Cinnamon Bark Oil
Cinnamon Bark Essential Oil is meticulously extracted from the aromatic bark of the Cinnamomum Zeylanicum tree by steam distillation. This exceptional oil, also known as Ceylon Cinnamon, belongs to the esteemed Lauraceae plant family. Native to the enchanting island of Sri Lanka, it has also found its way to North America and the West Indies through cultivation. Immerse yourself in the warm and enticing aroma of Cinnamon Bark Oil, evoking a sense of comfort and delight. Our Oil has a “musky and spicy” smell and tends to have a lighter color. While cinnamon leaf oil might appear yellow and murky, cinnamon bark oil has a deeper red-brown color that most people usually associate with cinnamon spice. Both are beneficial, but cinnamon bark oil may be more potent.
Botanical Name:
Cinnamomum Zeylanicum
Extraction Method:
Steam distillation method.
Product Color:
Pale yellow to dark yellow or brownish-yellow,
Product Odour:
Characteristic- Spicy , Sweet Tenacious.
Viscosity:
High
Flash Point:
70 °C
Boiling Point:
194-234 °C
Specific Gravity:
(AT 30°C) 1.0300-1.0500
Refractive Index:
1.545 -1.600@ 20 °C
Optical Rotation:
0°to2°GC:Eugenol 20% min.
Usage Application:
Fragrance, Flavour, Pharma
FEMA Number:
2291
EINECS Number:
943-043-9
CAS Number
8015-91-6
Organic Available:
Yes
Kosher/Halal Available:
Both
Country of Origin:
India
Available Grades: *
A,B&C
Laboratory Testing: **
GCMS available, Chirality and Isotope testing upon request
Shelf Life:
24 Months
Storage:
Keep in tightly closed container in a cool and dry place.
Custom Bottel & Label:
Available
Toxicity:
The maximum use level for dermal application is based on cinnamaldehyde content because of insufficient cinnamon bark oil data for the whole composition. The maximum level of safrole present in cinnamon bark oil would not be dose-limiting. There is an unusual safrole chemotype of Cinnamomum verum, which contains 11% in the bark oil, and 52% in the leaf oil. These safrole-containing oils will present a carcinogenic risk. Cinnamon Bark Oil has GRAS status. The Council of Europe has set an ADI of 1.25 mg/kg for cinnamaldehyde, which comes out to an adult dose of 115 mg of cinnamon bark oil. The Commission E Monographs recommend an oral dose range of 50–200 mg for cinnamon bark oil. IFRA recommends maximum dermal use for cinnamaldehyde of 0.05% for most product types. SCCNFP recommends a concentration of cinnamaldehyde in any finished product at or below 0.1%.
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EXISTING QUALITY GRADES *
Grade A: 100% Pure and Natural (P&N): no additives, most expensive, unaltered, costly.
Grade B: Near to Natural Oils (NNO): adulterated with natural components or similar oils, meeting various industry standards like ISO, C14, physical constants, organoleptic, and chirality. still relatively costly.
Grade C: Reconstituted Oils (RCO): blends of natural and synthetic, may not pass tests like C14 and chirality, they meet ordinary GCMS testing and ISO standards.
Grade D: Perfume Quality Oils (PQO): similar fragrances added to imitate original aroma Trained individuals, easily recognised, fails all tests. very inexpensive.
LABORATORY TESTING **
Standard testing is done by Gas Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry.
About 60% of adulterated oils cannot be detected by standard testing.
Additional testing methods are Chirality Testing, Isomeric Testing, Marker Compound Testing, Component Ratio Evaluation and others.
Ask us if all or some of these tests have been performed for your selection of oils. We offer customs testing as needed for larger orders .
CAUTION
This product should be avoided during pregnancy and by individuals with sensitive skin. Can cause sensitization and shuld be used in very low concentrations. All Essential Oils are highly concentrated, and if applied to skin or body, should be diluted up to a maximum dosage of 4% within a suitable carrier oil.