Edens Garden Cinnamon- Bark Essential Oil- 100% Pure Premium Grade, Undiluted, Natural, Therapeutic, Aromatherapy, The Best for Diffuser, Candle, Laundry, Humidifiers 10 ml (.33 fl oz)

A lot of oils say they are undiluted but they definitely aren’t!! I love that Eden oils are pure and you can definitely tell they are but also affordable!!

The oils are awesome . 👌 How I found my favorite(s). I order a sm.box with a variety of different oils .. you'll love it

Not my favorite scent, but 5 stars because it's potent and a true representation of cinnamon bark. If you're looking for red hot cinnamon or candy cinnamon smell, this may not be for you, but this oil still smells great and is very strong/long lasting. It smells just like the old cinnamon toothpicks I used to chew on as a kid.

This oil is fantastic!!! We have a 5 yr old son who suffers from eczema and a 7 yr old daughter who has low iron so whenever she scratches, her skin will welt for about an hour then disappear. She has a major habit of doing it to her face which is embarrassing when in public. So I read this is calming can clear sinuses and ease nasal congestion. I tried it for my son who is constantly under nasal strife. Put it in his bath water each night and it helps him breathe so much more which I also add lavender for his eczema. Now my daughter, I added this oil and washed her face while in her bath, Her skin did not itch anymore. I never read about this helping with itching but it helps them both. I went on the site for this brand of oil and found all different types which totals 164 bottles is $499. I was set back by the price but I am buying them the moment we free up income to splurge on it. I am now a trusted user. No negative review on here will ever stop me from buying this again. There have been no outbreaks no irritations and believe me our children all have some kind of skin condition that keeps us in Walgreens & their pediatrics ofiice but this works for their dad who who suffers from psoriasis, our 14 yr old son who has a constant flare up on the back of his neck which his dermatologist is stumped by; this works to soothe it and when I used it in a bath I noticed it removed a plethora of dirt and I find myself not to be filthy by far, I bathe with Dove but after using this it shocked me once I saw my bath water. All I'm saying is it works for my entire household. There are 8 of us and we swear by it. I also boiled water added a few drops of this & had one of our sons who was sick with a cold hold his head over the steam, man when he sat up after leaning over it for 2 minutes, the mucus was running out of his nose like crazy and he was able to breath clearly. It lasted only a few hours but we repeated the process and it helped him a lot.

I purchased turmeric oil because I had read about its ability to help with arthritic pain: and I have two family members that live with quite a bit of pain on a regular basis. One of them has osteoarthritis in his knees and the other has rheumatoid arthritis in his hands, wrists, elbows and knees.They apply a 2% dilution to the affected areas a few times a day. And while they are certainly not pain free, there has been some improvement. It hasn't reduced the swelling, but there is some relief from pain which has resulted in increased mobility. (Be sure to rub it in thoroughly; it will take a few minutes for the oily feel to disappear.)This oil should not be used without first diluting it with carrier oil. I mix the turmeric oil with cold pressed sweet almond oil. A good rule of thumb is to use a 2% to 3% dilution. That amounts to approximately 12 to 15 drops of essential oil to 1 oz. of carrier oil. Be sure to keep it in a dark amber bottle and away from light.Just so that it doesn't come as a surprise, I should tell you that it really doesn't have a nice scent. The good news is that once you rub it in, the scent dissipates quickly - you won't get any strange looks from anyone in your office or at the grocery store.Note: 5 star ratings for this company's products are questionable. They will send an email to you offering a complimentary product if you post a review. If you give the item fewer than 5 stars they will ask what they can do to change it to 5 stars. I told them that my review was based solely on the product's performance and not upon anything they had done. As a result, I never received a complementary product - which really isn't an issue for me. What I have a problem with is the practice of "buying" a particular rating. I rely on fellow reviewer's opinions to help me decide whether or not to make a purchase; and I write reviews in order to do the same for others. If companies are buying ratings, it defeats the whole idea behind reviews. They will become worthless.