Coriandrum sativum
Coriander (leaves) essential oil dōTERRA | 15 ml
Coriander (leaves) essential oil dōTERRA | 15 ml
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Coriander (leaf) essential oil, also known as cilantro, is the fresh herb of the dōTERRA range, for having coriander at hand all year round. Distilled from the leaves, not the seeds, it keeps their bright, green taste, that of freshly chopped coriander.
A trace on the tip of a toothpick flavours a guacamole, a salsa, a curry or a stir-fry; a drop livens up a lime and honey vinaigrette or a green smoothie. Its two main constituents, trans-2-decenal and linalool, open up other uses too: combined with citrus oils, it cleans surfaces. Diluted in a lotion, it soothes and moisturises dry skin with a cooling sensation; a drop in a mouth rinse freshens the breath, another on the nails keeps them clean.
The taste of fresh coriander, without a bunch wilting in the fridge, and a few care rituals besides.
- Gives off a fresh, clean and herbaceous aroma.
- Gives water and recipes the taste of fresh coriander.
- Soothes and moisturises dry skin, with a cooling sensation.
- Freshens the breath and helps clean nails and cuticles.
Aromatic description: Fresh, herbaceous, sweet, pungent
Plant parts: Leaves
Collection method: Steam distillation
Origine : Asia
Ingredients
Ingredients
Coriander leaf oil (Coriandrum sativum).
Instructions
Instructions
To flavour dishes.
Aromatic use: add three to four drops to the diffuser of your choice. Food use: to flavour dishes, one drop per day at most. Dip the tip of a clean toothpick into the bottle, stir, then taste before adding more. Topical use: always dilute in a carrier oil before applying.
Precautions
Precautions
Use diluted only. Do not exceed the recommended amount of one drop per day. Avoid contact with mucous membranes. May not be suitable for sensitive skin.
Avoid contact with eyes, inside ears and sensitive areas.
Ask your doctor for advice if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or taking any medication.
Keep out of reach of children, in a cool place.

Interesting fact
Mentioned in Egyptian papyri as early as 1550 BC, coriander is one of the oldest spices in the world. Similar in appearance to flat-leaf parsley, it yields two distinct essential oils: one from its leaves, the other from its seeds, with a softer scent.
Utilisations
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Alimentaires
Add a drop to your guacamoles, salsas or curries for the taste of fresh coriander.
Stir a drop into a lime and honey vinaigrette, for salads or chicken marinades.
Add a drop to a green smoothie or a vegetable juice.
Replace chopped coriander with a trace of oil, on the tip of a toothpick, in stir-fries and salads. -
Cosmétiques
Add a drop to your hand or body lotion to soothe dry skin.
Apply a diluted drop to nails and cuticles for clean, healthy-looking nails.
Add a drop to a mouth rinse to freshen the breath.
Diluted in a carrier oil, apply it to the soles of the feet before bed, for a fresh and peaceful aroma. -
Quotidiennes
Diffuse it with citrus oils, such as Lemon, for a fresh, sweet and herbaceous aroma.
Combine it with citrus oils in a spray bottle of water to clean surfaces.
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