Cinnamon Bark Oil CO2 Extract Sri Lanka (IFF®)
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Short profile
A powerful cinnamon-bark character combines sweet spice with a rounded, warm texture. Woody and balsamic nuances give depth, while a delicate powdery sweetness softens the overall impression. The supplier describes a closer resemblance to ground bark and less sharpness than the steam-distilled oil. No timed blotter development or projection measurements are provided, so distinct opening, heart and dry-down stages cannot be specified.
Effect in a formula
Provides a rounded cinnamon accent that links sweet components with spice, supported by balsamic depth rather than the sharper medicinal character attributed to distilled oil. It is suited to amber, gourmand, festive and spice compositions, with small additions serving as seasoning in rose, tobacco and leather accords.
Use and dosage
The supplier's typical range is 0.05–0.5% of the fragrance concentrate for amber, gourmand and spice compositions, including restrained seasoning of rose, tobacco and leather accords. This is formulation guidance, not an IFRA limit.
No confirmed manufacturer use level for this exact product.
Behaviour and performance
- Tenacity
- The supplier gives a qualitative rating of moderate persistence, on the scale of hours. No measured blotter duration, evaluation dilution or test protocol is stated.
Diffusion, tenacity and note impact are not combined into a single performance score.
Dissolving and diluting
- Solvents
- Reported to form clear solutions in ethanol, dipropylene glycol (DPG) and isopropyl myristate (IPM).
- Working dilution
- Use a 1% stock for formulation work and 0.1% for olfactory evaluation. Ethanol is the supplier's primary listed solvent; DPG and IPM are also listed as suitable dilution media.
- Appearance
- A liquid ranging from yellow to brownish, with a tendency to become darker over time.