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Home›How To›How to Make Cinnamon Oil: 12 Steps

How to Make Cinnamon Oil: 12 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 13, 2023
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Cinnamon oil is a versatile essential oil with numerous health benefits and a warm, inviting aroma. It is often used in aromatherapy, massage, and DIY cleaning products. Making your own cinnamon oil is simple, cost-effective, and allows you to create a tailored blend to suit your needs. Follow these 12 steps for a homemade batch of cinnamon oil.

1. Gather the ingredients: To make cinnamon oil, you’ll need cinnamon sticks or ground cinnamon and a carrier oil such as olive, almond, or jojoba oil.

2. Choose a container: Select an air-tight, glass container that can accommodate both the cinnamon and carrier oil. Avoid using plastic or metal containers as they may react with the essential oils.

3. Prepare the cinnamon: If using whole cinnamon sticks, crush them roughly to release their essential oils. For ground cinnamon, no preparation is needed.

4. Mix the ingredients: Fill your jar about halfway with your crushed cinnamon sticks or ground cinnamon. Then pour the carrier oil over it until the jar is nearly full, leaving space for mixing.

5. Seal the jar tightly: Ensure that the jar is closed securely to prevent any contaminants from entering.

6. Shake well: Vigorously shake the jar for one minute so that the cinnamon and carrier oil are mixed thoroughly.

7. Store in a dark place: Place the jar in an area that doesn’t receive direct sunlight (e.g., in a cupboard) to preserve its potency.

8. Steep for two weeks: Allow your mixture to steep for at least two weeks for optimal infusion. Remember to shake the jar once a day during this period.

9. Prepare a second clean container: After two weeks of steeping, you will need another clean glass container with an air-tight lid for storage purposes.

10. Strain the mixture: Use unbleached cheesecloth or a fine mesh sieve to strain the mixture into your second container, discarding the cinnamon solids.

11. Store your cinnamon oil: Transfer the strained oil to the clean jar and seal it tightly. Label the jar with the contents and date.

12. Enjoy your homemade cinnamon oil: You can now use your homemade cinnamon oil for various purposes like aromatherapy, massage, or DIY cleaning products. Always perform a patch test before applying directly to skin to ensure no allergic reactions occur.

By following these 12 steps, you can create your own high-quality and fragrant cinnamon oil – perfect for personal use or gifting to friends and family.

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