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The essential oil of Madagascar cinnamon also has secondary properties as an antioxidant and a digestive regulator. Cinnamaldehyde, which makes up 70–85% of the oil, is its main component and gives it the following key properties:
Cinnamon of Madagascar
Cinnamon essential oil can be exported from Madagascar. Aromeya is a trusted wholesaler of this oil, distributing it worldwide. Did you know that cinnamon offers a wide range of benefits? Our essential oil is extracted from the bark of Cinnamomum zeylanicum (also known as C. verum) and Laurus cinnamomum, both members of the Lauraceae family. In Madagascar, cinnamon is primarily cultivated in the eastern regions. Each drop of our Madagascar cinnamon essential oil is crafted with care, from harvesting to the meticulous rolling of the bark.
Cinnamon essential oil contains several allergenic components in significant proportions: eugenol (70–85%), coumarin (≤ 4%), cinnamyl alcohol (≤ 1%), benzyl benzoate (≤ 0.1%), benzyl alcohol (≤ 0.3%), farnesol (≤ 0.01%), and linalool (≤ 0.02%). A high-quality cinnamon essential oil should meet precise standards. Don’t hesitate to consult your supplier to ensure the oil’s authenticity and purity.
Properties
The essential oil of Madagascar cinnamon also has secondary properties as an antioxidant and a digestive regulator. Cinnamaldehyde, which makes up 70–85% of the oil, is its main component and gives it the following key properties:
Specificities
Cinnamon essential oil contains several allergenic components in significant proportions: eugenol (70–85%), coumarin (≤ 4%), cinnamyl alcohol (≤ 1%), benzyl benzoate (≤ 0.1%), benzyl alcohol (≤ 0.3%), farnesol (≤ 0.01%), and linalool (≤ 0.02%). A high-quality cinnamon essential oil should meet precise standards. Don’t hesitate to consult your supplier to ensure the oil’s authenticity and purity.
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Who can use cinnamon essential oil?
Madagascar cinnamon essential oil is indicated for adults. Pregnant women, babies and children under 6 years of age cannot use cinnamon essential oil.
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In which cases should I use cinnamon essential oil?
Aromeya offers cinnamon essential oil in the following cases: • Nausea • Problems with digestion • Gastroenteritis • Diarrhea
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What are the contraindications of cinnamon essential oil?
The skin application of cinnamon essential oil should be controlled. Avoid applying cinnamon essential oil to wounds. Sun exposure after applying cinnamon essential oil is not recommended. For people with lung and liver problems, cinnamon essential oil is not recommended. Before use test the cinnamon essential oil by pouring two drops into the hollow of the elbow at least 24h
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Is medical advice necessary before using cinnamon essential oil?
People with asthma will need to seek medical advice before using cinnamon essential oil. Without the advice of a therapist, it is not recommended to use cinnamon essential oil for prolonged use.
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How should Cinnamon essential oil be diluted for topical use or massage?
It should be strongly diluted at 0.5–1% in a vegetable oil (jojoba, coconut, or sweet almond) to avoid irritation or skin sensitization.
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What is the origin of Cinnamon essential oil?
It is obtained by distillation of the bark or leaves of Cinnamomum verum, cultivated in Madagascar, known for its warm, spicy, and comforting fragrance.
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What are the main properties of Cinnamon essential oil?
It has antiseptic, stimulating, tonifying, and warming properties, making it ideal for massages, body care, and general well-being.
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