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Raasa Oils Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil bottle with cinnamon sticks and leaves on a pink background
Raasa Oils Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil bottle with benefits listed on a pink background
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Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil

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Size: 100 ML
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Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil

Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil

Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil is a warm, spicy, clove-like oil steam distilled from the leaves of the true cinnamon tree (Cinnamomum verum — Ceylon cinnamon). Compared with sweet, cinnamaldehyde-rich cinnamon bark oil, the leaf oil is eugenol-dominant — softer, more clove-like and earthy, and more economical. Pale yellow to light brown with a cosy, spicy aroma, cinnamon leaf oil is a maker's favourite for soaps, candles, home fragrance, and warm-spice perfumery, pairing beautifully with clove, nutmeg, orange, ginger, frankincense, and ylang-ylang.

Because it's a eugenol-rich oil, cinnamon leaf oil is always used at a low dilution and externally (see the safety note) — gentler than bark, but still a potent "hot oil." Supplied from 100 ML up to 10 KG bulk, GC-MS tested and backed by COA and MSDS, Raasa Oils' Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil is steam distilled for a warm, clove-like spice aroma — an affordable, characterful oil for makers, formulators, and manufacturers.

Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil Benefits

Clove-like Aroma

Cinnamon leaf oil's warm, spicy, clove-like aroma is cosy and grounding. Diffused into aromatherapy blends, it helps create a comforting, welcoming, settling atmosphere and adds rich sensory depth — a wonderful way to bring warmth and spice to relaxation, wind-down, and everyday wellbeing routines.

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Gentler Scent

Softer and more clove-like than sweet cinnamon bark oil, cinnamon leaf oil delivers a warm, spicy fragrance at an accessible price. Its cosy, earthy character makes it a maker's favourite for soaps, candles, and home fragrance, blending beautifully with clove, orange, nutmeg, and ginger.

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Warm-Spice Note

Cinnamon leaf oil's clove-like, spicy warmth is a versatile note in perfumery and home fragrance. It adds depth and long-lasting spice to warm, gourmand, and oriental blends, pairing beautifully with clove, frankincense, ylang-ylang, orange, and ginger — a cost-effective spice signature for formulators.

Fresh-Looking Skin

Used at a low, safe dilution in skincare, cinnamon leaf oil is a characterful addition to products aimed at a fresh, refined-looking complexion. Its warm, antioxidant character helps support a healthy-looking appearance and lends a cosy, clove-like spice aroma to balms and body blends.

Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil

Soap & Candle Making

Cinnamon leaf oil is a favourite in soaps and candles for its warm, clove-like spice and strong fragrance retention — an economical alternative to sweet cinnamon bark. It brings a cosy, comforting scent to handcrafted and commercial products, blending well with clove, orange, nutmeg, and vanilla.

Home Fragrance

Cinnamon leaf oil's warm, spicy scent makes it popular in reed diffusers, room sprays, and natural home-fragrance and deodorising blends, where it helps mask stale odours and bring a cosy warmth indoors. It is used for its aroma only — not as a registered disinfectant.

Perfumery & Fragrance

A cost-effective, eugenol-rich warm-spice note, cinnamon leaf oil adds clove-like depth to warm, gourmand, and oriental fragrance accords. It blends with clove, frankincense, orange, ylang-ylang, and ginger, giving natural perfumes, colognes, and room fragrances a bold, characterful spice signature.

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Bodycare Formulations

Used at a low, safe dilution, cinnamon leaf oil adds its warm, clove-like aroma and a fresh, refined-looking finish to balms, creams, and body blends. Its warming character makes it a characterful accent in natural skincare — always heavily diluted because it's a potent oil.

How to Use

Aromatherapy

Add a few drops to a diffuser or humidifier for a calming atmosphere.

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Skincare

Mix with a carrier oil (like coconut or jojoba oil) and apply to the skin.

Haircare

Add a few drops to your shampoo or hair oil for nourishment.

Massage

Blend with a carrier oil for a relaxing massage.

Bath Products

Add to bath water, lotions, or homemade soaps for a soothing touch.

Product Specifications

Product Name

 Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil

Botanical Name / Inci Name

 Cinnamomum verum

Product Category

 Essential Oil

Country of Origin

 India

Method of Extraction/ Production

 Steam Distillation

Plant Part Used

Leaves

Cas No

 8015-91-6

Common Names

 True Cinnamon Leaf Oil, Ceylon Cinnamon Leaf Oil

Blends well with

 Clove, Nutmeg, Orange, Lemon, Frankincense, Ylang Ylang, Ginger, Peppermint

Application

 Massage Oils, Diffusers, Skincare, Hair Care, Soaps, Natural Cleaners, Balms

Grade

 Therapeutic

Color and Appearance

 Pale Yellow to Light Brown Liquid

Aroma

 Warm, Spicy, Clove-like, Herbal

Form

  Liquid

Solubility

 Insoluble in water, soluble in alcohol and oils

Shelf Life

 2 years when stored properlyy

Specific Gravity

 1.030 – 1.070

Refractive Index

 1.530 – 1.560

Optical Rotation

 0° to +2°

Certificate

 COA,MSDS,TDS

Storage Instructions

 Store in a cool, dark place away from sunlight; keep tightly sealed

COA

COA of Cinnamon Leaf Oil

MSDS

MSDS of Cinnamon Leaf Oil

Packaging Sizes

package size

Frequently Asked Questions

Cinnamon bark oil is sweeter, hotter, and cinnamaldehyde-rich (premium, for fine perfumery). Cinnamon leaf oil is milder, clove-like, and eugenol-rich — gentler when diluted, more economical, and popular for soap, candles, and aromatherapy. Both are potent and used at low dilution.

No. It's highly concentrated and should always be diluted with a carrier oil at a low use level before topical use, and patch-tested first, to prevent irritation. It's a eugenol "hot oil."

It's popular in scalp and hair-oil blends for its warm, clove-like aroma and its role in keeping the scalp feeling clean and refreshed. Used well-diluted, it supports the look and feel of a clean, balanced scalp — an appearance-led cosmetic use.

No — it's a concentrated cosmetic/aromatherapy-grade oil for external and aromatic use only. For culinary flavour, use cinnamon sticks or powder, not the essential oil.

It has a warm, spicy, clove-like, slightly herbal aroma. It blends beautifully with clove, nutmeg, orange, lemon, frankincense, ylang-ylang, ginger, and peppermint for warm, gourmand, and oriental accords.

Yes. As a manufacturer, bulk supplier, and wholesaler, we offer 100 ML up to 10 KG (and larger on request) at wholesale pricing, with COA, MSDS, and GC-MS available. For bulk and export enquiries, contact our team directly.

Disclaimer

Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil is a concentrated, eugenol-rich, cosmetic/aromatherapy-grade essential oil for external and aromatic use only — do not ingest. Always dilute with a carrier oil at a low use level before topical use and patch test first. Avoid during pregnancy and nursing and on children. This is a cosmetic/aromatic ingredient, not a medicine, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition (including any muscular, circulatory, immune, or infection concern). Keep away from children. Store cool, dark, and tightly sealed.

Caution

For external/aromatic use only — never ingest. Cinnamon leaf oil is a eugenol "hot oil": always dilute and patch test before skin use, and never apply neat. Keep out of reach of children and pets, and avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes. Contains eugenol, cinnamaldehyde, and linalool (declare as allergens on finished products). Avoid during pregnancy and nursing. If under medical care, consult a professional before using essential oils. Discontinue if irritation occurs.