Van Toen Cinnamon organic Almost everyone likes the scent of real cinnamon, doesn't it instantly make you happy?
It has warming and aromatic notes and when you perceive the scent somewhere, it immediately gives a warming and soothing feeling
The scent of cinnamon leaf oil is somewhat reminiscent of the scent of clove oil. This is due to the fragrance component eugenol. This is exactly why cinnamon leaf oil is slightly less sweet than cinnamon bark oil.
The cinnamon tree is a giant tree, reaching a height of no less than 18 metres. It is an evergreen tree, the bark is light brown and the leaves are long and aromatic.
The yield of cinnamon leaf oil is just over 1.5%. This means you need about 60 kg of leaves to make 1 litre of cinnamon leaf oil.
- Obtained by distillation of cinnamon leaf (Ceylon) - Aroma/scent: Warming/spicy and soothing - Organic: SKAL certified - Processed under ISO standards: ISO9235 - GMO-free, Cruelty-free, free from preservatives or additives - Origin: Sri Lanka
Usage - Vaporising: very popular in aromatherapy, not surprising with the enormously warming and soothing aroma. When you vaporise cinnamon in a diffuser, it calms the mind. - Care: Used in care products, but it is also frequently added to products like soap, shower gel and lotion because of its wonderful scent. During relaxation massages (the essential oil dissolved in a carrier oil), it can help to reduce the feeling of tension and stress. - For external use.
Warnings Essential oils are highly concentrated natural substances. Be careful when using them; you should never use them neat on the skin, with the exception of a few essential oils on the advice of an aromatherapist.
For external use only.
Keep essential oils away from children. If you are pregnant or if you have high blood pressure, heart problems or other medical conditions, seek advice before use. Also, if you have very sensitive skin, it is better to ask for advice or do a test on a small patch of your skin.
