Cinnamon Bark (burmannii) Essential Oil or CO2 Total Extract (Cinnamomum burmannii)

Overview

Cinnamon (burmannii) may also be referred to as Indonesian Cinnamon, cassia bark oil Indonesia. It is typically processed in Southeast Asia and Indonesia using co2 select extraction as a method for extracting oil from the bark.

Cinnamon Bark (burmannii) Essential Oil or CO2 Total Extract

Essential Facts

Aroma Description:
Spicy Sweet Warm Woody
Common Name(s): Indonesian Cinnamon, cassia bark oil Indonesia
Synonyms(s) for Cinnamomum burmannii: Camphorina cinnamomum, Cinnamomum ammannii, Cinnamomum chinense, Cinnamomum dulce, Cinnamomum dulce, Cinnamomum hainanense, Cinnamomum miaoshanense, Cinnamomum mindanaense, Cinnamomum sieboldii, Cinnamomum sieboldii, Cinnamomum thunbergii, Laurus burmannii, Laurus dulcis, Persea dulcis
Botanical Family: Lauraceae
Botanical Genus: Cinnamomum
Perfumery Note: Middle
Consistency: Slightly oily feeling
Strength of Initial Aroma: Strong
Color: Pale yellow transparent
Countries of Production: Southeast Asia and Indonesia
Indigenous Country: Indonesia
Cultivation: Organically Grown
Processing Methods: CO2 Select Extraction
Part Typically Used: Bark
Shelf Life: Very long

Ethically and sustainably sourced
Organic
Vegan
Not recommended or safe if pregnant or nursing
Not recommend or safe for children

Essential Details

Benefits & Uses

May be benefitial for addressing the following ailments:

Bad Breath Circulatory Disorders Colds Libido Rheumatism Scabies Stress

Therapeutic Benefits of Cinnamon (burmannii):

Anti-bacterial Anti-dontalgic Anti-fungal Anti-infectious Anti-parasitic Anti-septic Anti-viral Aphrodisiac Emmenagogue Stimulant

General Uses for Cinnamon (burmannii):

Cinnamon is largely used as an aromatic in the food industry.

Other Uses for Cinnamon (burmannii):

Highly antibacterial, cinnamon enters in the preparation of mouthwash and toothpaste.

Cautions & Safety

Contraindications of Cinnamon (burmannii):

Cinnamon is irritating. It is therefore contraindicated for external use (except for topical use) as well as in children under five years of age. Also avoid in premenopausal women because of its warming effect (hot flashes).