Oils For Aromatherapy Use
Pure Essential Oils From Lotus Light
Pure Cinnamon Leaf Oil

Essential oils are extracted through the chemical process of distillation from aromatic plants, flowers, herbs, woods, and fibers. These essential oils not only give the plant their scent, but they are also essential for the plant’s biological processes. Because of this many refer to the essential oils as the "life-force" of the plant. Pure Essential oils are widely used in healing and aromatherapy.

Some Metaphysical Uses For Essential Oils
Pure essential oils can be used(once blended) in a bath, in a sachet, on a candle, burned as incense, or worn on the person, and may help to change the way we think and feel, thus changing the course of our lives.

Being pure essential oils, they are not diluted and will need to be, if you are going to wear them or use them for your bath, etc.. Apricot, almond, grapeseed, jojoba, even safflower oil will work as carrier oils. You only need about 5-10 drops of essential oils in 1/8 cup of carrier oil. All essential oils should be kept full strength, in the dark, and away from heat, to keep them potent. When properly stored, these essential oils can last and last and last...

Pure Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil
From Lotus Light

Our Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil, comes in a 2 dram square bottle with a plain Grandpa's label, as pictured. This is to help keep the cost down for you. No usage information is included on the label. Please note the purple arrows in the picture. The arrows show you approximately how full the bottles will appear when you receive them, about 1/4 fluid ounce in each bottle of essential oil. This brings the essential oils just to the shoulder of the bottle, not to the top.

Aromatherapy Use
Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil is said to be refreshing, vitalizing, seductive, calming to nervous system, stress relief, colds.

Magical Uses For Cinamon Leaf Oil
In magic, Cinamon Leaf Oil is said to relate to Sun, money, psychic awareness, and astral projection. It is milder and more subtle than Cinamon Cassia.

Warning: Avoid if pregnant. Use care with sensitive skin and mucus membranes .

Be sure to check out our aromatherapy guide card, as well!