Cinnamon Oil

Essential oil can be used in incense, massage and physical therapy products. There are two kinds: one is compound essential oil; the other is 100% pure essential oil. It can make people feel relaxed both in body and mind, so it can keep people from disease and aging.

Cinnamon Oil also contains vitamins A, B1, B2, B6 with small amounts of Vitamin E and D. Due to the presence of Vitamin E the oil has antioxidant capability. Antioxidants protect vital cell structures by neutralizing free radicals. Topical vitamin E has shown to have a wide variety of skin benefits.

Product Name: Basil Oil

Use: Cosmetic, skin care, aromatherapy, soap

Extraction Method: Cold Pressed

Processing Type: Refined Basil Oil

Obtained From: solid

Appearance: Pale yellow to golden yellow liquid

Cinnamon  exhibits greater stability over time due to the addition of natural tocopherols.

Cinnamon  Oil also contains vitamins A, B1, B2, B6 with small amounts of Vitamin E and D. Due to the presence of Vitamin E the oil has antioxidant capability. Antioxidants protect vital cell structures by neutralizing free radicals. Topical vitamin E has shown to have a wide variety of skin benefits.

Cinnamon Oil applies easily, offers deep penetration and significant moisture retention together with high nourishing properties.

Cinnamon  Oil very little scent characteristic of most carrier oils. 

Cinnamon  may be applied directly to the skin and hair. It may also be easily incorporated as an active ingredient or an excellent carrier in skin and hair care products. Recommended dosage is between 3 to 8%.

Cinnamon  Oil can also be used directly as massage oil.