Cinnamon essential oil 5 ml

On a physical level, cinnamon essential oil improves metabolism, stimulates blood circulation, normalizes the gastrointestinal tract, reducing gas and eliminating constipation. It is recommended for colds, flu. Cinnamon essential oil is effective in warming massage mixtures, is able to neutralize poison in insect bites and helps with mild forms of food poisoning, as it relieves intoxication syndrome. Cinnamon oil is also used as an anti-fainting agent, for dizziness and nausea.

Aroma: sweet, spicy, cozy, balsamic-spicy, warm characteristic smell of cinnamon with a bittersweet tinge. 

Synonyms: Cinnamon oil, cannella, Cinnamomum cassia Nees ex Blume.

Country of origin of raw material: India

Part of the plant: leaves, upper shoots

Method of obtaining: steam distillation

Chemical composition according to chromatogram:

Cinnamaldehyde 94,64 %

Coumarin 0,76 %

Acetic acid 0,34 %

Psycho-emotional effects

The smell of cinnamon is compared to a warm blanket that warms both physically and emotionally (isolation, fear, loneliness). Relaxes, creates an atmosphere of peace and tranquility, promotes inspiration.

Cheerful, warming, eliminates astheno-depressive states and emotional coldness. Enlivens, creates a cozy atmosphere of trust and goodwill. Eliminates anger, feelings of envy and inferiority complex. Eliminates the emotions of decay: self-pity, focus on past failures, a sense of superiority in front of others. Helps to cope more quickly with illness and injury.

Is an adaptogen, removes asthenodepressive states, fills the body with warmth and peace, relieves feelings of loneliness and fear, encourages creativity, enhances sensuality. 

Cosmetic action:

- Prevents weight gain.

- Effective in skin parasitic diseases: for this purpose, add the oil to the water when rinsing after a bath or rinse only the affected areas.

- Tones and rejuvenates the skin, increases its elasticity.

- Improves complexion, blood circulation and cell nutrition of fading skin.

- Actively used in peeling and anti-cellulite programs.

- Helps with hair loss.

- Eliminates pallor of the skin. Care for weak, falling hair. 

- It has a revitalizing effect in fungal skin lesions, pediculosis, scabies, helps to eliminate warts, papillomas. 

Sports application

Cinnamon rubs - a great way to increase the effectiveness of sports activities, faster warm up and easier to bear sports loads.

Erotic effect

Cinnamon oil is known for its powerful erostimulating properties. It increases sensuality, liberates, is an erotic stimulant mainly for men, increases potency.

Cinnamon also has the following effects: 

- Antiseptic, antitoxic, anti-inflammatory; 

- expectorant; 

- analgesic; 

- improves blood circulation; 

- relaxes and warms the body; 

- softens the skin, eliminates the feeling of emotional cold and loneliness, shivering, especially in the elderly in winter; 

- creates a “warm blanket” atmosphere; 

- enhances creativity; 

- sexual stimulant; 

- a remedy for snake and insect bites; 

- good flavoring.

Precautions:

Do not apply to sensitive skin to avoid irritation. Dosages of cinnamon when used as a cosmetic should always be calibrated for your skin type, starting its application with 1/2 or 1/3 of a dose. Never apply cinnamon essential oil to the facial skin undiluted! Do not use regularly in case of nervous exhaustion. Use with caution if you have high blood pressure. To avoid euphoria, do not incense cinnamon continuously for more than 4 hours.

Do not use if sensitive to chemicals, use may cause redness or irritation. 

Do not use in pregnancy, epilepsy, or if you have sensitive skin or individual intolerance. Do not use concurrently with chemotherapy.

Do not use if you are prone to chemical burns (use when diluted).

Feelings: when applied to the skin there is a pronounced burning, redness for 3-4 minutes. The reaction is natural. In prolonged contact with the skin may cause burns.

Combined with: citronella, grapefruit, orange, bigardia, juniper, sage, rose, ylang-ylang, petite grain, bergamot, black pepper, lavender, mandarin, myrrh, myrtle, fir, rosemary, tea tree.

All information provided on the site is for reference and should not be taken as a treatment guide or call to action. In case of any health problems or illnesses it is necessary to consult a doctor and take aromatherapy as an additional help to the body. Consultation with an aromatherapist is mandatory.