Cassia Oil

Cassia Bark Oil – Steam-Distilled Cinnamomum cassia Oil

Cassia Bark Oil has the familiar warmth of cinnamon, but its aroma is stronger, drier and more intense. The opening is sharp and spicy, followed by a rich woody sweetness that stays noticeable even when used in small amounts.

Our Cassia Oil is steam-distilled from the dried bark of Cinnamomum cassia. It is supplied as a concentrated aromatic material for professional fragrance development and manufacturing.

Aroma and Character

What buyers usually notice first is its strength. Cassia Bark Oil can quickly become the dominant note in a blend, so formulators generally begin with a very small trial quantity.

Its fragrance profile includes:

• Warm and spicy cinnamon character

• Sweet woody undertones

• Dry, slightly balsamic finish

• Strong aromatic impact

• Middle-to-base-note performance

It works particularly well in warm, spicy, woody and seasonal fragrance compositions.

Product Details

• Product Name: Cassia Bark Oil

• Botanical Name: Cinnamomum cassia

• Plant Part Used: Dried bark

• Extraction Method: Steam Distillation

• Family: Lauraceae

• Aroma: Warm, spicy, sweet and woody

• Appearance: Pale yellow to dark brown liquid

• Consistency: Thin to slightly viscous

• Shelf Life: Approximately three years when stored correctly

Natural variations in colour and aroma may occur between batches. Refer to the batch COA, GC-MS report and SDS for the exact technical specifications and composition.

Common Applications

Cassia Bark Oil can be evaluated for use in:

• Fine fragrance and natural perfumery

• Warm spice and amber accords

• Incense and attar formulations

• Soaps and rinse-off fragrance products

• Candles and home-fragrance products

• Seasonal and festive fragrance blends

• Professional fragrance development

This product listing is intended for fragrance and formulation use. It should not be presented as a medicine or as a product for internal consumption.

Blending Suggestions

Cassia Bark Oil blends well with cedarwood, patchouli, frankincense, clove, ginger, sandalwood and vanilla accords. Citrus materials such as orange, mandarin and bergamot can make its heavy spice character feel brighter.

It may also be used carefully with lavender, geranium or ylang-ylang when a floral composition needs additional warmth.

Because the aroma is powerful, adding more does not always improve the blend. Start low, evaluate the result and adjust only when necessary.

Sample and Wholesale Supply

Sample quantities are available for evaluation before placing a larger order. Wholesale quantities can be supplied for perfumers, fragrance houses, soap manufacturers, candle makers and professional formulation teams.

For bulk pricing, share the required quantity, destination country and intended application. Shipping availability will depend on courier acceptance and local import regulations.

Storage and Safety

Keep the container tightly closed and store it in a cool, dry place away from heat and direct sunlight.

Cassia Bark Oil is highly concentrated and may cause skin irritation or sensitisation if handled incorrectly. Do not apply it undiluted to the skin. Avoid contact with the eyes and keep it away from children.

The final permitted usage level depends on the product category and batch composition. Review the COA and SDS, conduct proper formulation testing and follow current IFRA guidance and destination-country regulations before commercial use.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Cassia Oil the same as Cinnamon Oil?

They have a similar warm cinnamon aroma, but they may come from different Cinnamomum species and plant parts. Buyers should check the botanical name, plant part and batch documentation before comparing products.

How is this Cassia Oil produced?

It is steam-distilled from the dried bark of Cinnamomum cassia.

What does Cassia Bark Oil smell like?

It has a strong, warm and spicy cinnamon aroma with sweet, woody and slightly balsamic undertones.

Can it be applied directly to the skin?

No. Cassia Bark Oil is highly concentrated and must not be used undiluted. The correct usage level depends on the final product and applicable safety guidance.

Is Cassia Bark Oil available in bulk?

Yes. Sample and wholesale quantities are available for professional evaluation and manufacturing requirements.