Cinnamon  essential oils
Botanical: Cinnamomum zeylanicum 
Extracted from inner bark of cinnamon tree by hydro-distillation. 
Cinnamon bark oil is peppery, earthy, spicy but has a sweet delicate aroma.
Properties: 
Anti-bacterial
Anti-fungal
Antiseptic
Anti-inflammatory thanks to its Cinnamicaldehyde constituent. 
 
Scents: Cinnamon essential oil, derived from the bark or leaves of the cinnamon tree, has a warm, spicy, and sweet aroma. It is often described as rich, comforting, and reminiscent of freshly ground cinnamon spice. The scent of cinnamon essential oil is intensely aromatic and has a characteristic sweetness with underlying notes of warmth and depth. It can evoke a sense of coziness and holiday nostalgia. The aroma of cinnamon essential oil is known to be invigorating and uplifting, and it is often used in aromatherapy for its stimulating properties. However, it's important to note that cinnamon essential oil can be potent, so it is typically used in small amounts to avoid overwhelming the senses.
USES
Stimulate circulation
Reduce stress
Relieve pain
Improve digestion
Protect against insect bites
Bacterial infections
Colds
Cough
Constipation
Fatigue
Fungal Infections
Cinnamon bark oil is mostly used as a food , tobacco flavors, cola drinks, pharmaceutical and dental preparations
Extracted from inner bark of cinnamon tree by hydro-distillation. 
Cinnamon bark oil is peppery, earthy, spicy but has a sweet delicate aroma.

Traditional uses: 
 
Inhaling this oil offers antiseptic benefits and can help with symptoms of bronchitis, flu
Improve moods especially when mentally or emotionally exhausted.

Constituents: 
Eugenol, Eugenol Acetate, Cinnamicaldehyde, Benzyl benzoate

Contra-indications: 
Cinnamon bark oil is very strong and shouldn’t be used directly on     skin