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Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil Cinnamon Leaf essential oil has a warm, spicy, sweet and somewhat sharp aroma. The scent of Cinnamon Leaf is not as full bodied as Cinnamon Bark. Its oil is pale-yellow to dark-yellow. It is steam distilled from the bark of an evergreen tree found in the tropics. Why Auroma 100% pure and natural Cinnamon Leaf essential oil from The Aromatherapy Place? Unscrupulous producers often adulterate their essential oils. Auroma has an on-site full laboratory where all essential oils undergo rigorous testing and analysis. This is done using the latest in Quality Assurance with Gas Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry (GC/MS) equipment to accurately analyze each batch of essential oils we receive from our farmers and distillers. This is done even with the growers Auroma has dealt with for over 20 years. Every batch, every time! Suggested items for use with Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil Blends Well With Clove Bud Essential Oil , Ginger Essential Oil , Eucalyptus Essential Oil Australiana , Olibanum Essential Oil (Frankincense) , Grapefruit Essential Oil , Lavender Essential Oil , Lemon Essential Oil , Orange Essential Oil Sweet , Pepper Black Essential Oil , Rosemary Essential Oil Moroccan , Tangerine Essential Oil , Thyme Essential Oil Wild , Tea Tree Essential Oil Premium Properties of Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil analgesic, antiseptic, antispasmodic, aphrodisiac, cardiac carminative, emmenagogue, insecticide, stimulant, stomachic, tonic, vermifuge Aromatherapy uses for Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil Visit our General Aromatherapy Uses page. Specific Uses: Cinnamon Leaf essential oil is used as a fragrance in commercial products such as soaps, cosmtic preparations and perfumes. Safety information for Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil Please visit our General Essential Oil Safety Information page for important safety guidelines on using essential oils. Specific Safety Information: Cinnamon Leaf essential oil is non-toxiic, moderately irritating to the skin, and non-sensitising. See essential oil Safety by Robert Tisserand and Tony Balacs, published by Churchill Livingstone in 1995 page 205
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