Tamala Essential Oil
Cinnamomum tamala ct linalool
Product Properties
Country
Nepal
Plant Part
Leaves
Cultivation
Wildcrafted
Chemical Families
Monoterpenes
Monoterpenols
Oxides
Botanical Families
Lauraceae
Extraction Method
Steam Distilled
Therapeutic & Aromatic Properties
Therapeutic Properties
Analgesic
Antianxiety
Anti-inflammatory
Antispasmodic
Antifungal
Antimicrobial
Sedative
Notes
Middle-base
Aromas
Exotic and Sensual
Sweet
Warm and Radiant
Spicy
Suggested Uses
Purify - Germs
Make a foot care gel with tamala oil in aloe vera. Use it after showering at the gym to prevent itchy feet!
Relieve - Head Tension
Ease head tension after a long day with tamala oil in a roll-on blend. Use it to massage your neck and scalp.
Relax - Sleep
Diffuse tamala oil when it’s time for bed—it’s warm, spicy aroma can help you feel calm, relaxed, and secure.
Safety and Shelf Life
Shelf Life
4 years
Safety & Warnings
May cause irritation to skin and mucous membranes, best to use in low doses. Avoid using on individuals with sensitive or damaged skin. May be sensitizing. The oil is not be used with children under two years old.
GCMS Data
All essential oils at Aromatics International are GC/MS tested. This ensures that we sell oils with the highest possible integrity for therapeutic use. Learn more about GC/MS reports here.
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- Questions
Hot Tamala!
Like many others, I am not a fan of cinnamon leaf and cinnamon bark oil's aroma. I found it was tolerable in a Thieves' blend. I was hesitant to purchase an oil in the cinnamon family, but took the risk during the Black Friday sales. Tamala smells fantastic. It smells much closer to cassia and has a somewhat sweeter note that softens it compared to other cinnamon oils. As of yet, I have only used it in the diffuser (1-2 drops is enough to fill the room for hours), but I look forward to going over the GC/MS reports and finding other ways to use this fantastic oil.
Nice cinnamon alternative.
Im not a fan of cinnamon. I am also certified so I am aware of the risks of using cinnamon bark or leaf essential oil. Tamala is a safer choice than cinnamon! Very nice oil!
I’m SO grateful I found the Tamala Oil and that I was able to get it from Aromatics International - because they’re one of the few that I trust completely. Their prices are fair as well. A little on the higher side than some you may find but ya know what? Sometimes you truly do get what you pay for. And I know that every cent I spend with Aromatics is a cent WELL SPENT! I’m using this Tamala Oil in a new recipe that I found on their blog - and I can’t wait to incorporate it into new products we’ll be making for our clients. I had no idea, until recently, how amazing Tamala Oil is! Great quality, fast shipping and just an all amazing! Aromatics International is one of only a few of my “go to” companies for all of our small business and personal aromatherapy needs!
Perfection
Cinnamon but softer. So nurturing and relaxing. I use it in a sleep blend and it never lets me down.
Unique and special
Tamala is sweet, yet potent aroma that can be on it own or within a blend in a diffuser. I find it powerful and can take overpower other aromas in a blend. It has a sweet and almost citrus-like tone. I am learning how to use more and more each day.