Cinnamon (Bark) Essential Oil

2018-04-25T15:40:54+01:00
Nikura

Price: 5.99 - 189.99 (6 variants)

Please note that cinnamon oil is extremely potent and therefore, we cannot advise applying it to the skin, using in the bath, or for any form of topical use. Any queries on this matter should be directed to a medical professional.

Cinnamon essential oil, with its warm and comforting aroma, has a long history of use and is cherished for its versatility. Its rich, spicy scent makes it a popular choice for aromatherapy, especially in diffuser blends to create a cosy and inviting atmosphere.

Cinnamon oil blends beautifully with complementary scents like Sweet Orange, making it an ideal addition for crafting festive and seasonal fragrances.

Key Uses

Aromatherapy: Commonly used to create a warm and uplifting environment.

Natural Freshness: Frequently included in homemade cleaning solutions for its refreshing scent.

Festive Blends: An excellent choice for creating seasonal aromas when combined with other essential oils.

Benefits

Cinnamon essential oil is cherished for its warm, inviting aroma and versatility in personal care, aromatherapy, and household applications. Here are some common uses of cinnamon oil:

Aromatherapy: The rich and comforting scent of cinnamon oil is often used in diffusers to create a relaxing and soothing atmosphere, helping to cultivate a sense of tranquillity.

Natural Freshness: Cinnamon oil is a popular ingredient in DIY cleaning solutions, appreciated for its ability to freshen spaces and enhance surface cleaning routines.

Festive Scents: Ideal for creating seasonal and cosy fragrances when blended with complementary oils such as Sweet Orange or Clove.

Uses

Uses Cinnamon Oil

Cinnamon essential oil is predominantly used for its aromatic charm, enhancing the atmosphere of your space with its warm, comforting scent. Add a few drops to a diffuser or incorporate it into potpourri or DIY candles.

Cinnamon essential oil is a popular choice in cleaning blends for its ability to freshen spaces and enhance surface-cleaning routines. Due to its potency, cinnamon oil should always be diluted before use and is intended for external applications only.

Cinnamon oil in cooking

Essential oils, including cinnamon essential oil, should not be used for cooking or ingested unless they're specifically labelled as food-grade, which Nikura's products are not.

While the aroma of cinnamon essential oil might be enticing, these oils are highly concentrated and can cause harm if ingested.

Nikura's cinnamon essential oil is best used for its aromatic properties in a diffuser, or for other non-ingestible applications.

If you're looking to add a cinnamon flavour to your dishes, consider using ground cinnamon or a food-grade cinnamon extract instead.