Cinnamon Bark Oil

Cinnamon mostly grows in India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Nepal. The cinnamon bark oil is obtained by roughly pounding the bark, macerating it in seawater and then quickly distilling the liquid. It has golden yellow colour and it gives out a rich and spicy fragrance. It is often used in combination with other aromatherapy oils such as nutmeg, orange and clove oil.
Being a natural analgesic cinnamon bark oil can bring relief from various pain related problems including arthritis and rheumatism. Aromatherapists also use cinnamon in the cases of constipation, flatulence and scabies. It can also be good for low blood pressure. Just like many other aromatherapy essential oils cinnamon bark oil too can be used to solve stomach related and menstruation problems. As a precautionary note this oil shouldn't be used during pregnancy because it can cause irritation to sensitive skin. This oil is also used for emotional healing and increasing mental strength and vigour.
The botanical name for cinnamon bark oil is cinnamomum zeylanicum. Aromatherapists around the world use cinnamon bark oil to treat a wide array of physical complaints and emotional disorders. Ancient cultures all over the world used to use cinnamon bark oil for spiritual as well as mystical purposes.