Coriander Essential Oils
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Coriander yields an essential oil from both the seed and the leaf, but it's the seed that is best known in aromatherapy. Coriander essential oil has its most important action on the digestive system. It is a warming oil which stimulates the appetite and also acts as a digestive tonic. - It can be used in a massage blend with special emphasis on the abdomen - blend with other spicy oils such as Ginger, Black Pepper or Fennel.
- The oil also has a fortifying effect, and brings confidence and comfort.
- It has a sweet, spicy, and slightly woody aroma, which in general massage blends beautifully with Sandalwood, Jasmine, and Bergamot.
- It can also be used for deodorising and perfumery, and is valued for its sensual properties.
See our range of Coriander Essential Oils
Coriander yields an essential oil from both the seed and the leaf, but it’s the seed that is best known in aromatherapy. Coriander essential oil has its most important action on the digestive system. It is a warming oil which stimulates the appetite and also acts as a digestive tonic.
- It can be used in a massage blend with special emphasis on the abdomen – blend with other spicy oils such as Ginger, Black Pepper or Fennel.
- The oil also has a fortifying effect, and brings confidence and comfort.
- It has a sweet, spicy, and slightly woody aroma, which in general massage blends beautifully with Sandalwood, Jasmine, and Bergamot.
- It can also be used for deodorising and perfumery, and is valued for its sensual properties.
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About Coriander Essential Oils
About Coriander Essential Oils
Coriander has a long history of traditional use where it could be found in tombs and temples, at festive celebrations and even in the bedroom! Spiritually it is linked with the Fire and Earth elements which gives it both uplifting and grounding properties – ideal for relief from everyday stresses and overthinking.
The oil from the leaf of the Coriander plant is known as ‘Cilantro’. It has a particularly fresh, green aroma.
Help me choose:
If you are looking to get started with Coriander essential oil, it is Coriander Seed which is most widely used.
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Coriander has a long history of traditional use where it could be found in tombs and temples, at festive celebrations and even in the bedroom! Spiritually it is linked with the Fire and Earth elements which gives it both uplifting and grounding properties – ideal for relief from everyday stresses and overthinking.
The oil from the leaf of the Coriander plant is known as ‘Cilantro’. It has a particularly fresh, green aroma.
Help me choose:
If you are looking to get started with Coriander essential oil, it is Coriander Seed which is most widely used.
See also:
