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Coriander Essential Oil
Coriander Essential Oil
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Warm Spice. Green Freshness. Centered Calm.
Coriander Essential Oil has a softly spicy, herbaceous aroma with a lightly fruity warmth. It brings a balanced, grounded character to diffuser blends, culinary-inspired aromatic compositions, and personal rituals centered on calm clarity.
Coriander Essential Oil (Coriandrum sativum — Russia) is steam-distilled from the seeds of the coriander plant. Its spicy, slightly fruity, herbaceous, and warm aroma is both grounding and balancing — a gentle yet effective oil that supports the body’s natural rhythms and brings a sense of calm clarity to the mind.
Aromatherapy Properties: Balancing, supportive, and grounding. Relaxes the body and mind, eases nervous tension, and promotes a sense of centered well-being.
Key Benefits:
- Antispasmodic — relieves spasmodic cramps in limbs and intestines, coughs, and spasmodic cholera
- Calms nervous cramps and convulsions; deeply relaxing to body and mind
- Blood purifier — detoxifies the blood by removing toxins
- Natural deodorant — reduces bad breath and eliminates mouth toxins
Blending: Blends beautifully with bergamot, cinnamon, grapefruit, ginger, neroli, lemon, lime, and sweet orange.
Therapeutic grade, uncut, and alcohol-free — poured into the bottle size of your choice.
Safety Note: Essential oils are highly concentrated. For external use only. Dilute properly in a suitable carrier oil before applying to skin, avoid the eyes and sensitive areas, and do not ingest. Perform a patch test first, keep out of reach of children and pets, and consult a qualified professional before use during pregnancy or with medical concerns.
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