Cinnamon Bark Uses and Benefits

Cinnamon Bark Oil Product Description

With sweetness, spice and everything nice, Cinnamon Bark essential oil is praised for its versatility and warm, energizing aroma. Cinnamon Bark oil can enhance the flavour of your favourite baked goods, hot drinks, and other recipes that call for ground cinnamon. Aside from its culinary uses, the aromatic qualities of Cinnamon Bark oil can be admired when added to a relaxing massage or when used as a stimulating personal aroma. Remember to dilute Cinnamon Bark oil with Fractionated Coconut Oil before applying to the skin. Due to its high contents of the chemical constituent, cinnamaldehyde, Cinnamon Bark essential oil is a sensible choice for a naturally sourced surface cleaner. Or, on chilly evenings, warm the atmosphere of your home by diffusing Cinnamon Bark oil for an invigorating aroma throughout your space. However you choose to use Cinnamon Bark essential oil, it’s sure to add a little spice into your life.

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How Do I Use Cinnamon Bark oil?

1. Baking: Cinnamon Bark essential oil is the perfect substitute for any recipe that calls for ground cinnamon. Add one drop of Cinnamon Bark oil to your favourite pies, breads, and desserts for a sweet, classic cinnamon taste, or try something new like this delicious recipe for Cinnamon Apple Chips.
2. Beverage Flavouring: For an energizing, spiced drink, add one drop of Cinnamon Bark essential oil to a cup of your favourite herbal tea with honey and experience warmth with every sip.
3. Mouth Rinse: Due to its natural cleansing properties, Cinnamon Bark oil makes a great mouth rinse. Simply add one drop of Cinnamon Bark oil to two ounces of water and gargle for a clean and refreshing sensation in your mouth.
4. Massage: Apply one drop Cinnamon Bark essential oil with several drops of Fractionated Coconut Oil and gently rub into the skin for a skin-warming sensation as part of a soothing massage.
5. Personal Aroma: Dilute one drop of Cinnamon Bark oil with a carrier oil and apply to wrists and ankles for a sweet, stimulating personal aroma that will last during indoor and outdoor activities.
6. Surface Cleanser: To spice up your cleaning routine, add a few drops of Cinnamon Bark oil to a glass spray bottle of water. Use to spray and wipe down countertops and commonly used surfaces for a clean shine, followed by a spicy, woody aroma.
7. Diffusion: During the colder months, add two to three drops of Cinnamon Bark oil to the diffuser of your choice for a warm, invigorating aroma as you spend a night in.

Fun Fact

Due to its thin, straight appearance, cinnamon sticks are also called quills.

What is Cinnamon Bark oil?

The cinnamon tree, Cinnamomum verum, is a small evergreen tree, native to Sri Lanka. The leaves of the tree are ovate and oblong in shape and turn from red to green as they mature. The tree has greenish, yellow flowers, clustered together and also produces fruit. The highly fragrant bark of the tree is steam distilled and made into Cinnamon Bark essential oil.

What essential oils blend well with Cinnamon Bark oil?

The warm, spicy notes of Cinnamon Bark oil pair well with other spice essential oils including Black Pepper oil, Clove Bud oil, Ginger oil, and Cardamom oil. Cinnamon Bark essential oil also blends well with citrus oils like Bergamot oil, Grapefruit oil, Lemon oil, and Wild Orange oil. For a refreshing aroma, diffuse Cinnamon Bark oil with Tea Tree oil, Ylang Ylang oil, Geranium oil, Frankincense oil, or Lavender oil.

Cautions 

Possible skin sensitivity. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas. For external use only.