Cinnamaldehyde, Eugenol, Linalool

The dominant compound in this oil is cinnamaldehyde, which has stimulant properties and gives it a strong, sweet and spicy aroma. It is a potent antimicrobial, antiseptic agent and is widely studied for its ability to fight infections.

Aromatherapy:

Cinnamon oil is used to create cozy, warm and uplifting environments and to combat mental fatigue. It is often used in perfumes and scented candles.

Clove, Orange, Nutmeg, Ginger, Frankincense

Aromatherapy:
Cinnamon Bark oil, though potent, can be used in small amounts-especially during colder months for a cozy atmosphere. Add 1 drop with water to the diffuser for a short duration of time.

Cinnamon essential oil is highly potent and must be diluted before topical use. Avoid contact with eyes and sensitive areas. Atmospheric diffusion of cinnamon essential oil alone is not recommended as it contains a high concentration of cinnamaldehyde and may cause irritation of the respiratory tract. For diffusion, we recommend using a maximum of 5-10%, blended with milder essential oils (Orange, Lemon, grapefruit, etc.).

Use with caution during pregnancy or if you have underlying health conditions. Not recommended for people taking anticoagulant medication or with coagulation disorders. Not recommended for children.

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