Ceylon Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil. Bold, spicy, clove-like.
Steam-distilled from the leaves of Ceylon Cinnamon trees in Sri Lanka. A warm, spicy fragrance ingredient for soap makers, candle makers, perfumers and product formulators.
The bolder side of Ceylon Cinnamon.
Cinnamon bark is sweet and delicate. The leaf is naturally rich in eugenol, giving a deeper, spicier aroma with distinctly clove-like notes.
- Warm · Spicy · EarthyAn intense, grounded cinnamon character.
- Woody · Clove-likeEugenol-rich, with a distinctive clove note.
- A maker's ingredientValued in soap, candles, wax melts and fragrance blends.
One ingredient. Many creations.
A highly concentrated raw ingredient. Always use at low, IFRA-compliant concentrations within an established formulation.
- Soap
Soap making
A warm, spicy fragrance ingredient at low, IFRA-compliant concentrations.
- Candles
Candles & wax melts
For professionally formulated candles and wax melts.
- Fragrance
Perfumes & blends
A bold spice note in fragrance blends, at an appropriate concentration.
- Home
Dry home fragrance
A few drops on potpourri or an unglazed aroma stone.
This is a concentrated formulation ingredient. It is not for use in water-based diffusers. For diffusers, choose The Auburn Diffuser Oil →
Formulating, or fragrancing?
Both from Ceylon Cinnamon.

Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil

Diffuser Oil · Premium Ceylon Cinnamon
Safety & handling
- Do not ingestFor external formulation and fragrance use only.
- Never undiluted on skinDo not apply directly or undiluted to the skin.
- Not for waterDo not add directly to water or water-based diffusers.
- Avoid eyesAvoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
- Keep awayKeep out of reach of children and pets.
- Follow IFRA limitsAlways follow an established formulation and the applicable IFRA usage limits.
Built on a 101-Year Family Plantation Legacy.
Four generations of cinnamon growing in Sri Lanka — from the bark in our brews to the leaf in this oil.
Good to know.
Can I use cinnamon leaf oil in soap?
Yes, as a fragrance ingredient at low concentrations within an established, IFRA-compliant formulation. Never apply the oil undiluted to skin.
What's the difference between cinnamon leaf oil and cinnamon bark oil?
Bark oil is sweeter and more delicate. Leaf oil is naturally rich in eugenol, giving a bolder, spicier aroma with earthy, woody and clove-like notes.
Can I use it in my diffuser?
No. This is a concentrated formulation ingredient and is not for water-based diffusers. For diffusers, choose The Auburn Diffuser Oil.
Is it 100% pure?
Yes. It is 100% pure Ceylon Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil, steam-distilled from the leaves in Sri Lanka.
Can I put it on my skin or ingest it?
No. Do not ingest, and do not apply directly or undiluted to the skin. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
What is IFRA?
IFRA (the International Fragrance Association) publishes the maximum safe concentrations of fragrance ingredients for different product types. Always check the applicable IFRA limits for your product.
Do you ship across Australia?
Yes — we ship Australia-wide from our Melbourne HQ, and worldwide at a flat rate. Orders placed before 11am are dispatched the next business day.
Bring bold Ceylon Cinnamon to your creations.
Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil · 30ml · $20 AUD.
Buy the Leaf Oil →Want ready-to-use home fragrance? Diffuser Oil — $25 AUD