Coriander (Coriandrum sativum) is also known as Chinese parsley.Coriander grows up to three feet in height. Its leaves are feathery and it bears purple-tinged or white flowers and small green seeds. The coriander oil is steam distilled from these seeds.

The main components of coriander oil include linalool, phellandrene, borneol, geraniol, pinene and geranyl acetate, etc. These components give coriander oil a unique aroma and multiple biological activities.

Coriander Oil Benefits

Medicinal value: Coriander seeds are stomachic, wind-removing, and phlegm-removing herbs. Their seed oil can be used to prepare medicines and is helpful in treating symptoms such as influenza, anorexia nervosa, bad breath, rheumatism, joint pain, and muscle pain.

Coriander oil has a warming effect on the stomach, relieves flatulence and stomach cramps, stimulates appetite, and helps correct improper eating habits.

It is also good for the lungs, especially for helping the lungs resist the measles virus.

Coriander oil can remove toxins and liquid waste from the body and is a general purifier.

It can also stimulate estrogen secretion and deal with reproductive system problems such as irregular menstruation and infertility.

Skin care and beauty: Coriander oil also has certain applications in the field of skin care and beauty. Although it is generally not used directly on the skin, its astringent, antiseptic and detoxifying effects are very suitable for treating skin problems such as acne, eczema, dermatitis and psoriasis.

Seasoning and flavoring: Coriander oil is also suitable for blending food, perfume, floral water, cosmetic essence, etc. It can add a unique flavor to food and can also be used to make perfume and cosmetic essence ingredients.