Coriander essential oil Organic

Name: Coriander seed oil

Latin name: Coriandrum sativum L.

INCI: CORIANDRUM SATIVUM FRUIT OIL

Synonyms: Coriandrum sativum seed oil

Origin plant: Greece

Part used: Seeds

Origin distillation/extraction: Greece

Production: Coriander seed oil is produced by steam distillation of the seeds of Coriandrum sativum

Odor: sweet, spicy, herbal, floral, Iinalool-like, fresh herbal

Appearance: colorless to pale yellow clear liquid

Important constituents:

alpha-Pinene: 3-10%

gamma-Terpinene: 2-7%

Linalool: 60-78%

Camphor: <8%

Geraniol: <3%

Limonene: <5%

One of our favorite ways to use this essential oil is in blends formulated to usher deep, restful sleep, as it can potentially bring balance and calm to an overstressed system.

The dried seeds from the rich, green leafy Coriandrum sativum herb create a fruity, herbaceous, spicy, slightly sweet essential oil that is calming and balancing.

Coriander is traditionally known for promoting digestion. Toning and purifying, the essential oil of Coriander is used as a stimulant of the memory and to fight against the physical and mental fatigues.

Emotionally and energetically, coriander essential oil is beautifully warming and can help calm nervous energy, assist in reducing stress, and potentially aid in managing situational depression.

Coriander essential oil in cosmetology

Use an aromatic product for the manufacture of tonics, lotions and creams, as part of shampoos and balms.

Coriander essential oil for the face is used in the following cases:

• In the care of oily or problematic skin remedy helps to normalize the water-fat balance, to cope with inflammation.

• In the care of dry or weathered skin, the oil helps to eliminate flaking.

• Coriander ether is used to remove puffiness and get rid of bags under the eyes.

• The remedy has a rejuvenating effect on the aged skin, its use is indicated in the fight against wrinkles.

• Coriander essential oil is used as an aromatic component for the preparation of a composition of massage oils.

• Funds based on it have a warming effect, useful for toning the skin.

Coriander essential oil in cosmetology is also used for hair:

• As a tonic, because helps fight loss and brittleness.

• As a caring component of shampoos and balms for oily hair, because levels the fluid balance.

• As a reducing agent, since normalizes the condition of the fragile and weakened hair.

• As a component of anti-aging shampoos, because slows down the appearance of gray hair.

Coriander essential oil is used in home care cosmetics.

Products based on it are suitable for owners of skin and hair of any type.

Aromatherapy applications:

• Coriander ester has a pleasant spice flavor.

• It is used in aroma lamps to create a warming and stimulating effect.

• Coriander oil - aphrodisiac.

• Aromatherapy with this remedy is indicated for the treatment of neuralgia, depressive disorders, and frequent dizziness.

• Resort to them and to eliminate problems with sleep.

• Coriander essential oil improves memory, stimulates mental functions.

• Aromatherapy session with it helps to increase efficiency and gives a surge of vitality. After such a session, the mood improves.

• Arrange aromatherapy in the kitchen or dining room. The aroma of spices will increase your appetite and create a favorable atmosphere.

Coriander oil: combinations and substitutes

To create harmonious aromatic compositions, use oils of Cassia, Scots Pine, Slove Stem, Sweet Orange, Clary Sage, Rosemary.

Coriander essential oil has its own oil substitutes. These include other essential substances with spicy flavors: Clove stem, Cassia.

Important: essential oils are highly concentrated vegetable essences, so they require dilution with carrier vegetable oils.

Presentation: Amber glass bottles, self-adhesive dropper with internal cone.