Oilo Bio Cinnamon Oil 5 ml

Cinnamon Oil (against infections, for motivation, for digestion)

Cinnamon - Cinnamomum burmannii

Volume: 5 ml

Origin: Indonesia

Aromatic profile: warm, spicy, sweet

Extraction method: steam distillation of the bark.

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MAIN ACTIONS of cinnamon oil:

• strongly antibacterial and antiviral
• facilitates digestion and protects the stomach
• warming
• stimulates the mind

PROPERTIES of cinnamon essential oil:

Cinnamon produces a warm and spicy aroma that has been appreciated for centuries both as a spice and for its mood-enhancing properties.

Cinnamon is believed to support the proper functioning of the cardiovascular and immune systems. You can also use it to massage your body to create a sensation of warmth, soothing, and relaxation.

INDICATIONS for use according to medical and popular literature:

• cardiovascular diseases
• infectious diseases
• viral infections (herpes, etc.)
• digestive problems
• stomach ulcers
• skin inflammations, warts (verrucas)
• cold, flu
• sore throat
• cough
• dandruff
• mental fatigue

Active ingredients (indicative): trans-cinnamaldehyde (50-75%), Eugenol (4-7%), Beta-Caryophyllene (3-8%), Linalool (3-9%).

Discover all the properties of cinnamon oil in our blog article.

HOW TO USE cinnamon oil?

• INHALATION / Diffusion: purify the room, yourself, and others at the same time > Discover professional aromatherapy diffusers.
• ON THE SKIN: on the skin (soles of feet, wrists, ankles, neck, back) > dilute 1:10 with a carrier oil > See the best carrier oils.
• BATH: dilute 1:10 with a carrier oil or EPSOM salt.

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HOW TO STORE essential oils?

• Make sure the cap is tightly screwed on so the oil does not escape.
• Keep out of reach of children, animals, etc.
• Store away from heat sources.

NOTES:

Since cinnamon oil is one of the "warmest" oils, it can irritate the nose if inhaled directly from the bottle or diffuser, and can also produce "steam" upon direct contact with the skin (treat this skin area with a carrier oil/cream); unpleasant symptoms disappear after some time.

Never spray essential oils into ears or eyes - if this happens, immediately apply vegetable oil to these areas to dilute the essential oil.