“diluted a great deal when used on the skin. An 8% dilution produced dermal irritation in 4 out of 5 test subjects. Cinnamon Bark essential oil is very high in cinnamaldehyde. It is this component that makes it a potential sensitiser. Irritation and sensitisation are different. Irritation is proportional to the irritant and the reaction is immediate. Sensitivity is an allergic reaction that occurs on subsequent exposures and is disproportionate to the to the material causing the reaction.

The taste of Cinnamon Bark essential oil is of course hot, but has a very surprising sweetness.

Cinnamon is used in magic work because it can be calming and help a person focus and get into the right mind for this kind of work. Especially divining work.

Cinnamon oil is a very strong germicide. Very effective against bacteria and fungi. Cinnamon oil can be used as an inhalant and in massage as a stimulant and antiseptic for the respiratory system as a tonic that eases colds. Used to treat colitis, gas, nausea and other digestive complaints. Please do not take essential oils internally without the advice and supervision of a trained medical aromatherapist that has conducted a thorough intake. Essential oils can cause irreparable liver damage. The recorded LD50 is 3.4 ml/kg. This is the dose that proved fatal for one half the subjects. The aroma increases your ability to tap into your psychic minds and to increase your financial prosperity.

Blend 2 parts Frankincense and Cinnamon, 1 part Bay, Rosemary and Ambrette to wear when honoring the God during ritual.

Please note that Cinnamon oil is very strong and hot and needs to diluted a great deal when used on the skin. An 8% dilution produced dermal irritation in 4 out of 5 test subjects. This reaction is mediated when the oil has a high % of eugenol.”