Coriandrum sativum
Coriander (seed) essential oil dōTERRA | 15 ml
Coriander (seed) essential oil dōTERRA | 15 ml
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Coriander (seed) essential oil is the gentle spice of the dōTERRA range, the one that moves from curry to skincare. Distilled from the seeds, not from the leaves chopped over dishes, it has a soft, herbaceous, almost lemony scent, rounder than that of fresh coriander.
Rich in linalool, like Lavender, it helps cleanse the skin and promotes a clear complexion: a drop in your facial cleanser is enough. Diluted in a carrier oil, it brings a soothing sensation during massage, on the legs after exercise or on the back of the neck at the end of the day. In the diffuser, it creates a peaceful atmosphere, or a more stimulating one with Peppermint. In the kitchen, a drop flavours a curry, a rice dish or a yoghurt sauce, and a drop in a tall glass of water finds its place after a hearty meal.
A kitchen spice that shares the chemistry of a flower, as at home in the cupboard as in the bathroom.
- Gives off a soft, herbaceous and slightly lemony aroma, relaxing when diffused.
- Gives water and recipes a fresh, spicy herbal taste.
- Rich in linalool, helps cleanse the skin and promotes a clear complexion.
- Provides a soothing sensation to the skin during massage.
Aromatic description: Soft, herbaceous, slightly lemony
Plant parts: Seeds
Collection method: Steam distillation
Origine : Asia
Ingredients
Ingredients
Coriander seed 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
Coriander is one of the oldest spices in history. Coriander seeds were even found in Tutankhamun’s tomb, showing that the Egyptians already prized it more than 3,000 years ago.
Utilisations
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Alimentaires
Add a drop to your curries, rice dishes or tagines for a spicy note.
Stir a drop into a yoghurt sauce or a guacamole.
Use a trace, on the tip of a toothpick, in biscuits and cakes for a slightly floral flavour.
After a hearty meal, add a drop to a tall glass of water. -
Cosmétiques
Add a drop to your facial cleanser to help cleanse the skin and promote a clear complexion.
Diluted in a carrier oil, massage the legs and joints after exercise for a soothing sensation.
Apply two diluted drops to the back of the neck or the soles of the feet after a busy day.
Mix two to three drops with a spoonful of carrier oil and Epsom salt before adding them to the bath, for a moment of relaxation. -
Quotidiennes
Diffuse three to four drops for a peaceful atmosphere.
Diffuse it with Peppermint for a stimulating aroma, or with Lavender for a softer one.
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