up to 10 minutes 3 times daily.
Where to Diffuse
- Make the kitchen a gathering place for friends and family with this warm, inviting aroma.
- Focus on deep work in your study or at your desk with this spicy scent.
- Find rainy day respite in your bedroom by diffusing this cozy, nostalgic aroma as you cuddle up in bed with fluffy pillows and a book.
Applications
- Combine Cinnamon Bark with water in a glass spray bottle for a quick cleansing formula and apply it to surfaces.
- Add 5 drops of Cinnamon Bark and 3 drops of Lemon essential oil to soapy water and pour it down the drain. Let the mixture sit for 1 hour to freshen a musty garbage disposal.
- Dilute Cinnamon Bark with V-6™ Vegetable Oil Complex and massage it on your feet for a warming sensation.
- Diffuse it in your home, especially during the holidays, for an inviting, warm environment.
- Get creative by combining Cinnamon Bark with complementary oils such as Frankincense, Orange, Tangerine, Clove, or Nutmeg.
Cautions:
Keep out of reach of children. For external use only. Keep away from eyes and mucous membranes. If you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition, consult a health professional prior to use.
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Product Background
Cinnamon Bark comes from a tropical evergreen tree that is native to Sri Lanka. To obtain the essential oil, the bark of the tree undergoes a steam distillation process. This warmly scented, versatile oil was found in anointing oil from thousands of years ago. Egyptians employed it as a perfuming agent as well. Today, Cinnamon Bark plays a key role in Young Living’s popular Thieves® essential oil blend, and it is also found in Abundance™, Christmas Spirit™, Gathering™, Highest Potential™, and Magnify Your Purpose™.
Scientific Name: Cinnamomum zeylanicum
Botanical Family: Lauraceae
Region Found: Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Ceylon
Plant Part Used: Bark
Extraction Method: Steam distilled
YL Region: Most Young Living Cinnamon Bark essential comes from Sri Lanka
Cinnamon Bark essential oil joined the Young Living family in 1994
Scientific Name: Cinnamomum zeylanicum
Botanical Family: Lauraceae
Region Found: Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Ceylon
Plant Part Used: Bark
Extraction Method: Steam distilled
YL Region: Most Young Living Cinnamon Bark essential comes from Sri Lanka
Cinnamon Bark essential oil joined the Young Living family in 1994
