Details. The colour of cinnamon bark already tells us about its rubefactive nature! Ancient legends link it to the myth of the Phoenix, the fabulous bird sacred to the Egyptians: it rose from its burning remains thanks to various herbs present in the nest, including cinnamon. Cinnamon, by receiving the remains of this mythological animal, would draw its beneficial properties from it. Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine recommend it for intestinal disorders, cold-related problems and painful manifestations linked to the menstrual cycle. Cinnamon is useful for those who want to mask a fragile personality with rough manners; it teaches them to bring their inner qualities out into the open and to communicate them gently and lightly in every everyday gesture.

Ingredients. 90% essential oil, 10% flower remedy