Cassia Oil

Botanical Name: Cinnamomum cassia

Price range: $3.45 through $550.00

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DESCRIPTION:
Cassia Oil is obtained from the leaves of Cinnamomum Cassia by steam distillation method. This oil is preferred over Cylon grade oils in terms of its easy availability and cost effectiveness. The beneficial value of this essential oil depends on the quantity of its cinnamic aldehyde content.

CONSTITUENTS:
Cassia essential oil contains Cinnamic aldehyde.

AROMATIC SUMMARY / NOTE / STRENGTH OF AROMA:
This volatile oil is known for its strong, long lasting and warm smell. The top note aroma of this oil resembles to the smell of spice extracted oils.

BLENDS WITH:
Cassia Oil mixes well with other essential oils of ginger, chamomile, balsam peru, coriander, caraway, frankincense, rosemary, citrus oils, black pepper, Geranium, spice oils and nutmeg oil.

COMMON NAMES:
This fragrant essential oil is also referred as Cinnamon Cassia Oil.

USES:
The spicy and warm smell of Cassia Oil has stimulating effect on both mind and body. The sweet smell of this oil helps to relieve headache, soothes nerve and reduces irritation, decreases pain and tiredness. This oil also possesses aphrodisiac attributes. This essential oil is a wonderful remedy for joint pain, menstrual cramps and stiff muscle condition. Besides treating digestive complications, this oil is instrumental in improving blood circulation level. Moreover, it is used as flavoring agent and as spice in food processing industry.

SpecificationValue
Botonical Name Cinnamomum cassia
CAS #8007-80-5
Country of Origin Vietnam
Color & Odor Yellowish-brown liquid @22C with Sweet Balsam Cinnamon odor
SolubilityInsoluble in water, soluble in alcohol and oils
F.E.M.A. #2258
Specific Gravity 1.052 1.070 @ 20C
Optical Rotation N.A.
Refractive Index1.600 1.614 @ 20C
Flash Point >100C
Major Constituents Cinnamic aldehyde 50-85%
Plant Part UsedBark
Extraction Method Steam Distillation
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  • During pregnancy, further safety precautions should be taken (especially during the first trimester).
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  • While taking homeopathic medications, certain essential oils shouldn't be utilized because they could have the opposite effect.
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