Plant Therapy Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil

Plant Therapy Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil

While you might associate the aroma of cinnamon with cozy holidays and sweet treats, this warming spice has a long history of traditional use beyond the kitchen. Plant Therapy’s Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil is sourced from Sri Lanka, where the beloved tree originates. In fact, cinnamon has been prized since ancient times — as early as 2,000 BC!

Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil is a bold and versatile oil, valued for its rich, spicy aroma and a variety of uses in both aromatherapy and topical essential blends. Whether you’re looking to warm up your diffuser blends or craft a naturally inspired massage oil, cinnamon brings comforting intensity to your wellness routine.

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  Botanical Name: Cinnamomum verum
  


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  Aromatic Scent: Warm scent, similar to Cinnamon Bark and Clove
  


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  Strength of Aroma: Medium
  


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  Country of Origin: Sri Lanka
  


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  Extraction Method: Steam Distilled
  


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  Plant Part: Leaves
  


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  Kid Safe: No
  

Comfort & Warmth for the Body

Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil is revered in aromatherapy for its warming and versatile nature. It’s often used to help create a sense of comfort and relaxation — the kind that makes you want to curl up with a blanket, a loved one, and relax by a fire.*

Topically, Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil is wonderfully warming and soothing when properly diluted. It’s commonly included in massage blends to comfort sore joints and muscles, especially during cold weather.* Some users also include it in belly massage routines to help ease occasional bloating or feelings of fullness after a heavy meal — offering aromatic support for digestive comfort.*

Because it’s so stimulating, cinnamon bark is also a favorite for blends aimed at promoting invigoration and a general sense of vitality. It pairs beautifully with oils like clove, orange, and ginger to create a warm, spicy synergy that perks up both body and spirit.*

Uses Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil Around the House

While you might associate the scent of cinnamon with holiday baking, this powerful essential oil offers plenty of practical uses for your home, too. Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil is a natural fit for DIY cleaning blends. Add a few drops to your favorite surface spray recipe to infuse your home with its bold, spicy aroma. It’s often used during the colder months to help freshen up musty indoor air or add seasonal charm to your diffuser blends.*

Some people also like to place a drop or two on a cotton ball and tuck it into closets, drawers, or linen storage to give fabrics a subtly spiced scent. And when diffused with complementary essential oils like clove, orange, or pine, cinnamon bark creates a cozy, festive atmosphere that feels like home.*

Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil Blends Well With:

• Cedarwood Atlas


• Clove Bud


• Lavender


• Lemon


• Neroli


• Blood Orange


• Sweet Orange


• Rosemary 1,8-Cineole


• Thyme Thymol


• Ylang Ylang

FAQs About Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil

Q: What is Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil used for?
A: Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil is commonly used in aromatherapy for its warming, comforting aroma. It’s a favorite during fall and winter months and is often added to diffuser blends or massage oils for its stimulating and cozy properties.*

Q: Can I apply Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil directly to my skin?
A: No! This oil is very potent and should always be diluted heavily with a carrier oil before applying topically. It’s typically used at a dilution of 0.5%–1% and is best suited for small, localized applications.*

Q: Can Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil help with digestion or sore muscles?
A: While cinnamon bark is not a treatment for medical issues, it is often included in natural routines to create a warming, comforting experience — especially in massage blends used after large meals or physical activity.*

Q: What’s the difference between Cinnamon Bark and Cinnamon Leaf oil?
A: Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil is distilled from the bark of the tree and has a stronger, spicier scent. Cinnamon Leaf is distilled from the leaves and is milder in both aroma and intensity. Bark is typically preferred for its bold fragrance, while leaf is gentler for topical use.*

Q: Is this oil safe for kids or during pregnancy?
A: Due to its potency, Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil is not recommended for children or use during pregnancy or nursing. Instead, check out our kid-safe essential oils. Always check with your healthcare provider before using essential oils in these cases.*

Spice Up Your Routine with Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil

From seasonal diffuser blends to warming massage oils, Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil brings rich aroma and cozy energy to your wellness rituals and home care routines. Ready to give it a try?

Our Certified Wellness Consultants are always here to help with tips, dilution guidance, and blend ideas — just ask! You can reach out via LiveChat or our contact us page.