• Latin Name: Cinnamomum zeylanicum (bark), Cinnamomum cassia (leaf)
• Origin: Sri Lanka, India
• Extraction Method: Distillation of bark and leaves

Characteristics

Cinnamon oil is an essential oil with a warm, spicy, sweet scent. Its aroma draws out vitality and lifts the mood. Long prized as an herbal remedy and seasoning, it's especially known as an oil that supports easing coldness, relieving muscle tension, and calming the mind.

Psychological & Spiritual Benefits

• Psychological Benefits:
  Activates the mind and encourages a positive mood. Reduces stress and anxiety, helping bring vitality.

• Spiritual Benefits:
  Sharpens mental focus and strengthens energy directed toward a goal. Used not only for relaxation, but also to draw out motivation.

Physical Benefits

• Promotes circulation and warms the body.
• Has antibacterial and antiviral properties, well suited to purifying a space.
• Supports digestion and aids the stomach.

Popular Pairings

Clove, Sweet Orange, Ginger, Patchouli, Frankincense, Vetiver

Effect on Chakras

Cinnamon oil affects the following chakras:

• 1st Chakra (Base Chakra): Encourages stability and vitality.
• 3rd Chakra (Solar Plexus): Strengthens confidence and willpower.

Crystals That Enhance the Effect

• Red Jasper: Supports grounding and activates energy.
• Citrine: Heightens positive energy and draws out motivation.
• Garnet: Strengthens vitality and passion.

Precautions

• Using at a high concentration may irritate skin, so please dilute appropriately.
• Avoid use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
• If you have sensitive skin, we recommend a patch test before use.
• Cinnamon bark oil is more irritating than the leaf oil, so please use with care.

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