It is an oil with antibacterial and antiseptic properties. The substance cinnzeylanine it contains is believed to contribute to the fight against viruses. 

Cinnamon contains Vitamins A and K, while its property of improving local blood circulation makes it useful for smoothing wrinkles and strengthening hair.

The use of cinnamon oil is gaining ground in the production of anti-aging cosmetics, anti-wrinkle formulations, and hair care products. 

Cinnamon vegetable oil - as opposed to cinnamon essential oil - is believed to be applicable around the eyes. In India and China, cinnamon oil is extensively used for nourishing the skin and treating acne.

One of the interesting properties of cinnamon oil is the belief that it helps to close open pores.

Cinnamon oil is usually not used on its own but as an active ingredient in a variety of cosmetics. It can be used as an ingredient in moisturizers, lotions, shampoos, face masks, acne products, etc.

Ceylon Cinnamon Oil is used either on its own or in combination with other base oils for even better results. Finally, it is important to know that base oils are necessary in aromatherapy in order to serve as the "carrier" to which essential oils will be added.