Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
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Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Coriander Seed Essential Oil
Essential Oil Dilution Chart

Coriander Seed Essential Oil

$14.99
$14.99 $14.99
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Eases muscular discomfort, supports a healthy digestive system, and helps calm the senses.

10 mL - $14.99

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Product Description

More than just its fruity, peppery fragrance, this exotic essential oil holds a variety of benefits. For many years, Coriander Seed Essential Oil has been known to help stimulate the appetite as well as relieve the occasional upset stomach. Experiencing aches and pains in muscles? This impressive essential oil can help alleviate those issues. For the mind, Coriander Seed can help calm unsettling nerves while also supporting mental focus. This can also be a great essential oil to diffuse before bedtime in order to help you fully relax.

What's in it?

  • Steam-distilled from the seeds of the Coriandrum sativum herb.

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Coriandrum Sativum (Coriander) Seed Oil

Made Without

  • Fillers

  • Phthalates

  • Synthetic Fragrance

How to Use

Aromatic: Diffuse using 2-3 drops per 100 mL of water or use in a personal inhaler.
Topical: Dilute to 1-3% in a carrier.

  • KidSafe

  • Pregnancy Safe

  • Nursing Safe

  • Pup & Pony Safe

Botanical Name:
Coriandrum sativum
Aromatic Scent:
Sweet, peppery, slightly fruity smell
Shelf Life:
3-4 Years
Country of Origin:
Egypt, Russia, Ukraine, United Kingdom
Cautions:
Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant or under a doctor's care, consult your physician. External use only.

Test Reports

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The International Federation of Aromatherapists does not recommend that essential oils be taken internally unless under the supervision of a medical doctor who is also qualified in clinical aromatherapy. All cautions listed for individual oils do not include those cautions from ingestion.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Bottles are filled by volume. Some bottle sizes may not be filled to the top, but do contain the volume of oil specified.

Plant Therapy, LLC and its KidSafe branded products are not manufactured, approved, authorized, licensed or endorsed by the Child Accident Prevention Foundation of Australia or its state and territory branches (Foundation). Plant Therapy, LLC has no affiliation whatsoever with the Foundation.

Overall rating: 4.8713827 / 5 from 311 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

This Coriander Seed Essential Oil is praised for its fruity, peppery fragrance and its benefits in stimulating appetite, relieving stomach upset, alleviating muscle aches, and calming nerves. Customers appreciate its quality and versatility, though opinions on the bottle size vary.

Summary topics

  • Oil Quality: 32%
  • Aroma Satisfaction: 6%
  • Fragrance Addition: 3%
  • Blending Versatility: 12%
  • Scent Characteristics: 46%

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Review highlights

  • "Love the culinary plant oils, this coriander has a lovely sweet scent to me" — Gayle B.
  • "this smell is amazing, it is one of my favorite scents and blends that this company has to offer." — claudia
  • "I absolutely love coriander and its clean and fresh smell." — Suzanne

Reviews

Bring the 30ml back please. . .

"I love coriander seed oil. Can u please bring back the 30ml bottle please? I use up a 30ml bottle in just three months. The 30ml is much more economical. I diffuse it to boost focus."

— Brittanywuff (5/5)

This is a new favourite.

"This is a new favourite. I have been doing Tiffany Carole’s Aromapoint meditations and this has been a staple. So nice to connect with the plants even when you can’t get away to nature. I love this one."

— Jennifer T. (5/5)

Coriander Seed

"I enjoy this oil in the diffuser. It has a nice light scent. I like to blend it with one of the citrus oils."

— Diane (5/5)

Complex and Different

"Plant Therapy's Coriander EO has a richer, fuller scent profile from that of a different brand that I bought a few years ago. This EO scent is nutty, earthy, herbaceous, and also has some unique sweet scent. For extra flair, I mixed a bit of coriander with sweet marjoram and black spruce. A little goes a long way and I'll continue to have fun experimenting with it."

— Catherine M. (5/5)

I didn't like the smell. Caused me Headaches

"I like Cilantro, and Coriander Seed oil. This one doesn't agree with me. I don't like the scent and it causes me headaches. Plant Therapy oils usually are great and so is their customer service therefore giving it 3 stars."

— Rachel (3/5)

Swiss Army Oil

"Coriander is my Swiss Army oil! lol I use it for just about every blend I make. I use it by itself. It has such and uplifting and clean scent. I stock up on it whenever it's on sale. Luckily, I never have to worry about it being 'out of stock' on Plant Therapy. They ALWAYS have it! It is alos one of the affordable scents."

— Christie K. (5/5)

Coriander

"Y'all, it seems like Coriander seed essential oil might just be an unsung hero!! It is so fresh, refreshing, and uplifting! Don't worry, if you don't like the smell of fresh cilantro, this smells nothing like it since it's the seed of the coriander herb. I will be using this all spring and summer for fresh diffuser blends!! I like it with any citrus oil, or with citrus and a bit of spearmint and ylang ylang!"

— Meghan D. (5/5)

Coriander

"Works well for tummy troubles and has a refreshing scent."

— Cindy L. (5/5)

Bring back 30ml bottle

"An uplifting scent mix with a few other oils and it makes a wonderful relaxing smell"

— Cherie (5/5)

Perfect

"Perfect, this is exactly what I've been looking for and it did exactly as I expected. It is much better than any of the other oils I have tried from other brands."

— BRIDGET R. (5/5)

Q&A

Can you ingest this oil?
Thank you for contacting Plant Therapy! I am happy to assist you with this! What Happens When Ingesting Essential Oils? Upon ingestion, essential oils come into direct contact with vital organs such as the tongue, mouth, esophagus, stomach, etc. Because essential oils are miscible with fats, they attach to the mucous membrane which lines these organs. This can lead to irritation and damage because pure, undiluted essential oils are highly concentrated substances. While all of our Oils are 100% pure and free of any contaminants and can be ingested, the International Federation of Aromatherapists does not recommend that Essential Oils be taken internally therapeutically or ingested unless under the supervision of a medical doctor who is also qualified in Clinical Aromatherapy. At this time, none of Plant Therapy’s Certified Aromatherapists are clinically trained to administer Essential Oils internally, so we can not recommend ingesting them. This is for your safety, as some Oils can cause internal damage or interact with medications. Here is a blog with more information on this: https://www.planttherapy.com/blog/2014/01/14/can-essential-oils-be-ingested/ To reach out to an aromatherapist in your area, I recommend using the Find An Aromatherapist option on the Alliance of International Aromatherapist website here: https://www.alliance-aromatherapists.org/ or on the National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy here: https://naha.org/